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  • WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 4 2004 10:39 AM

I suck at sex.

I think maybe I'm bad at sex. I don't really know what I am doing. I feel like no matter what I do I am unable to please the person I am in bed with. Do you have any advice on how I could learn to do better?

 
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Stacie

Stacie

SUICIDEGIRL

Canada

FEB 04, 2004 10:54 AM

Get to know your partner and what they like. In order to please someone you must know what turns them on and gets them off smile Communication is key here. Ask them questions.. experiment... and most importantly have fun! Good luck!

Erin

Erin

SUICIDEGIRL

USA

FEB 04, 2004 10:54 AM

Are you shy? Insecure? You are probably making it harder for yourself the more you worry about it. Get rid of your inhibitions, relax and be yourself. Be open to trying new things, don't be afraid of your body or theirs and make sure they know you enjoy pleasing them. Talk to your partner to find out what they like and don't like, if you are open and comfortable about it they will probably be willing to tell you everything.

[Edited on Feb 04, 2004 10:55AM]

Missy

Missy

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

FEB 04, 2004 11:10 AM

confidence is key. sounds like you have a low s.o. buddy. wishy washy is no good in the bedroom. decisive is key. if you insist on being woody allen, find someone to take the reins who will be a bit bossy. do what they tell you to and don't talk back. you will be aces.

xoxo
-missy

Morgan

Morgan

SUICIDEGIRL

Illinois, USA

FEB 04, 2004 11:18 AM

This is one thing that's hard to get "advice" on, because every person is different, and likes different things in bed. Ask your partner what they'd like, and let them know that you're feeling a little insecure, as well. They can give you some idea of what would make them feel good, and they can help by being encouraging and gradually boost your sexual self-esteem.

Flux

Flux

SUICIDEGIRL

Georgia, USA

FEB 04, 2004 11:22 AM

Communication. You may feel like a tool asking for help, but you'll look like an angel.

Roxy

Roxy

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

FEB 04, 2004 11:24 AM

Communication is really important. You definitely need to just talk to your partner, not only finding out what they like, but also letting them know what you like. Also pay very close attention to their reactions, you can usually tell when a someone is into it and when they're not so much. Most importantly, try to relax and just have fun, because sex isn't supposed to be nervous and stressful. If you communicate, open up, pay attention, and relax, it's almost guaranteed to be a good time!

Sid

Sid

SUICIDEGIRL

Colorado, USA

FEB 04, 2004 01:49 PM

Truth be told, not many people actually know what they're doing when it comes to sex. It's kinda awkward in that way. Talk with your partner about what he or she likes when it comes to sex, and try it. You may have some times where you don't like it, or your partner doesn't like it, but all you can really do is try. In time you'll find something you're good at!

Germany

Germany

SUICIDEGIRL

Oregon, USA

FEB 04, 2004 02:04 PM

have some faith in yourself. some people i thought were awful but someone else thought they were amazing...different people have different expectaions, likes, and dislikes....but the key here is if you appear to have confidence and knowledge then it's alot easier for someone to believe you....if all else fails, start reading up. there's lots out there to learn and amazingly most of it is in a book

Holly

Holly

SUICIDEGIRL

California, USA

FEB 04, 2004 06:40 PM

well......why ARE you bad at sex?

1. like fine wine i think it gets better as you get older..........you didnt give us much to go on...but i know when i was younger i didnt know what the fuck i was doing...but now....totally different.

2. other sexual experience.....i mean did you go from first to homerun.....you kinda gotta be comfortable anywhere on the field....maybe you should focus on just oral sex for a while and get comfortable with another person's bits ya know...i know i used to be terrified of dicks.....but now we're quiet friendly and i am much more comfortable with that thing being on the loose

3. do you have relationships or just a bunch of one nights?......people that i have had a long term sexual relationship with i have had much better sex with. you talk and enjoy the intimacy of it all.

and here are a couple tips as a bonus:
if your a boy do math in your head or think of baseball to ya know....help last, at least that's what a couple of guys have told me they do

if your a girl clench your vanginal muscles and gain strenth...not only does it feel better for your partner but it helps produce stronger oragasms (yeah!!!) oh and start masterbathing.....figure yourself out before you attempt someone elses body....

Alisa

Alisa

SUICIDEGIRL

Ohio, USA

FEB 04, 2004 08:45 PM

ask yourself first if you're comfortable with yourself and your outlook on sex in general.

are you getting out of the sexual experience what you really truly want? or are you holding back from finding the person or persons that you really want to enjoy?

if you can't be honest with yourself and what you're kinks really are then there's no way that you can communicate with anyone else. and like all everyone else has told you plainly: communication is the key to a great sex life/performance.

but you have to be honest and feel completely natural with yourself before you can please someone else.

good luck.


edit: oh wait that's what holly said: oh and start masterbating.....figure yourself out before you attempt someone elses body.... blush

Starr

Starr

SUICIDEGIRL

Florida, USA

FEB 07, 2004 01:25 PM

Experiment. I could give you better advice if I knew a little more about your situation. How long you've been having sex for, are you in a relationship, what you enjoy ect...
Don't be shy about it, ask what is enjoyable.

Phedre

Phedre

SUICIDEGIRL

USA

FEB 08, 2004 03:13 PM

Ask. Like Flux said, you might feel stupid. But it comes off sweet, trust me. Then you both get to have mind-blowing orgasms. Fun all around wink

[Edited on Feb 08, 2004 3:14PM]

Trent

Trent

SUICIDEGIRL

Texas, USA

FEB 09, 2004 12:21 AM

There’s also an array of books on positions and techniques at any of your local sex toy stores and sometimes even at your local Barnes and noble.

RoseMarie

RoseMarie

SUICIDEGIRL

French Polynesia

FEB 10, 2004 08:19 PM

Communicate with your partner, of course.

Reading erotica can give you some interesting ideas, too. If you start an erotica collection, don't forget to get The Kama Sutra. Look at it with your partner. Some of the illustatrations will make you laugh together (which will make you feel more at ease) - because they look ridiculous, but they are sure fun to attempt! wink