I’d like to train a woman who has trouble reaching climax.
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For example, I’m thinking that we could have someone experienced watch what we’re doing up close and give us guidance,
or have her partner with another man and be trained in front of me,
or something along those lines.
I imagine he would be quite the technician. To the male respondents here, have you ever considered taking on the role of such a “teacher”?
Of course, it wouldn’t be possible if the woman didn’t want it. I’m talking about situations where she’s open to that side of things.
I had very little experience with women when I joined this site, so I’m learning every day! Even at my age, I’m still learning!
I’d really appreciate it if you could become my “teacher” when it comes to the technical side.
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I heard that places that market themselves around “fanma” offer training, followed by three exams.
You could try asking one of those places if you can pay to take their training.
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How skilled are you, exactly?
I think how easily someone climaxes depends on whether their clitoris is positioned more toward the front or back. If you use a vibrator or electric massager while penetrating, she’ll climax in no time.
Depending on how you insert your penis, you can even make her squirt—so maybe you’re not all that skilled yourself.
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Every woman is different, both physically and in terms of what feels good to her, so I’m still learning every day myself.
I’m hardly in a position to teach anyone else.
If you genuinely want to improve, the best thing to do is learn from the woman you’re with.
Try to build a relationship where she feels comfortable telling you exactly how your actions feel to her.
I’ve also been told by various women, including my ex-wife, that something hurt.
I thought about how to avoid causing pain, and these days I’m able to make sure it hardly ever hurts.
The biggest problem is that women often endure the pain without saying anything, while the man doesn’t notice and is just absorbed in his own pleasure.
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