Ok, following on from Nola's thread on blow job technique, anyone got any good tips for going down on a lady? I'm pretty confident in my skills, but you can always learn more...
I think there should be some kind of a SH sex tips manual... maybe a sticky or two. It would certainly be a useful resource to work through...
One of my lecturers from my first degree. If you're out there, Dr Diane N., although you were an excellent teacher, I spent almost all of your classes imagining nailing you to the classroom floor. Or wall, or desk.
Oh, and my high school Latin teacher was very hot as well. The only state school between Sheffield and Edinburgh to do Latin A-Level, and they got the numbers because of her. I am sure that she used to wear deliberately low cut tops and lean forwards more than was strictly necessary.
And my new boss has the finest arse in Christendom. Hmm. Maybe I'm discovering something about women in positions of authority.
I never, NEVER fancied Thatcher.
Well, as I said in another post recently, my ex taught herself to do it, and it took her a month of hard work to be able to get it all down. I'd say this is what we learnt:
1. It matters which way your man's cock curves. Mine curves down, so the easiest angle was me standing and her kneeling. On the other hand for guys whose cock curves upwards a 69 position got it round the bend of her throat.
2. She found that when she first hits the back of her throat, her throat starts producing this kind of gooey, phlegmy saliva. This lubricates it. So you have to get this stuff going first before you try to go all the way down. Then the cock will slide down it easier.
3. As Andromeda said above, relax the your throat muscles as much as you can and just try to let the cock go past them rather than batter through them if you see what I mean.
4. After that it's just practice... it takes a while but your gag reflex will decrease. Not everyone can get rid of it altogether but for most people it gets a lot easier.
5. It's gonna be much easier if his cock is not 100% hard. That way it can go round the corner easier.
As to whether it's enjoyable for the giver... I think my ex used to like it largely for showing off value, and because I enjoyed it... but then, that's pretty much the same for all oral sex, isn't it? I mean it turns me on to eat pussy and I love doing it, but there isn't a direct sexual stimulation - it's all about the effect it has on the lady. Once she'd got the hang of it it wasn't uncomfortable or painful.
Yup. We were driving from Washington DC to Memphis, and about 10 hours in (somewhere between Nashville and Jackson) started to get a bit bored so she started sucking my cock. After a couple of near misses with trucks, we had to take the next turnoff, pull up in a motel car park, jump into the back seat and fuck like bastards.
It was fantastic, frantic sex. The name of Bucksnort, Tennessee will forever be etched in my memory.
Just saw this, thought is was weird and funny, and thought I'd stick it up for general perusal:
Ace.
Me and the former Ms Tomu had this:
She said it was quite fun. Yes, quiet enough that nobody else could hear, not massively powerful, but a pleasant little buzz.
The best thing though is the way it's set off - it's triggered by the signals a mobile phone gives off when it connects to the network, so obviously if I phone or text her, wherever she is she gets a buzz. However, it also goes off whenever anyone else uses a phone within about three or four metres.
Still, we only used it a few times - but it was quite fun.
We also had this:
It was quite good but the remote control-ness of it died so you had to switch it on and off manually.
God almighty this is a sensitive one. OK before I write any more I'd like to say that this is entirely my own feelings, and doesn't relate in any way to your situation. In fact (as with the abortion thread the other week) I feel that it's something that I can only really consider at an individual level - everyone's circumstances are totally different. I guess considering what the people involved feel is the only way of looking at it.
My mum - quite Christian but in her own way, and a very determined, bloody-minded person - said: "Don't you dare switch me off. Ever." I think that the idea of giving up is so alien to her that she'd want to fight on until the very end. I think for me, unless we have a different conversation at some point, I wouldn't feel able to call time on her fight.
My dad - an atheist who watched his dad die slowly of some kind of degenerative disease that took his mind away first (not sure exactly what) has always been very clear that if the situation comes up, he is in favour of euthanasia. Since he has always been very clear about this I'd feel more able to respect his wishes, although it would obviously still be horrible.
For me - I never want to end up as a piece of meat, unable to move or talk or think or refrain from shitting. I've worked in a nursing home and I don't want to end up in one myself - not that I saw anything horrific, I just don't want ever to be in that state. But I don't want anyone to have to pull the plug either - if I have the opportunity, once the game is pretty much up, I'd like to take up going for walks that are too long. I'll try and shape my life so that I live near some hills, so that I can conveniently die of hypothermia watching the sun set one evening. I think that would be far better for my loved ones than having to watch me degenerate until there's nothing left of the person I was.
