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Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can send my wife to the moon? I am still trying to get her to like doggie style, but she just does it for me. I want to learn how to please her. I do oral on her, but we still seem to be in a rut
Any tips on getting her to like doggie style? How many of you ladies actually like it vs. just doing it for him?
She may learn to like it but don't hold your breath. Supposing you didn't like spinach ... would telling you how good it is make you like it? Would eating it every day make you like it?
She doesn't like doggie so STOP DOING DOGGIE. She doesn't like it!!!!!!
You might find she'll start be willing to try things if you're not having her do things she has told you she 1. does not like and 2. does not feel comfortable with.
Many men like having their prostate stimulated, but I bet if she insisted upon using a strap-on with you and you felt uncomfortable, you'd damn well make her stop. So don't force her to force you to stop, just STOP doing things she does not find pleasurable. Actually LISTEN to what she's saying. The best sex organ isn't your penis, it's your brain. Think a little.
My husband and I have the reverse problem as you. He didn't experiment very much in high school and college, but I did. So, he's the "conservative" one- doesn't like to really talk about sex. I want to try things with him, but they may be a bit outlandish for him. What I would like to do someday (and maybe you could do this with your wife) is to write down fantasies- like little notes to each other. It doesn't have to be crazy fantasies- it may just be something as simple as "I want to try to have sex on the large chair in the living room". Maybe that may break the ice. Make it a game- put the notes in a box, and just start reading them and discussing them.
And- NEVER continue to do something she doesn't want to do anymore. She needs to trust you- and know that when you do try something new, if she doesn't like it, you'll back off immediatly. She'll be more likely to try stuff if she knows she has the final say.
I like doggie style for the way it feels--it's deeper and I feel more sensations than missionary style. At the beginning, I wasn't sure about it, felt like "doing it like the animals on Discovery channel" vs. the tender, face-to-face kind of sex I really wanted. But, as time went on I warmed up to it. Also had to make use of it more when I was pregnant.
I still prefer missionary as my all time favorite. But I like to try to spice things up from time to time so DH doesn't get bored.
Also your question was titled "I want to learn to please my wife better."
Here's a thought: Maybe she really enjoys that plain old, boring face-to-face sex with no toys or erotic fun. I know for me, at the very beginning, I really craved the slow, tender sort of sex whereas my DH got a little bored with it after awhile. He wanted something more wild now and then.
So, if you're really out to please her, listen to what she wants and work with it. If she likes it simple, keep it simple. Maybe a way to spice it up would be more along the lines of romance--mood lighting, candles, soft music, chocolates, dinner and a movie, bubble baths, showering together, etc.
Take it slow and you never know--she may come around eventually to your way of thinking. Meantime, try to see it from her perspective.
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