LunachickXXX
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- Jul 14, 2010
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I agree with JoyceMarieL...
In bed my ideal partner is someone who is edgy and not afraid to take control. Hair pulling, pinching nipples, grappling me, ordering me to get on top and work faster...these things aren't even limited to bdsm or kinky couples....most vanilla couples I know like when their partner does this too.
But doing these things involves having the right person to do it with. You want someone sane and clean, especially if they are going to force you to perform acts on them as well.
Worst thing is the "nice" guy who is too nice in bed; it's good to check in every once in a while, especially if you pickup on a look or an awkward silence that says "I'm not enjoying this"...but if you are constantly saying "Is that okay? Is this okay? Does it feel okay?" every time it kind of kills the mood.
I've been with guys who didn't know their own strength, and thus I'd be leaving their apartment the next day with an aching jaw, unable to chew on one side. This is the other end of the spectrum, and though you'll always get what you want from them sexually (a nice rough ride)...they aren't the best partners emotionally.
Best combo (IMO) is a nice guy on the streets, and a rough lover in the sheets.
In bed my ideal partner is someone who is edgy and not afraid to take control. Hair pulling, pinching nipples, grappling me, ordering me to get on top and work faster...these things aren't even limited to bdsm or kinky couples....most vanilla couples I know like when their partner does this too.
But doing these things involves having the right person to do it with. You want someone sane and clean, especially if they are going to force you to perform acts on them as well.
Worst thing is the "nice" guy who is too nice in bed; it's good to check in every once in a while, especially if you pickup on a look or an awkward silence that says "I'm not enjoying this"...but if you are constantly saying "Is that okay? Is this okay? Does it feel okay?" every time it kind of kills the mood.
I've been with guys who didn't know their own strength, and thus I'd be leaving their apartment the next day with an aching jaw, unable to chew on one side. This is the other end of the spectrum, and though you'll always get what you want from them sexually (a nice rough ride)...they aren't the best partners emotionally.
Best combo (IMO) is a nice guy on the streets, and a rough lover in the sheets.