Ummmmm... I realise I have strayed somewhat. Euthanasia - in principle I'm fine with it, as long as it's pretty clearly what the person would have wanted. In practice, I don't know if I'd actually be able to authorise the death of my parents or my sister. I guess you can never know until you're in the situation. Like I said at the top. I think these sort of things are really really individual decisions and very few people outside of the immediate situation have a right to have a say. For that reason I think it should be legal, but with safeguards and delays built-in (somehow).
Minx and Firelizard (and anyone else in this situation), my heart goes out to you and I hope you can find a way to deal with it that works for you.
In fact - you can crop, resize and black out faces using Paint, which came free with your computer. Unless you have a Mac, in which case... there'll be something on there.
Yes, it is, in a way.
Obviously, by virtue of the fact that we're having this discussion on a swingers' site, I would imagine that for most people here, the definition of cheating is not about the act but about the level of openness with which it is performed. Many of us here I'd have thought are happy for our partner to have sex with someone else as long as we're involved too, or present, or aware, or in some cases even made aware afterwards. But if we weren't aware and hadn't kind of given our consent for it to happen then it's a different matter.
It's not really about what he actually did. It's about the fact that it was behind her back. In many situations I would have been (and was) ok with (in fact turned on by) my ex fucking other men. But if I'd have found a series of erotic emails to someone else that she'd never told me about I would have felt very hurt. I totally sympathise with your friend feeling betrayed.
Just a little point in the other direction - if you read mail that isn't intended for your eyes, you're often going to find something that upsets you. Any feeling of betrayal has to be tempered by the awareness that in snooping you've yourself betrayed the trust of the other person. I speak from experience - I did that once, found something I didn't like, couldn't talk to my ex about it because I shouldn't have read it in the first place, and couldn't get it out of my head either. Very bad idea. Never again.
Er. I actually don't want there to be a referendum. Basically because I think that the European Union represents the only hope for the salvation of the human race, and if we had a referendum... the result would obviously go the wrong way.
Same reason I don't want a referendum on capital punishment... whoops, that was another thread...
Here's a question: let's say you were part of a couple where swinging, group sex and other such activities were part of the relationship (and let's say you really enjoyed that). And then you broke up.
How easy or difficult (or indeed important) have you found it to find a new partner who's into that stuff?
It there anyone here who used to do swinging but has a current partner who's not into it, and so is now just here for the craic? Is there anyone who has actively sought out a partner who would like swinging? At what stage do you ask? (First date: "So... have you ever been double penetrated? Or eaten pussy?")
Or do you just roll the dice and see what comes up?
I'm asking cos I split up with my girlfriend a little while ago. This was my profile since before I met her (which was partly why I was so chuffed that she was into all this), so I've kept it now.
For me, I kind of feel that the genie is out of the bottle a bit. Now that I've seen the girl I love getting boned by another guy, I want to keep seeing it. And I really enjoyed the whole group sex thing. But I'd never want to do it with a partner who kind of wasn't really into it herself, and I wouldn't want to kind of lead someone into it.
Also, dammit! Getting people to meet you was a hell of easier when the profile had her pictures on it. She was (er, still is) gorgeous (sigh).
Paululum sursum et dextrorsum
A little more up and to the right...
I don't really have a preference. I've never had a close encounter with a pair of implants, and it'd be quite fun just for novelty value.
On the other hand, a lot of my (unimplanted) girlfriends have felt strongly that implants are cheating, and I can sort of see that argument. And I also don't think that anyone should feel they HAVE to have bigger breasts - smaller ones can be just as beautiful.
I can see the argument that if you lost one for some reason you'd want to do something about that.
My personal opinion is that it's something that really is only the business of the people in the situation. I don't think it's a decision the state or church has a right to make for people, which I guess means that I think it should be allowed.
I have no personal experience of this situation. I think if I did unexpectedly impregnate someone, I probably wouldn't want them to have an abortion; but then I'm 29 and I'm not likely to date anyone under, say, 21 or 22; in other words people into the (hopefully) self-sustaining phase of life.
If I did somehow impregnate a 16-year-old I can really understand how at that age you'd not want to become responsible for another human being, when you're not even ready to be responsible for yourself. And I'd want to not become a parent if I felt that I was not in a position to do it properly. I can understand also that I might feel that I didn't want to bring another person into the world if I was not sure that I could give them the best possible start. I know that if I was looking down the barrel of seeing all my plans for my life get totally wiped out before I'd had a chance to get started I'd really want to do something about that.
Above all though I understand that I can never feel the full weight of that decision without having to make it myself. Never having had to make it, I don't feel I have the right to make it on behalf of other people. I know friends who have taken both options, some having abortions and some, at a very young age, deciding to bring up the child, and I respect both decisions.
I don't think it's something that should be undertaken lightly, but then I think it probably very rarely is. I think it should be there as an option though.
I'd like to come! (although, I guess I can take care of that myself...)