Tips Sep 26, 2021 14:34

He tells me, “I won’t do anything you dislike, so let me know if there’s anything you don’t want me to do,” but there are too many things I dislike to count. However, if I honestly listed everything from 1 to 100, I’d hurt his pride, and I can’t find the right way to say it.

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Also, I get the impression that the papas who ask questions like that tend to have little romantic experience and limited budgets. Is there a good way to tell him that I dislike these things and want him to stop? I’ve also been hearing from many others about similar experiences. Please lend me your wisdom. Thank you.
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🏅 プロおぢ。ほんとはプロパパと名乗りたいけど名乗るほどの実力がない名古屋の汚っさんです。
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I’m Make-O, a male member who’s been struggling with SMS since circumstances made it impossible for me to use LINE. Looks like the question was altered. I’ll quote the original as best as I can remember it. (1) Disliking Magikarp kissing I get the impression that women are actually more likely to initiate with their tongues. Should I tell them, “I don’t like Magikarp kissing,” and turn them down? For the record, I love Magikarp kissing too, but I usually wait for the woman to initiate. With women who are practically virgins, I sometimes teach them how to do it. (2) Taking forever to climax The only women with exceptional skills who can make me climax quickly are my ace girls. I’d really like to meet more women like that. (3) Asking to go bareback right before penetration I’m asked to go bareback incredibly often. Once, I nearly ended up with an STI and thought I was going to die. *I release any girl who asks to go bareback. (4) Putting saliva on her fingers before trying to finger me I believe that “the meal is part of the foreplay.” If you entertain a woman wholeheartedly from the moment you start eating, by the time you move to the room, take off her panties, and make first contact, she’ll usually be completely drenched, right? In that sense, if you need to put saliva on your fingers before fingering her, that’s ultimately the man’s responsibility. If a woman is insensitive, it’s not her fault—the problem is that the man is bad at taking the lead. Trying to solve that with saliva is out of the question. I agree with what you said. As a matter of course, I always bring lube to the room, but I’ve never actually had to use it. (5) Being asked for endless cowgirl This doesn’t answer the question at all, but are you perhaps a master of the cowgirl position? Most women can only move vertically—piston-style—and if they aren’t used to it, even my soft, heavily foreskinned little dick, barely bigger than a pinky, feels like it’s about to snap. So I usually have them stop thrusting while on top pretty quickly. You could call it a weakness of younger women, but the cowgirl position is all about being able to grind. Isn’t it impossible for a woman to satisfy a man in that position unless she’s over 40 and has plenty of sexual experience?
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お役に立てれば幸いです。
Age: Private 👨 Male Universe staff
I’m Maezawa from the CEO’s office, and I’ll answer this as well. It seemed like your post included some parts that weren’t actually questions, so I deleted those sections. > “A lot of other people have been speaking up about this, too.” Who exactly is the person asking this question? The way they say that “people have been speaking up” makes me think they’re someone others come to for advice. But if they can’t resolve the issue themselves, why post a request here? I can’t help thinking, “Why not handle it yourself?” If they can’t solve the problem, don’t they feel bad giving advice to the person asking for help? Do they say things like, “I submitted a request to the question box on your behalf”? The question box isn’t a suggestion box. I can’t help wondering whether the people seeking advice from someone who doesn’t even understand that are going to be okay. And maybe the person asking the question is pretending to give advice while actually pursuing some other objective. They may not really feel that way at all, but simply say, “Yeah, exactly,” and pretend to agree just to go along with it.
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Age: Private 👨 Male Universe member
I’m Kazu, a male member. Here are some examples of questions that make question-box respondents think, “Seriously?” 1. **It’s not a question—it’s a statement** This is a question box. It’s for asking questions. 2. **Posts that only consider the poster’s own convenience** I guess you’re always testing your partner’s patience. 3. **Questions with no context** What, are we supposed to read the room? 4. **Questions with no possible answer** “I don’t want to put up with anything, but I still want an allowance.” Well, what am I supposed to say? 5. **Frequently asked questions** Try looking it up yourself for once. 6. **“I don’t want an answer like ‘〇〇.’”** Then think of the answer yourself. 7. **Multiple posts** Calm down. 8. **Being annoyingly persistent** You’re annoying. 9. **“Don’t delete it.”** Of course it’s going to be hidden.(笑)
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Perhaps they’re phrasing it as a question to spread the word more widely. Quite the strategist. I hope things work out for the best. —Marika
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