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Topic:   General
Date: May 16, 2008
19oevets asks:   my gf, has just found out her sister is having sex with her ex. she caught them at a hotel once, and ever since, she has been craving it, i've even had to have her sister take her home with the excuse of "she has a headache" every time she breaks down about it. well, i was just wondering how i could help her overcome this fear of her losing control and having sex with me, well, any help would be appreciated, thanks!
diamondkitten378 says:   That was a little bit confusing because I wasn't sure which "her/"she" was connecting to each girl.

However, is the issue more or less that your gf is afraid her sister will try to have sex with you? You just need to make sure you let her know you have no interest in her. And even if her sister comes on to you, you'll just turn her away, so there's nothing to worry about. She might still be a little insecure about it for a while, so keep confirming how interested you are in your gf and not another girl, especially her sister.


Topic:   General
Date: May 14, 2008
Kristen0827 asks:   My boyfriend and I were messing around a couple days ago and he wanted to do oral sex on me. This was the first time that I ever let him do this too me. And yes, I am still a virgin. He gave me what I think was an incredible orgasm but when I did, I think I peed in his mouth. He said it was ok, that it was normal. I’m so embarrassed!! He wanted to try it again but I didn’t want to chance that happening to me again. Is this really normal? What happened? Did I really pee in his mouth or was this something else? I have masturbated by myself and never had this happen to me.
diamondkitten378 says:   It's possible you had a g-spot orgasm....which would give you the sensation of peeing, but it wasn't really pee. Or you could've just had a really strong clitoral orgasm that made you get really wet all of a sudden. Either way, he told you it was normal, so that shows he already knows that it's not a big deal. You two could look up information online to show what the fluid actually was, so you aren't both thinking it was urine. Also, before you start fooling around, make sure you use the bathroom so that you're not worrying about it in the middle of your fun....you'll already be assured that you don't actually need to pee.


Topic:   General
Date: May 14, 2008
? asks:   I have been dating my boyfriend for almost a year and I used to have orgasms all the time, but for about a month now I have not been able to have one at all, we have tried different things, I am not on medications that would affect sex drive, so whats the problem and what can we do, it is becoming frustrating to both of us. Thanks
diamondkitten378 says:   First of all, putting pressure on yourself to orgasm could only make matters worse. Try to relax and have fun...and if you orgasm great, if not, oh well. The extra stress on both of you to make it happen will end up ruining what fun you could have. Take a break from trying and just enjoy yourself.




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