Chloe_Harper
Little Pouting Brat
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I love everything you said in your post. Getting to the bottom line, I wholeheartedly agree. I think being with a partner you trust elevates the experience tenfold.The bottom line, for me, is that just like any other part of physical intimacy situations, it’s made better by a partner I trust, better if preferences and boundaries are already discussed, better by truly enjoying it as the provider, and better by a deep and meaningful connection. If these aspects are missing, it just isn’t going to be as great for me.
Thank you for your input on this topic! And welcome to the thread! Make sure you pay your gif taxI prefer to give slow and sloppy with lots of eye contact. But I'm not against taking direction if my partner wants something different...especially if he wants to tell me exactly what he wants me to do.
For myself (and I think a lot of women) giving a blowjob is the first "sex" they have (I don't know any woman whose first experience was receiving oral). I'd be curious how much those early experiences continue to color what we like or are comfortable doing later.

It's interesting that you mention most women's first sexual experience was giving man oral. I didn't realize for many years that that was more than just me. And then, to think about how that morphs our views of fellatio. Some girls hate doing it after feeling like they had to start their sexual experiences that way, others (like me) find themselves drawn to that act more and more.
I'm glad you're enjoying the read that muchI may just spend my Friday rereading this over and over ..... Dear God! I miss it sooooo much. *Hissing through my teeth just reading this*


This is such an interesting take on what has been shared. The tongue definitely gets to be a part of more than one sensation, and perhaps that's why people are so attracted to tongues themselves. But, in giving pleasure, one of my favorite tools, more so than hands most of the time.Ok, here it goes.
None of the other senses are as involved as taste. Touch is feeling. Sight is seeing. Smell is about aroma.
The tongue is about taste yes, but so much more. It involves aroma. Also it involves touch. And all of it is pulled together in a pinprick of sensory delight or a glorious wide lapping of desire.
Oral can be so intimate and sensuous or it can be craven and wild. Once you involve taste you are completing a sensory maelstrom. Once you say "I've tasted you!", there's no more unknowing. You are known.
Now you can settle in for intensity. Your free to taste everything.
Go taste someone.