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Guys Pleasure During Sex?

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Original post by janey01
Just in terms of of pain actually :smile:


Oh dear xD
Original post by Aisha~~
Without getting into sex tips which seems to be taboo here, and assuming you and your partner are open to experimentation; Prostate massages are very pleasurable. Finding your kinks and fetishes will also help massively. Start ignoring that post-orgasm "I no longer find you attractive" feeling and training your body to last longer.

Just be proactive in learning about sex and trying things out. Theres a mass of resources out there (that aren't porn), and everyone is different.


Ah, I see, thanks.
Would you say a guy gets more pleasure out of sex whilst thrusting? (Compared to a girl) and not taking into account the focus on the clitoris.
Original post by JediArron
Ah, I see, thanks.
Would you say a guy gets more pleasure out of sex whilst thrusting? (Compared to a girl) and not taking into account the focus on the clitoris.


Seeing as it's not possible to experience both sensations, I doubt anyone will be able to give you a satisfactory answer to that question.

It's like the whole getting kicked in the balls Vs. labour contractions debate - as each person can only experience one or the other, there's no way of knowing (on a second-by-second basis) which is more painful.
Reply 23
If the girl is hot and has major skills it can be as good. But that's rare, sadly. A lot of hot girls don't try because they don't have to.

Edit. You can judge it by the degree of self control a person retains. The more intense it is, the less self control they retain.
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Original post by Nepene
If the girl is hot and has major skills it can be as good. But that's rare, sadly. A lot of hot girls don't try because they don't have to.

Edit. You can judge it by the degree of self control a person retains. The more intense it is, the less self control they retain.


Good physically or good psychologically?

Also what would you define as being skills :smile:
Reply 25
Original post by JediArron
Good physically or good psychologically?

Also what would you define as being skills :smile:


Both. I meant good physically, though.

Good psychologically is an important skill. If you insult his manhood or are unstable mentally during sex that's bad. If you compliment the girth of his member and how amazing he is, that will improve his experience.

Other skills include knowing where all the male sexual parts are (and not just the obvious ones) being willing to do whatever fetishes he has, moving during intercourse, and being willing to do everything.

Plus there are more mechanical skills but you're not supposed to give sex tips on tsr.
Original post by RightSaidJames
As usual, no sex tips please :smile:


Because those of us with experience could give a more down-to-earth POV than some stupid random website without such idiotic rules?

If this wasn't a student website it would be dead.
Original post by Anonymous
Ah, to be honest I based it on porn >_>
But there's home made porn which is not faked and the girl still moans a lot..


The girls in homemade porn aren't representative of the female population. How many girls do you know who'd put videos of themselves online? You can't assume that cos the slags in amateur porn are noisy, all women are noisy :tongue:
Original post by HARRY PUTAH
Because those of us with experience could give a more down-to-earth POV than some stupid random website without such idiotic rules?

If this wasn't a student website it would be dead.


You can give a down-to-earth POV without being explicit or pornographic, though.
Original post by Nepene
Both. I meant good physically, though.

A. Good psychologically is an important skill. If you insult his manhood or are unstable mentally during sex that's bad. If you compliment the girth of his member and how amazing he is, that will improve his experience.

B. Other skills include knowing where all the male sexual parts are (and not just the obvious ones) being willing to do whatever fetishes he has, moving during intercourse, and being willing to do everything.

Plus there are more mechanical skills but you're not supposed to give sex tips on tsr.


A. something along the lines of: "Oh please **** me with this beautiful, wonderful, big **** of yours... -that way ?
..so you guys like the porn terminology?

B. No sex tips asked, but anatomy: which male sexual parts are there except balls and penis ? (based on what I learned in school I don't know more than these)

EDIT: as to the OP: I don't think that in general men or women have more fun sexually, it is very different for each individual.
But one suggestion is to train to hold longer, longer intercourse=more fun.
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Original post by AnonymusSister
A. something along the lines of: "Oh please **** me with this beautiful, wonderful, big **** of yours... -that way ?
..so you guys like the porn terminology?


We like sexy terminology. Porn actors use it because they know it turns men on, but it predates them.

B. No sex tips asked, but anatomy: which male sexual parts are there except balls and penis ? (based on what I learned in school I don't know more than these)


Perineum, glans, and the balls do more than just hang there.

EDIT: as to the OP: I don't think that in general men or women have more fun sexually, it is very different for each individual.
But one suggestion is to train to hold longer, longer intercourse=more fun.


