Sex Mistake #6: Surprising him with something wild. If you want to take a walk on the wild side, talk first. Massages, first time felatios and ear-tonguing(if there's a word like that) make great surprises. Blindfolds, handcuffs and kobokos do not. I'm sure you get the idea.
Sex Mistake #7: Saying someone else’s name.Good luck getting out of this one. You’ll be offering a lot of unreciprocated oral sex and cooking plenty p/yam and Ogbono soup to dig yourself out of that hole.
Of course, that may depend whose name you screamed out – RMD's or your ex’s – especially if your current partner wonders if you’re really over the ex.
Of course, that may depend whose name you screamed out – RMD's or your ex’s – especially if your current partner wonders if you’re really over the ex.
Sex Mistake #8: Not disclosing you have an STD.Now this is serious, and both sexes are very guilty of it. They are scared of rejection so they keep mum, figuring they don’t have to volunteer the information if their partners don’t inquire.
Remember: Condoms aren’t 100% effective at blocking STDs; for example, herpes can be transmitted even when a condom is used.
If you’re the one receiving this information, be compassionate and do not react with disdain. This is not to say that you should proceed with sex.
Remember: Condoms aren’t 100% effective at blocking STDs; for example, herpes can be transmitted even when a condom is used.
If you’re the one receiving this information, be compassionate and do not react with disdain. This is not to say that you should proceed with sex.
Step back and assess your health risk and comfort level, then decide if you want to take it further.
Sex Mistake #9: Analyzing his equipment malfunction.
This happens to every guy, but it’s still an awkward moment for both. Unless it happens very regularly don’t make a big deal about. Avoid talking about why men go flat and can't satisfy their women and all that because it will only make the situation worse. Instead engage in other activities that don't require an erection.
This happens to every guy, but it’s still an awkward moment for both. Unless it happens very regularly don’t make a big deal about. Avoid talking about why men go flat and can't satisfy their women and all that because it will only make the situation worse. Instead engage in other activities that don't require an erection.
In summary, don't sweat the small stuff, communicate and have fun.
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