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So
what did your friends tell you? Or more interestingly,
what did your folks tell you (or didn't)? Assuming that
you're still a virgin, which is why you would be reading
this article, then you are most probably in your teens.
For those who are already in your twenties (or thirties,
god forbid), I must congratulate you on your restraint.
It IS a commendable show of self-control. For those
who are just reading this for fun, well, I hope this
will help you remember your first time =). First things
first: how IS the first time for an average Joe or Jane?
Well, for me, it was more the kind of experience that
you'd want to forget.
Age
and skill notwithstanding, the first time is ALWAYS
something you remember, no matter how it was. That's
because sexuality is so much a part of us. The first
time is considered a monumental moment in one's life.
After all, this single act turns a child into a young
adult. For most of my mates, I have found out through
the occasional conversation, that their first times
weren't all that great either. While some were rather
unpleasant experiences, most were simply mediocre.
Of
course, there are some who claim to have superb first
times, but I'm a little skeptical. Well, if you consider
the candles, soft music and a perfect setting as part
of the experience, then maybe.
However,
I do doubt any boy of 15 can hold it in for more than
five minutes for the first time, which can't be very
enjoyable for the girl. The point is, the first time
is usually not good (especially so for the girl). In
fact, I'm here to tell you how it can be better. There
is no "one" way to ensure an unforgettable experience,
as we realise that different people experience sexuality
in different ways and at different ages.
Not
everyone's situation allows for these gradual steps
into a fully sexual adult. There are records of kids
having sex before they turn 12 (child marriages), and
more even when they are in their teenage years. And
there is the rare person who waits until marriage to
start exploring their sexuality (I know of two).
All this notwithstanding, a person's first time is an
individual experience, something no one else is able
to duplicate. Good or bad, it is one's own, so whatever
I'm going to expound upon has no bearings on the above
situations, to mean that your first time would be better
or worse, compared to theirs. Because there are two
people involved in the act of sex, two questions always
come to mind when the decision has been made as to when
a good time is, to have sexual intercourse.
When
you're ready, you will want to know: For the guy: What
can I do as a guy to make a girl's "first time" as nice
for her as possible? For the girls: What can I (and/or
my partner) do, so that when I lose my virginity, it's
as unpainful as possible? I'm obliged to insert a warning
at this point: Please know that this article is not
intended to entice anyone into having sexual intercourse
that they are not ready for.
My
purpose here is to tell kids (who only know about sex
from their inadequate biology text books and TV) who
have made their decision, that there are things they
should do to get the best possible experience for themselves
and the person with whom they have decided to share
their body and affection.
So
please use this knowledge responsibly. If you are an
adolescent considering your first sexual intercourse,
it is very important that you read ALL of the information
here for the next few weeks. Sex involves definite risks
and responsibilities that you should be fully informed
about, before you decide to do it..
By
Jennifer Tai (from againsthegrain.com)
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