I would have posted this in mens health, but I need a female’s advice on this.I was intimate with a woman last night that I really like and was surprised by her reaction to my size.It wasn’t a good surprise though. She seemed a bit concerned so I did not advance to other stages with her that night. But now I’m concerned that my member is too big and now she doesn’t want to sleep with me.Not bragging, but it’s 6 1/8 in girth just over 7 1/2 length. What can I do to put her at ease and ensure that she feels safe and is safe? What would a girl want to hear? Or should I just move on?Serious answers only please. Thx
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Answer by mrs. holden caulfield.
It depends on how important this girl is to you. If you really care about her and for some reason you want to have sex with her more than some other pretty girl you could try offering to go really slow, promising that she’ll be in control and the second she changes her mind you’ll stop, she could be on top so she has more control… stuff like that. But if you don’t want to take the time to go slow, comfort her, assure her and take the risk or her still saying no then find another girl. You’re not so big that there’s no way a lot of girls could take you. Maybe this girl’s a virgin or especially small…
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tell her wat u sed rite now the last half of the 2nd to last line sound perfect
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Have a conversation with this woman about her concerns. Ask HER how you can help her feel safe and at ease. A woman usually wants to hear evidence that she is being listened to and heard (you can restate her concerns to her satisfaction) and she wants to hear you ask how you can be helpful in creating a safe and pleasurable sexual experience with her. You can do some research together at sexinfo101.com (see the source link) to look at their position guide and look for positions where she can control the penetration.
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