5 Things You Shouldn't Do When In Bed With a Woman

5 Things You Shouldn't Do When In Bed With a Woman

You could say that sex is an art that is perfected over time. The more you know, the better you can perform doing the deed and the happier your partner will be! These pointers are loosely based on experiences I've had that were mainly done by inexperienced men, who just needed a little more knowledge to get it right.

#1 Don't ignore the clitoris

The clitoris is the most sensitive part and is often the main part which provides the most pleasure. Whatever you do, whether it's oral or penetration, always get the clitoris involved!

#2 Don't be rough with the clitoris

The clitoris is the same as the end of the penis - and is just as sensitive! If you wouldn't like someone slapping/flicking/biting the end of your penis, don't do it to a woman because the clitoris can be extremely painful when injured or played with roughly.

5 Things You Shouldn't Do When In Bed With a Woman

#3 Don't stop a woman from pleasuring herself

When a woman wants to pleasure herself during sex, some guys don't like it as they assume it's because they are unable to pleasure the woman and some will totally prevent it by moving her hand away. However, some women can only orgasm through the clitoris, so surely you'd want her to help herself get to orgasm, whilst enjoying the intimacy and act of sex? It doesn't mean you're bad in bed, it just means the woman isn't as sensitive and needs a helping hand (her own hand) to get things going.

#4 Don't think the woman didn't enjoy it because she didn't orgasm

It's a fact that women don't orgasm as often as men during sex. Men will orgasm almost every single time they have sex, whilst it's much less likely for women. Women still enjoy sex, even if they don't orgasm. They enjoy seeing you satisfied and appreciating her body. They love the intimacy and being in the moment with you. An orgasm isn't the make or break of a sexual experience, but that doesn't mean you can give up trying to bring her to orgasm.

#5 Don't stop learning

Even if you think you're a sex God (no-one is anyway), there's still something new to learn. As I said before, the more you know, the better you can please in the bedroom. Ask your partner what she wants and what she prefers in bed. Let her be honest about what you do in bed, that she doesn't like, without you getting offended. Take it as an opportunity to grow and change. The better the communication, the better the sex for you both!

5 Things You Shouldn't Do When In Bed With a Woman

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  • - Don't say another woman's name

    - Don't talk about other women

    - Other women do not exist while I'm in your presence

    - Don't tell me you're going to buy me things

    XD

    Just adding some more!

    • You're right. Also don't forget her name and call her with other name hahahaha

    • "Don't tell me you're going to buy me things" The hell? In bed?

    • @redeyemindtricks - LOL, yeah.. It's happened. XD

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  • I think that you're overall right, but especially with #2, I think a better solution is to communicate and for the guy to ask whether he's being too rough. It took my SO a few months of my continued guidance before he realized that what he thought was "way too rough" was actually exactly what I need. So it's not always true that being gentle around that area is what we want or what can get us off. :)

  • Great take!

    #1 For me, I actually prefer penetration more than clitoral stimulation BUT some stimulation there is nice too.
    #2 I love rough sex but yes, that's a very sensitive area, especially right after an orgasm. Lol
    #3 This is true as well. Just because a woman wants to touch herself during sex doesn't necessarily mean the guy is doing something wrong.
    #4 Yes! I actually do orgasm from sex a lot but sometimes it just doesn't happen, which could be due to many outside factors such as if I have a lot on my mind or stress or anything like that. But I don't need an orgasm to enjoy sex, that's just a nice bonus. I still love sex regardless though. :)
    #5 This is so important, communication can make or break someone's sex life. If both partners are on different wave lengths, neither one of them are going to be satisfied. Talking and communicating before and during sex is important.

    • Can you orgasm through penetration alone though? I've had an ex accidentally bite my clit and it hurt for so long - incredible pain. Orgasms are just a bonus for me too :P I'm jealous you get to orgasm so often!

    • Only in some positions, yes. Basically any doggy style position will make me orgasm. And ouch! That just sounds painful! Lol

  • Personally, I am not a fan of the whole "it's fine if she didn't have an orgasm" mindset. Sure, if a girl has never had an orgasm and doesn't know how to have one, it's not her partner's fault she isn't getting off. But for women who do know how to have orgasms, there's no reason why they shouldn't be enjoying them every time they have sex, if they want to. It doesn't have to happen during intercourse- there are plenty of other options. If you communicate with your partner and they're willing to put in the time and effort, then they should be getting you off.

    • If the guy has to spend extra time getting the girl off, he's not always going to want to have sex. Sex is going to feel like a chore to him, and then you're going to complain 'My boyfriend never has sex with me!'

    • @HugoJoubert Then that's when you find a new boyfriend. Why would I be with a guy who doesn't care about my satisfaction when I could be with a guy who does?

    • I agree with you. Sexual exploration should be for both the man and woman in experiencing the act. Just cause the guy cums doesn't mean, everyone is done. I am always willing to help my partner reach her top potential. In fact I worry too much for me cumming too fast, cause it tends to tire a guy out quickly fast, which is why I try to get her off first. One day there will be a time, when we both can enjoy our selves in a way that makes both sweaty and catching our breaths a the end of our session. lol

  • Isn't that like 'Loving a Woman', the REMEDIAL class?

