The hand job is so high school. You gave your first one fumbling in the front seat of his car, or in the back row of the movie theater, or on the couch in his basement rec room. It went like this: You rubbed over his jeans for a while ouch! If you were brave, you opened it up for better access. And you jerked. Back and forth, back and forth. No lube, not even spit.

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It's a fun start, and I would finish him off by grinding your ass against him It's the nicest way to punish him If you want to really do him a favor without sex, I'd get on my knees and start sucking him off. Don't forget to grab or play with his balls if you do.
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United States. Type keyword s to search. Today's Top Stories. When you're handling his package, he's so damn grateful, he'd never complain even if your skills were a little lacking. Lightly tap up and down his shaft with your fingers, like you're playing a piano with one hand. This helps him get and stay hard by keeping blood flowing into the spongy tissue of his penis. Stroke down his length with one hand to make the skin taut and expose more nerve endings.
They'll be your best friend one night — ready to go for as long as you need them — and then let you down the next night, as if you did something unforgivable to them. If you're confused by that, chances are you're not alone. The relationship between penises and the bodies they're attached to is complex; what arouses one penis might not arouse the next one, and sometimes nothing will work in the moment. It doesn't have to go down that way, though. Here, you'll find some tips that'll hopefully make sex more pleasurable for you and your penis — whether you're dealing with an uncooperative one or just want to learn an extra trick or two. Hate to break it to ya, but you can't just expect your penis to be ready to go whenever the moment arises; it often works best when you're just as psychologically stimulated as you are physically stimulated. And a good way to get there is by talking to your partner, Dr. You could start by telling your partner if something hurts "or if you want stimulation in a different way — faster, slower, harder, stronger," says Kerner. Or if you're at a loss for words, just try commenting on what you're feeling or seeing and how it turns you on.