From my experience, women have a greater range of pleasure. They tend to reach higher heights more easily than men. Men have a much more consistant level of pleasure though.
Original post by Nepene
We like sexy terminology. Porn actors use it because they know it turns men on, but it predates them.


Perineum, glans, and the balls do more than just hang there.


From my experience, women have a greater range of pleasure. They tend to reach higher heights more easily than men. Men have a much more consistant level of pleasure though.


So guys are mainly too shy I guess, my current bf is the only one who ever suggested/asked for dirty talk.
I do know about, and did mention balls, and glans is a part of the penis, and I received thorough instructions re both -so I only do/did miss the perineum..

The consistant level makes sense, women (or me anyway) are much more vulnerable to distractions of thoughts, surroundings, etc.

I am not a native speaker so even with dictionary and 10 years experience so do I not know what You mean by "..but it predates them" I would be grateful if you could clarify so that my english gets better.
Original post by AnonymusSister
I am not a native speaker so even with dictionary and 10 years experience so do I not know what You mean by "..but it predates them" I would be grateful if you could clarify so that my english gets better.


To "predate" something means to come before it, so your grandparents predate your parents and the CD predates the iPod :smile:
Original post by Clumsy_Chemist
To "predate" something means to come before it, so your grandparents predate your parents and the CD predates the iPod :smile:


Thank you.
My dictionary did tell me that much, but I can't get sense in it in the whole context of the sentence: "Porn actors use it (dirty talk) because they know it turns men on, but it predates them." :confused:
Reply 34
Original post by AnonymusSister
So guys are mainly too shy I guess, my current bf is the only one who ever suggested/asked for dirty talk.
I do know about, and did mention balls, and glans is a part of the penis, and I received thorough instructions re both -so I only do/did miss the perineum..


Yeah, some girls get offended by requests from guys to be better at sex, so a lot don't say anything.

You have to pay special attention. A lot of women know the balls and the glans exist but don't do anything with them. Their handjobs only touch the shaft, for example.

The consistant level makes sense, women (or me anyway) are much more vulnerable to distractions of thoughts, surroundings, etc.


Yeah, a woman has to be in the zone to get there. But if she is in the zone...

I am not a native speaker so even with dictionary and 10 years experience so do I not know what You mean by "..but it predates them" I would be grateful if you could clarify so that my english gets better.


Porn actors speak dirty because men like women speaking dirty, men don't like women speaking dirty because of porn actors.
Original post by AnonymusSister
Thank you.
My dictionary did tell me that much, but I can't get sense in it in the whole context of the sentence: "Porn actors use it (dirty talk) because they know it turns men on, but it predates them." :confused:


I have no idea either don't worry :smile:
Reply 36
Most men will orgasm during sex, whereas a lot of women wont. They'll moan, because it's pleasurable, but they won't necessarily orgasm. When I asked a woman her thoughts on this, all she said was "well it's still nice" but agreed most women wont orgasm.
Original post by Nepene
Yeah, some girls get offended by requests from guys to be better at sex, so a lot don't say anything.

You have to pay special attention. A lot of women know the balls and the glans exist but don't do anything with them. Their handjobs only touch the shaft, for example.


Yeah, a woman has to be in the zone to get there. But if she is in the zone...


Porn actors speak dirty because men like women speaking dirty, men don't like women speaking dirty because of porn actors.


I do not get offended if it is said the right way, in the right moment, but I see the problem, nobody wants to hear that he/she is bad at sex, but a request for improvement implies that in a way.
However if it is said in the context of general sex talk during foreplay or during cuddling after, like "what would you like, what do I like, can we experiment a little" then it does not feel to be criticism.

I must admit I did not 'invent' myself to do certain things, I was lovingly introduced to doing it.

Porn actors: I now understand what you mean, thank you, and I get the picture.
Original post by Clumsy_Chemist
I have no idea either don't worry :smile:


LOL but he explained it in the post just above yours, and now I do understand.
Reply 39
Original post by AnonymusSister
I do not get offended if it is said the right way, in the right moment, but I see the problem, nobody wants to hear that he/she is bad at sex, but a request for improvement implies that in a way.
However if it is said in the context of general sex talk during foreplay or during cuddling after, like "what would you like, what do I like, can we experiment a little" then it does not feel to be criticism.


From your long winded and twisted explanation, it's clear if we said it with even slightly the wrong tone or at the wrong time you might get mad. It's generally hard to ask girls to do things differently. If you have exceptional charm you can do it, but most guys don't.

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