Is it time to lose my virginity?
March 29, 2008
Is it time to lose my virginity?
And, if so, what happens next?
I’m 17 and I’m still at school. My boyfriend is 19. He’s six foot two and an IT whiz. I’ve fancied him ever since we got chatting in a pub six months ago. He had a girlfriend then but he’s dumped her since and we’ve been together for a month.’I know he had sex with his ex, in fact I’ve heard he’s a bit of a stud - and that makes me worried.
What if he has sex with me and I don’t measure up? If I don’t have sex I know he’ll get bored and leave. Maybe I’m making a big deal of it – I know lots of my friends have had sex and they say it’s nothing to get worked up about. Is the first time supposed to be special, or is that just in the movies? This guy is gorgeous and I don’t want to lose him.
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Understanding the G Spot.
March 26, 2008
I found there’s many discussion about this topic lately.
If 10 years ago this subject has been “hiding” from public, but now it has been discuss directly anywhere, and anytime. So what is the G Spot actually?
The clitoris, as you probably know, is the little mound of ultra-sensitive tissue which lies just in front of a woman’s vagina. In terms of responsiveness, it’s the female equivalent of the penis, but is actually far more sensitive. It usually needs only gentle touching, and perhaps massaging with the flat of the hand, to help a woman feel aroused.
Most women find that it’s stimulation of the clitoris which leads to orgasm for them. The clitoris can be indirectly stimulated during intercourse, but more women reach orgasm through stimulation other than intercourse. It’s important to be clear about this because so many couples feel like failures because the woman finds that intercourse doesn’t do the trick for her.
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Sex Formula - girls, get in the mood for sex!
March 25, 2008
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YOUR man is sprawled on the sofa looking tasty without his top on.
What do you do?
Pounce?
Nope, a new survey says two in five of you read a book while a fifth would rather watch TV. Only a teeny eight per cent of you decide to grab your fella for frisky fun before bedtime, according to the poll on homes website mydeco.com.
The problem, says behavioural psychologist Dr Linda Papadopoulos, is we’re not creating an environment conducive to passion. What we need is a sexy boudoir, new nighttime sex rules and a change in our animal behaviour. Maths boffins have even worked out a formula for the perfect boudoir.
Perfect bedroom = ((2(P+S)+3(T+A+E) + 2)/2)+((3(CL+BS)+4(PF+C+BT)–12)/2)
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