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So what
did your friends tell
you? Or more
interestingly, what did
your folks tell you (or
didn't)? Assuming that
you're still a virgin,
which is why you would be
reading this article,
then you are most
probably in your teens.
For those who are already
in your twenties (or
thirties, god forbid), I
must congratulate you on
your
restraint.
It IS a
commendable show of
self-control. For those
who are just reading this
for fun, well, I hope
this will help you
remember your first time
=). First things first:
how IS the first time for
an average Joe or Jane?
Well, for me, it was more
the kind of experience
that you'd want to
forget.
Age and
skill notwithstanding,
the first time is ALWAYS
something you remember,
no matter how it was.
That's because sexuality
is so much a part of us.
The first time is
considered a monumental
moment in one's
life.
After
all, this single act
turns a child into a
young adult. For most of
my mates, I have found
out through the
occasional conversation,
that their first times
weren't all that great
either. While some were
rather unpleasant
experiences, most were
simply
mediocre.
Of
course, there are some
who claim to have superb
first times, but I'm a
little skeptical. Well,
if you consider the
candles, soft music and a
perfect setting as part
of the experience, then
maybe.
However,
I do doubt any boy of 15
can hold it in for more
than five minutes for the
first time, which can't
be very enjoyable for the
girl. The point is, the
first time is usually not
good (especially so for
the girl). In fact, I'm
here to tell you how it
can be better. There is
no "one" way to ensure an
unforgettable experience,
as we realise that
different people
experience sexuality in
different ways and at
different
ages.
Not
everyone's situation
allows for these gradual
steps into a fully sexual
adult. There are records
of kids having sex before
they turn 12 (child
marriages), and more even
when they are in their
teenage years. And there
is the rare person who
waits until marriage to
start exploring their
sexuality (I know of
two).
All
this notwithstanding, a
person's first time is an
individual experience,
something no one else is
able to duplicate. Good
or bad, it is one's own,
so whatever I'm going to
expound upon has no
bearings on the above
situations, to mean that
your first time would be
better or worse, compared
to theirs. Because there
are two people involved
in the act of sex, two
questions always come to
mind when the decision
has been made as to when
a good time is, to have
sexual
intercourse.
When
you're ready, you will
want to know: For the
guy: What can I do as a
guy to make a girl's
"first time" as nice for
her as possible? For the
girls: What can I (and/or
my partner) do, so that
when I lose my virginity,
it's as unpainful as
possible? I'm obliged to
insert a warning at this
point: Please know that
this article is not
intended to entice anyone
into having sexual
intercourse that they are
not ready
for.
My
purpose here is to tell
kids (who only know about
sex from their inadequate
biology text books and
TV) who have made their
decision, that there are
things they should do to
get the best possible
experience for themselves
and the person with whom
they have decided to
share their body and
affection.
So
please use this knowledge
responsibly. If you are
an adolescent considering
your first sexual
intercourse, it is very
important that you read
ALL of the information
here for the next few
weeks. Sex involves
definite risks and
responsibilities that you
should be fully informed
about, before you decide
to do
it..
By
Jennifer Tai
(from
againsthegrain.com)
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