Settle this debate: Should all guys tell all girls they are good at blowjobs (even when they aren't)?
It's only 4:30 min.Think about this one, men.
I watched this video a few months ago and considered asking a poll about it then, but didn't.
Today, I saw another question asked by a 22 year old female who is faking orgasms with her boyfriend because, like ~ 40% of females, she cannot orgasm through penetration/intercourse.
There are about 100 blue comments on that topic, so I know you guys care about it, and are unified, all against it, you do not want girls lying to you about this.
I feel as you do, and always have. Girls should never lie about this.
My answer on that:
"It's about 40% of women who don't orgasm through intercourse.
You tell him. I repeat, you tell him. Do not lie about this. NO man wants to be lied to about this.
Then you teach him how to make you cum (using whatever means necessary.)
It's no big deal. Doesn't mean intercourse doesn't still feel fantastic."
I fake an orgasm so that my boyfriend doesn’t know I can’t cum from just penetration. 80% of women can’t, so what do the rest of you do?
But what I'm interested in is how you feel about men lying to women, also pretending to have enjoyed sex more than they actually did.
They are both a sexual lie. They are both said to make the partner feel good, better, about their sexual skill, and about the experience in general.
In the case of the video, the topic is which communication technique used towards the blowjob-giver, ultimately results in more, AND BETTER, blowjobs (and orgasms) for men?
(Should I tell you my opinion?
I don't believe in lying about sexual satisfaction. Doesn't matter which gender is lying. I think the truth should be told. Always delicately, tactfully, of course...)
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