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Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2014 3:27 pm
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Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 12:12 pm
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We can't give you detailed instructions about how to do sexual positions as it would violate Gaia's PG-13 rule.
But I can tell you that, yes, it is possible.
If you're flabby to the point that your stomach hangs down and covers or partially covers your genitals, then your stomach might get in the way unless you hold it up.
But if you're a bit more solid, almost like a pregnant woman's belly, it shouldn't be a problem. I've been with guys who were overweight and carried their weight kind of like a pregnant woman, and it never got in the way for us. That position was no different for us than it would have been with a thinner guy. No special steps, movements, or anything else was needed.
It's ok to not know what you're doing. We all have to experiment a little. Even if we've had sex thousands of times with a hundred different people, that doesn't mean that we're automatically going to know how to please our next partner. We're all a little different in bed and like different things. So every new partner may mean that we need to experiment a bit and get to know each other's likes and dislikes all over again.
I've been with guys who were very experienced, a little experienced, and not experienced at all. I actually enjoyed some of the less experienced ones more than I enjoyed some of the more experienced ones. Honestly, I wouldn't have known how experienced they were if they hadn't told me. I think making it enjoyable for you and your partner has less to do with how experienced you are and more to do with things like if you're willing to experiment; if you feel comfortable with yourself, sex, and your partner; if you're willing to take cues from your partner; if you're able to pick up on your partner's cues; if you're willing to ask if your partner likes something if you're not sure; etc.
So never feel insecure about being inexperienced.
Make sure you use protection every single time. You should ideally be using male latex condoms, and she should also be on a hormonal method of birth control. If you two have had previous partners, it would also be wise to get tested for STDs first.
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Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 4:17 pm
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LorienLlewellyn We can't give you detailed instructions about how to do sexual positions as it would violate Gaia's PG-13 rule. But I can tell you that, yes, it is possible. If you're flabby to the point that your stomach hangs down and covers or partially covers your genitals, then your stomach might get in the way unless you hold it up. But if you're a bit more solid, almost like a pregnant woman's belly, it shouldn't be a problem. I've been with guys who were overweight and carried their weight kind of like a pregnant woman, and it never got in the way for us. That position was no different for us than it would have been with a thinner guy. No special steps, movements, or anything else was needed. It's ok to not know what you're doing. We all have to experiment a little. Even if we've had sex thousands of times with a hundred different people, that doesn't mean that we're automatically going to know how to please our next partner. We're all a little different in bed and like different things. So every new partner may mean that we need to experiment a bit and get to know each other's likes and dislikes all over again. I've been with guys who were very experienced, a little experienced, and not experienced at all. I actually enjoyed some of the less experienced ones more than I enjoyed some of the more experienced ones. Honestly, I wouldn't have known how experienced they were if they hadn't told me. I think making it enjoyable for you and your partner has less to do with how experienced you are and more to do with things like if you're willing to experiment; if you feel comfortable with yourself, sex, and your partner; if you're willing to take cues from your partner; if you're able to pick up on your partner's cues; if you're willing to ask if your partner likes something if you're not sure; etc. So never feel insecure about being inexperienced. Make sure you use protection every single time. You should ideally be using male latex condoms, and she should also be on a hormonal method of birth control. If you two have had previous partners, it would also be wise to get tested for STDs first.
Thank you very much. smile The stomach is not hanging down, I think pregnant belly is the best way to describe it. It's good that from behind is possible.
I will have a lot more questions but for now, I just wish to say thank you, especially for making this a public guild that offers replies quickly.
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Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2014 8:59 pm
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Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2014 9:49 pm
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