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Anyway that's extremely pleasureable like that.
I am not bi and have never experienced another woman doing that...but I always imagined that another woman would know exactly how to do it the best (on another woman that is), what to concentrate on the most, and the exact amount of pressure to do it at.
I've always thought that each of the sexes touches the other in the manner THEY would most likely want to be touched instead of the way the receiving person might want it. For example, sometimes I have to tell my husband to be a little more gentle, softer or easier, while sometimes he has to tell me to squeeze tighter/harder. I don't think it's intentional...I just think it's something some of us automatically do.
Don't care for 69 too much for that same reason. If I have satisfied her several times & she is finishing me I like to 69 sometimes so I will have something to Kiss when I am cumming!!!!
I love him so much. In whatever position he is giving me oral sex or making love to me, he doesn't let me go when I orgasm. He keeps going and going. He doesn't stop until I am begging him to stop, my hair is completely drenched in sweat, my legs are shaking uncontrollably....... I have to literally push him away......... even then sometimes he keeps going and I just keep getting orgasms. Sometimes I have to scratch his back hard so he stops. If he has had a long day, he stops as soon as I ask him to. I love having sex with him so much. He is such a MAN!!!!!!!!
I once asked an ex of mine to slow down. She said "I got the same parts, I know what you like.". I have never gone so quickly from aroused to completely disgusted. She kept ineffectual lapping at my "parts" while I layed there and thought about other women. After an orgasm I can only describe as "begrudging" I gave her slow, slow oral sex. She kept begging for me to go fast, like she'd been giving me. I said "I got the same parts, I know what you like.". She immediately stood up and started complaining. I more or less ignored her.
Not one of my finer moments, but just because you have a vagina, does NOT mean you know what to do with one.
LOL!!
Think of the clitoris as being the same as the head of your penis. How do you like recieivng oral sex on the head of your penis? Probably not with little flicks from the tip of her tongue, as if she is afraid of the thing.
I personally like it when a guy sucks my clitoris entirely and uses the whole with of his tongue flattened out on all of my parts down there. Don't be shy and by all means don't be rough either.
Listen to her responding and pick up on what she is responding to the best.
as for women, the thought of a women grosses me out, but I agree w/ other posters, having the parts doesn't mean that you know what to do with them! enjoy!!
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