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Jun 16, 2019 09:21
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This is especially common with older men who have trouble getting aroused. Because of their pride, many end up thinking, “I can’t leave until I finish, no matter what.”
Some instead feel that they have to make it up to her by bringing her to climax. The harder they try, the more tense they become and the longer it takes, so ironically, I lose interest, become dry, and end up feeling sore…
I want them to understand, without hurting their feelings, that reaching climax isn’t the goal. Is that really impossible? They’re kind people, so it feels like a shame to part ways with them.
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As Nonta-san said:
> Also, I think it’s perfectly fine to be honest and say, “That hurts.” It may cool the man’s interest a little.
If you’re not going to see him again anyway, I think you should say it.
His preferences, including the way he plays, are part of his personality.
You might feel it’s a shame, but those kinds of proclivities are especially hard to change. lol
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Maezawa here, answering as well.
> Because of their pride, they feel they can’t leave until they’ve finished, no matter what.
I don’t think it’s pride.
I think they simply want to finish...
> Some men instead end up thinking, “Then I owe it to her to bring her to climax.”
Faking it.
That seems like the best option.