Who likes to wake up to oral sex?

Mnkinkcpl

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Anne was nice enough to wake me up this morning by sucking my dick. When I offered to switch to a 69 she just shushed me and continued to pleasure me with her talented mouth.

I can't count how many times we have done this to each other over the years.

It has to be the best way to wake someone ever.

Who else likes it giving or receiving?
 
Anne was nice enough to wake me up this morning by sucking my dick. When I offered to switch to a 69 she just shushed me and continued to pleasure me with her talented mouth.

I can't count how many times we have done this to each other over the years.

It has to be the best way to wake someone ever.

Who else likes it giving or receiving?
I like both, to wake up my wife when sucking her sweet pussy, or to wake up with her giving me head. Also if I happen to stay over at my friends house, I like to wake him by sucking his cock and swallowing every drop.
 
I can count on one hand the number of times it's happened, but I certainly love it.

The last time it happened I fell asleep on the couch. Wife was awake, drank some wine, and got frisky. I woke up to her unbuckling my belt and going to work.

Screw Folgers, THATS the best part of waking up.
 
So what trips the trigger to get you to wake your SO this way.

Reserving my answer for later
 
Wouldn't have minded it this morning, woke up with a RAGER. 🤣
 
I like to wake Anne up this way when I know she has a hard day ahead.



Kind of a pre stress reliever.
 
That is a fantasy of mine that dates back to reading Penthouse forum years ago. I wake up with a hardon almost every day, and my wife has never taken advantage of it in many, many, many years (if ever). It's always been my dream to have sex the first thing every morning and at the end of every evening.
 
That is a fantasy of mine that dates back to reading Penthouse forum years ago. I wake up with a hardon almost every day, and my wife has never taken advantage of it in many, many, many years (if ever). It's always been my dream to have sex the first thing every morning and at the end of every evening.
Sorry if this is offensive because I don't know your circumstances, but would it be hard to talk to her about it?
 
Sorry if this is offensive because I don't know your circumstances, but would it be hard to talk to her about it?
As a guy... seems like it can be a risk to ask about it. Don't want to piss her off if you're not getting much to begin with (ask me how I know 😆). I have mentioned it to my wife in the past, and it's happened a couple times but very rarely. In part because she is NOT a morning sex person. We've had morning sex like 2 times in 10 years. Last time she did do it, I fell asleep on the couch and night. Makes me feel old. 😆
 
As a guy... seems like it can be a risk to ask about it. Don't want to piss her off if you're not getting much to begin with (ask me how I know 😆). I have mentioned it to my wife in the past, and it's happened a couple times but very rarely. In part because she is NOT a morning sex person. We've had morning sex like 2 times in 10 years. Last time she did do it, I fell asleep on the couch and night. Makes me feel old. 😆
Not at all trying to be offensive but I have never understood not being able to talk to my SO about anything.

I mean she is my lover, spouse, mother to all of my kids I know about and most importantly my best friend.

If I couldn't go to her about anything then why would I choose to live my life with her?

IMO open, honest communication is the base for a good relationship and talking, listening and Hearing what each other is trying to say is what makes it work.

Once again just trying to understand, not be offensive.
 
Not at all trying to be offensive but I have never understood not being able to talk to my SO about anything.

I mean she is my lover, spouse, mother to all of my kids I know about and most importantly my best friend.

If I couldn't go to her about anything then why would I choose to live my life with her?

IMO open, honest communication is the base for a good relationship and talking, listening and Hearing what each other is trying to say is what makes it work.

Once again just trying to understand, not be offensive.

It sounds like you have a wonderful relationship and I envy you!

Unfortunately, we have very mismatched libidos in my marriage, and me trying to address my needs for more intimacy and sex always ends in a fight. So, it's a pick and choose my battles kind of situation.

These issues didn't show themselves until we were married, so it's not something I went in expecting.

As I said, it sounds like you have a wonderful and fulfilling relationship and I envy you. Unfortunately, there are quite a few people out there whose marital situations are less ideal.
 
It sounds like you have a wonderful relationship and I envy you!

Unfortunately, we have very mismatched libidos in my marriage, and me trying to address my needs for more intimacy and sex always ends in a fight. So, it's a pick and choose my battles kind of situation.

These issues didn't show themselves until we were married, so it's not something I went in expecting.

As I said, it sounds like you have a wonderful and fulfilling relationship and I envy you. Unfortunately, there are quite a few people out there whose marital situations are less ideal.
Thank you, it's something we have been working on for 34 years now.

It hasn't all been a bed of roses, I'd have to lie to say it was.

Most marriage issues are caused by not communicating the trick is to learn how to talk to each other so that neither person feels pressured or intimidated. Not a easy thing to do.

In the beginning Anne and I set aside a hour each week to just talk without distractions, tv off, phone unplugged, kids in bed. We would each get a drink and sit at the table and really listen to each other.

We worked out a lot of little things that made our relationship stronger.

Other people I know couldn't make our way work for them but going to marriage counseling did work.
 
Thank you, it's something we have been working on for 34 years now.

It hasn't all been a bed of roses, I'd have to lie to say it was.

Most marriage issues are caused by not communicating the trick is to learn how to talk to each other so that neither person feels pressured or intimidated. Not a easy thing to do.

In the beginning Anne and I set aside a hour each week to just talk without distractions, tv off, phone unplugged, kids in bed. We would each get a drink and sit at the table and really listen to each other.

We worked out a lot of little things that made our relationship stronger.

Other people I know couldn't make our way work for them but going to marriage counseling did work.

As someone with a counseling background, all very true. 🙂

Getting two party buy in to ideas like that has been my problem. If it's not an issue for her, it's not an issue, so nothing we need to discuss.

Work in progress, for sure.
 
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