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For some reason, so many women I know have the mentality that every "worthy man" should be able to make moves like a pro when it comes time to escalate - even if he's had no experience. They just can't fathom the fact that not all guys have that kind of ownership of sexual moves and abilities. It's not a matter of his worth - it's that society tells women that guys are always ready for sex and that it'll be there whenever they're ready. Simultaneously, it tells women that they shouldn't want sex or come off easy or sexually aggressive.
It's a cliche if the guy wants sex and the girl doesn't - the gender role reversal makes it a major stumbling block. With this guy's limited experience, it's difficult to tell whether he wants sex asap or whether he wants to wait. My only clue is that he's told me he moves slowly. I don't want him to feel pressured into sex or clothing removal, or hand stuff, or mouth stuff if "the girl wants it" even though he doesn't.
If you can't tell taking this to mean by reading cues, body language , I say you are much better served straight-up talking it out in detail until you're both comfortable. My concern is that he isn't ready for sex. Society and most responders in this thread seem to think that he definitely wants sex but doesn't have the vocabulary to get it - but what if he just moves slowly and wants to wait? How about you bloody ask him? If he wants to move slowly, he will tell you.
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He moved slowly until his mid twenties, he won't get pressured if you ask him what he wants. If he wants to fuck, he will without a doubt tell you about it if you offer it to him. No one wins if you only make assumptions here and we can't look into your guys brain either. He'll never be ready, it's like being 'ready to skydive', you just have to jump in or get pushed. Male late bloomers don't trust that their body already knows what to do, and once they start realizing that, then the world changes.
It's a "teen girl centric view" to believe that a virgin might not be emotionally or mentally ready for sex? Why create this unnecessary catch? All I see is feel good drivel that only hurts this guy's chances of getting laid and make his problem worse. He might not be interested in "getting laid" to the same extent that you are. He might not view it as a problem- this thread is about his girlfriend, and getting advice on how to maintain a relationship she feels satisfied with.
Part of a relationship is sex, but another part is being emotionally honest and comfortable with one another. Ehh I think it's because as a woman myself I've been told this and appreciated it, so i knew for sure he wouldn't pressure me into anything I didn't want but had a hard time saying no to due to inexperience and insecurity. I thought sex was like this. You gotta be forward sexually, my now girlfriend asked me on our first date if I was going to kiss her.
I was super nervous and really didnt know how to escalate things sexually, so you gotta take the lead with that. After a little bit I was able to take the lead. Guy has no idea what he's doing and is probably terrified he'll make the wrong move. You're gonna have to coach him or make all the moves yourself if you want to stick with him. Tread very carefully, it's likely he has had his heart broken one too many times already.
I kind of see how I should proceed now in him. Yesterday was the second time in a month where after getting into the cuddling and spooning stage I got pushed away.
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Obviously I've yet to see the long term effects of it but I think I'll stay passive like him in the future too. When you have it in the back of your mind that every time you get physical with a girl you are going to get rejected you can never enjoy it. You're going to have to be quite forward with him, because he's likely terrified of doing the wrong thing and offending you.
Like, if you're right, his entire worldview of women is probably rejection and the idea that if he starts grabbing at your vagina you're going to call him a creep and hit him with a shoe. You're going to have to demonstrate that that's not the case. At the same time, I think sometimes when women get told to be sexually forward, they take it as "drop your panties while he's watching TV and let him pick a hole". This is not the approach you are looking for.
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Make him feel like a sexually desirable person. I can't believe how your plan makes any rational sense to you. He's inexperienced so you want to make him initiate everything? That's a fucking stupid idea. What I should have mentioned in the OP is that after making out the last time he emphasized that he wanted to take things slow.
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Which I totally understand, but since I have no idea what "slow" means I'm scared of doing more than he's comfortable with. Yeah that doesn't mean wait for him to initiate. You are reading this wrong. Just make sure he's comfortable with where you guys are at before escalating further. You can't rip is clothes off and fuck him but when you make out, touch him underneath his shirt, feel his chest and back.
Take his hand and put where you like to be touched. Don't force it but just guide him. He's never done this and had no idea what is too much. What you like and what you don't. Show him intimacy feels good and that you want intimacy with him and that he doesn't have to feel ashamed or insecure. Just keep adding layers to the sexual stuff.
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If he seems uncomfortable, pull back, if not, keep going. Id think theres a decent chance he just doesn't want to overstep your comfort zone. Inexperience in the area can lead to action paralysis: He's probably horny, and will respond to your advances. I was thinking of just saying "I'm going to let you make all the moves when you're comfortable",.
I'd be happy to but I'm scared of pressuring him. Society has made it okay and even preferable for a girl to say she isn't ready for sexual behavior, but I don't think the same is true for guys. It's fine by me although I'd feel rejected , but I don't know how to communicate that. As others have said, don't patronize him, and don't be afraid to make the first moves. When the time does come, give him guidance if he needs it.
And don't make him feel self conscious about it, as that can be confidence shattering. Create a relaxing but intimate environment where sex isn't the "main event" so to speak. Ease into it instead. Nerves can often times be a big deal. Cuddle, watch some TV, get used to touching each other. Initiate but respect his boundaries. Be clear with what you want him to do but gentle.
Communication is very important in sex in general but even more so when it's his first time. I was almost completely inexperienced with sex up until a month and a half ago and my girlfriend really helped me get there by taking a gentle lead. The first time we seriously made out she put my hands on her breasts so I knew that's what she wanted and I appreciated that.
Later on she again guided my hands down to her underwear and let me decide if I wanted to go any further. These women may view men who are virgins or abstinent as men who are sexually responsible, disciplined, and have established standards that are set apart from societies sexual standards for men. In a brief case study, a number of women were asked to list the pros and cons of dating men who are virgins and men who are abstaining. The results on the following pages gave many pause as to what how important or unimportant sex was in a relationship. By continuing to use this site, you agree to our updated Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Therefore, some "virgins" aren't as innocent as they appear. Many have had sexual experiences, just not "the" sexual experience. There are no statistics to show exactly how many young men go off to college as virgins, but from my personal knowledge and again, this is not a completely accurate number , I'd estimate roughly 30 to 40 percent. Girls, let's say you were dating a guy, and the virginity issue came up. Let's also say that you weren't a virgin and said so. After your confession, the guy just looks at you with doe eyes and tells you that he is a virgin.
This puts the girl in what could be an awkward situation.