BetterThanThou wrote: » But, if you do decide to go ahead with this, at least use a condom.
emma9 wrote: » Flavoured lipgloss really? I wasn't going to wear it in case it was weird. Ya Friday morning before school.
emma9 wrote: » I've been chatting to a boy over the last two weeks and he asked me to shift him before school some morning, and I agreed. I'm 17 and I've never shifted anyone before (because I haven't been to teen discos and I wouldn't do it before or after school because everyone would know and I'm quite shy). He said we'd keep it between ourselves but I'm wondering whether I should tell my bestfriend, she would be annoyed if I didn't and he'll probably tell his friends anyway. The thing is I'm really nervous and I don't know how to act. Won't it be really awkward before, during and after it? I'm afraid I'll mess it up as well. I know this is a stupid (and embarrassing) post but any advice or experience? Please don't give smart answers, thanks.
BetterThanThou wrote: » I can give you this advice right now, don't shift a boy you've been talking to for 2 weeks "before school some morning", you'll regret it. Your first time should be with someone you're at least in a relationship with, and preferably during a time when you're not going to be rushing and you can make a nice evening/night out of it. It's really nothing special unless you have time for the foreplay and the aftermath, the kissing and cuddling are what make it. Getting the shift quickly before school some morning really isn't anything your finger can't do. But, if you do decide to go ahead with this, at least use a condom.
jacksie66 wrote: » Ah to be young again when your biggest worry is getting a shift before the weight of the world crushes your spirit...
BetterThanThou wrote: » Based on this thread and urban dictionary, it turns my definition of "the shift" is actually totally different from what it actually means, I've never been very good at Irish slang. Since you mean a french kiss, I say go for it, that's what teenagers do, hell, "shift" as many boys as you want, you'll regret it when you're older if you don't.
emma9 wrote: » Getting the shift
chrisb1 wrote: » Nothing wrong with a bit of tonsil tennis like everything else the first one could be good or be messy watch for roaming hands and rushing fingers don't let the flame of passion turn into an inferno well at least not outside the school gates
Macavity. wrote: » Yeah, shift in England means sex to a lot of people.
DoYouEvenLift wrote: » After hours, where teens can ask about kissing someone for the first time and be told to use a condom.
UCDVet wrote: » I never learned to shift properly as a teen. It's easy just to buy an automatic in my opinion.
Nim wrote: » It's hard to beat that feeling of a good shift to be honest. It might be nerve-racking at first, so much pressure to get a good first shift when you're young but after one, you'll go from first to second to third and so on no bother.