  • This is a really nice take. I can very much appreciate that sex and sexual experience covers a pretty broad spectrum, your take approached this from a very human aspect, in the sense that hey we are all human, try not to get so hung up about everything and enjoy it, and by the way here are a few pointers. Well done. :-)

    • Thanks for the kind comment. :)

  • Nice mytake very well written.😃

  • #4 is the only one I've ever had trouble with. And it's because women constantly tell me just the opposite. Most of the women act like your a misogynist if you get off and she doesn't.

    • I've known a lot of women who were in relationships with guys who just didn't care if they got off, and they might have thought that was happening with you. Still not a reason to flip out, but that could be what was happening.

  • I don't know about #2. The rest 👍

  • Great My take

  • All great points! :)

  • I think clitoris is overrated. Girls give better expressions when I just fuck them hard compared to simulating the clit. Maybe that varies from person to person.

    • It's underrated. It needs to be appreciated more. A girl can fake.

    • They don't groan but they grab my wrist when I do so, is this a good sign?

  • I'm a virgin and you didn't tell me anything I didn't already know.

    • Men's brains have some mis-firings when it comes to women, especially if he is an INTJ learner, and the more intelligent they are, believe it or not, the harder it can be for them to get the point. INTJ has a hard time looking and listening at the same time, like I can be making eye contact with you, taking all of you in, but then I won't be hearing all of your words. It gets very annoying too, and in some cases has been quite embarrassing due to forgetting a person's name five minutes after I asked them in a few cases. My biggest problem has lately been going from "just an acquaintance" or "just talking" to a getting a date in the first place. Transitioning or escalating conversation is not something I am good at. My discussions with guys are things like the mechanics of hurricanes, or how it is that Pluto is an active planet with both geology and weather. I have a hard time connecting personally with women even though I want to. I always feel like I never get past the surface.

    • continuing: It's like, even if I talk to her about something that is personal to her, I go away feeling like I haven't really "connected" with her at all, even though I care and I listened and I gave her my opinion, and so forth. It's hard for a guy with 135I. Q. (unofficially 145 or higher) and 145 GLA with 155 Clerical aptitude to connect to other people in the first place. I can play back in my memory, not as well as used to I guess, almost every conversation I've ever had with a woman I was interested in, and I can find the things I "heard" and the words I didn't "hear", and know what I did or did not do right in several cases, and if something triggers a memory of them it can often be like I'm right back there talking to them again. I can see their face like they were 10, 15, 20 years ago. I can search my memory and find at least 4 cases of women who were probably attracted to me and trying to let me know, and I was at the time too clueless or distracted to realize it.

    • Now INTJ is like that, unfortunately, and it hurts sometimes, believe me it hurts. I used to be able to beat the NHC about 75% of the time on hurricane forecasting for both precision and accuracy, just by visual processing of satellite data. About 6 years ago they finally got advanced enough computer models to be able to beat me more often than not. I called Hurricane Isaac final landfall and intensity correctly to within about 20 miles 5 days ahead of time. That's how INTJ is. Used to read one fictional novel and two math/science books per day, every day when in High School. Started with about a half-novel per day in 7th grade. Should have spent my time screwing around and getting into trouble, like other people. Now if you want to know why I know what I know about what you wrote, ti's because i figured I needed all the help I could get, so I read the "how to" stuff written by women online, and it doesn't hurt that I outscored the women in anatomy class on female anatomy.

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  • 5 good points

  • Great take! A must read for all the boys out there!
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  • 4. 😏 Well... I just if you put it that way...

    • is it possible in real life :/

  • Learn : Some women need you to be rough with the clit. Not everyone, but some. So don't take point 2 as gospel for all.

    • Everyone's different.

  • It all makes a lot of sense ! Thanks for showing me I am on the right track :-)

  • This is all stuff common sense tells you. I thought this was going to actually be insightful, like "don't make #2 in the bed". It took me 4 times to learn that one.

    • You'll be surprised at the number of guys who don't do or know this stuff.

  • From a sexual standpoint, a woman's body is like a Violin and a man's body is like a bass drum. Beat on the drum a few times and you are playing it. A Violin takes a while to master. And every Violin has a different tone and has to be played "just so" to get the best sound out of it. Same with women.

    If there is one thing I've learned is that there is no one RIGHT way to please every woman you have sex with. Some like only missionary positions with lots of grinding. Others want a Cowgirl or reverse Cowgirl. Most like oral, and yes, the clit is the key. Most guys spend too much time concentrating on the Vagina and not enough on the Clitoris. But you don't just dive in and start rubbing or tonging the Clit like it was a Tootsie Pop you need to get to the center of. Most women need you to take a slower approach and build up to direct stimulation.

    But there is no road map. Experience is the key. And there is nothing wrong with asking what she likes and does not like. Body language during sex is paramount. You need to read the body and respond to what it is telling you. You'll know if what you are doing is working or not.

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