For established partners, oral sex "can be one of the most empowering things to do because you're taking charge of his pleasure," say Mark Michaels and Patricia Johnson, authors of
Bedded Bliss. "That can amp up your own arousal." It's also a time to be exploratory, playful, and
fun. With that in mind, do what feels best for
you — and by all means request that he
return the favor. Once you're ready, start slowly and maintain eye contact as you begin to move your hand up and down his shaft. If you'd like, prep the area by adding a bit of
flavored lube that's safe for consumption, like
Babeland's Babelicious line, which can make the act a little more palatable and help any initial hand actions go more smoothly.
Nothing about
a blow job should be fast — he wants to savor it, and you'll love making him squirm. So start slow by grazing your mouth against his penis as you continue moving your hand up and down his shaft. One more thing: At this point, it's all right if he's not entirely erect. In fact, it's normal for his erection to ebb and flow during oral sex, and it's not indicative of his pleasure, says Amy Marsh, a Berkeley, CA-based sexologist. Take his temperature now and again by asking him to give you a clue when a move really turns him on. The
dirty talk adds to the mood,
and it'll make the next time even better. "Being honest about how it feels will boost enjoyment on both sides,"
The deeper, the better may be the case
in porn, but not so in real life. "Gagging takes you both out of the moment, and you and he will enjoy
oral sex much more when you're both having fun," says Marsh. To simulate deep throating, you want to use some combination of your mouth, tongue and hands. Marsh recommends a tight grip on the base of his shaft. Then wrap your mouth just a bit below the frenulum (the place where the head of the penis connects to the shaft) so your lips meet your fist, and move your mouth and hand in a rhythmic motion.
Talk It Out
Of course, if you really hate the idea deep throating (and/or have a sensitive gag reflex), it's OK to voice that! "Be mindful of what your body is comfortable doing, and listen to your body as you're giving," suggests De-Andrea Blaylock-Johnson
of Sankofa Sex Therapy. If your neck is aching or you feel claustrophobic because he's pushing down on your head, talk out your boundaries before, during, and after the act.
Explore Underneath
The frenulum contains a bundle of nerves, says Marsh. Flick it with the tip of your tongue, or circle the head of the penis slowly, stopping each time you hit this
pleasure spot.
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