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Inexperienced sexually
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17-06-2008 2:35pm#1
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Don't worry about this lass, the main thing for you to think about is how much you enjoy it. Don't be afraid to help guide each other towards movements that you both prefer and don't be afraid to communicate either.
Guys are generally just grateful for what they get so i shouldn't worry about it too much. Just enjoy yourself! (and use protection
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Talking to your friend-turned-partner is probably a good idea OP.
You know this guy for years as a friend, so you trust him (I assume
), so tell him that you're a little hesitant. You've decided to get involved with this guy because you know him very well and there's trust and respect between you. Telling him how you feel will strengthen that bond.
As a guy speaking from my own experience I can say there's nothing more humbling than when a women you have feelings for is open with you about the things that worry her.
Your partner will appreciate that you trust him enough to talk to him, and he'll want to do everything he can to put you at your ease.
Also he'll feel like a complete freaking legend when he helps you out.
Think about it, figuring out the female mind is the last big frontier for men, so whenever we manage to fix something for the women we love, well basically we're like little kings among men Or maybe regular-sized kings among tiny men, I forget
Best of luck OP!0 -
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AngryBadger wrote: »Talking to your friend-turned-partner is probably a good idea OP.
You know this guy for years as a friend, so you trust him (I assume), so tell him that you're a little hesitant. You've decided to get involved with this guy because you know him very well and there's trust and respect between you. Telling him how you feel will strengthen that bond.
As a guy speaking from my own experience I can say there's nothing more humbling than when a women you have feelings for is open with you about the things that worry her.
Your partner will appreciate that you trust him enough to talk to him, and he'll want to do everything he can to put you at your ease.
Also he'll feel like a complete freaking legend when he helps you out.
Think about it, figuring out the female mind is the last big frontier for men, so whenever we manage to fix something for the women we love, well basically we're like little kings among men Or maybe regular-sized kings among tiny men, I forget
Best of luck OP!
+100, and very nice post too angrybadger.:)0 -
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I tell you what, telling him you're nervous about it would be a good asshole filter. If you tell him and he's supportive and caring, as he should be, you know he's a good 'un. If he embarrasses you or makes a big deal about it, he's a dick and you're better off not sleeping with him. I'd say trust your instincts on this, but try not to worry - you run the risk of making it into a bigger problem than it is. It's like riding a bike
tbh, if a girl told me that, I'd be pretty honoured. 0 -
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