elfin_odalisque
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Would it help if women had sex with men who wear glasses
Does that enhance their intelligence?
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Would it help if women had sex with men who wear glasses
Glasses always enhance intelligence. Haven't you see any of those movies (or watched Scooby-Doo for that matter, where the smart boy/girl is always the one with glasses?Does that enhance their intelligence?
Does that enhance their intelligence?
In fairness a tampon will only stretch the hymen a little. And I think most girls are very aware that they have a hymen. We certainly were growing up and I have a 16 year old daughter who is still subject to the myths that circulate in school about virginity.
So just to be sure, the geography is:I love this site , have been enjoying the fantastic stories for some time. However, I have a bone to pick. I can't tell you how many stories I have read that describe taking a woman's virginity and 90% of them mention a 'barrier' a few inches inside that the guy must break/push through whatever.
It's just a small thing but it annoys me. There is nothing a few inches inside a woman, virgin or not. The hymen is right at the entrance and you can see it real easy if it's there. If it is it partially covers the entrance and merely stretches on first penetration to accomodate the size of the penis, some hymenal tissue remains until the woman gives birth vaginally.
Well, that's one testament.well i'd heard about it but never found anything there 'in the way' as I grew up and discovered my body. certainly no bloodstained sheets when i lost my virginity.
I do think the bike and horseback riding is an old myth to explain why some girls didn't bleed during sex. I did some horseback riding and plenty of bike riding and it never broke my hymen--I know this because I did bleed (we'll get to that). Now tampons might be another thing entirely, but how would you know the blood came from the hymen and not your period?Women that didn't bleed at there first coitus... Is this because something had torn your hymen previously (the urban myth of riding horses or cycles; or pushing something big up there) - presumably that would have caused bleeding on that earlier occasion - or are some hymens sufficiently stretchy, or non-existent, so that tearing and bleeding never happen?
All you have to do is ask... and listen. and ask for clarification of what you don't understand.Oh ye gods.
How many more variables are there for a chap to understand ?
Women should be supplied with a Haynes Manual !
What would be the fun in that? Aren't men supposed to be explorers wanting to discover all of it on their own? And when was the last time you read the manual that came with...anything?Women should be supplied with a Haynes Manual !
All you have to do is ask... and listen. and ask for clarification of what you don't understand.
LISTEN. And ASK.
oh, did I mention-- LISTENING? And ASKING?
Of course since men have always known EVERYTHING, it's possible that the woman in question hasn't been told, by the men who know everything, what she needs to know herself.
In which case Google is her goddamn friend. And therefore, yours.
Which admittedly, wasn't true ten years ago...
What would be the fun in that? Aren't men supposed to be explorers wanting to discover all of it on their own? And when was the last time you read the manual that came with...anything?
It's a nasty feedback loop, isn't it?And there's nothing worse than an impatient sigh when asking the questions.
It can ruin an evening.
I thought I broke my girlfriend's hymen when I fingered her the first time; my hand came out covered in blood to the wrist. The next day, the same blood. I started getting suspicious that she was simply "enjoying that time of the month." I (years later) saw an educational video (porn) of a woman getting poked for her first time: The guy fit in there past his head (of the penis; this is not unbirth sex), where he got stuck. He pushed in, and upon withdrawing, he had a very thin few drops of bright red blood on his piece of meat, not at all the thick, dark mass I'd experienced years before.
To my recent knowledge, the hymen is not a wall at all. It is simply membrane that keeps the opening tightly shut, litterally needing to be torn to dialate. It's like the drawstring of your hood in a way. When you break the hymen, you're breaking the drawstring, and the vaginal opening will be able to widen. With the hymen intact, it's still possible to insert objects inside, such as a thin penis (nothing I'd know anything about), a finger, or a tampon.
That's all just the product of my research; feel free to point out my mis-steps.
Now I have a question while we're in female anatomy. While I agree it's annoying to read about a guy's cock halfway up a virgin without breaking the thing open, I believe there's a degree of not-terribly-over-exaggerated. What does bother me is a guy saying he's using his dick to massage her G-spot. Motherfucker, the G-spot is around the corner in the pussy, not straight ahead like the cervix. You need fingers to reach up there, or else a hooked cock you can hang a side of beef from. Amiright?
That makes no sense at all unless your bulbous bitch-banging baby builder bends down.
That sounded really romantic until I thought of all the other books on the bookshelf :
Wouldn't this be easier with pictures?In the reverse-cowgirl, the penis would be bending towards the woman's bottom. The g-spot is located behind the clit, which is on the other side of your body. Your position would have the penis tending away from it.
In the reverse-cowgirl, the penis would be bending towards the woman's bottom. The g-spot is located behind the clit, which is on the other side of your body. Your position would have the penis tending away from it.