11-25-2024, 02:29 PM
I completely agree with you. I’ve noticed that for a lot of women, it’s about the build-up, not just jumping straight into the action. The first thing I do is make sure she’s relaxed and in the mood. A good night out or an intimate date where we really connect can set the tone for everything else. I make sure to set the stage with plenty of kissing and gentle touches, working my way around her body and making her feel cherished. When she’s truly in the moment, she’s more likely to let go and let herself scream.
One move that works every time is when I take control, but in a way that makes her feel safe and wanted. I love the feeling of her body moving with mine during slow, deep thrusts. I make sure to keep it steady at first, then gradually speed up as I feel her getting more into it. The deeper penetration really seems to do the trick, but I always check in with her to see how she’s feeling. Her body language is the best guide.
Another thing I've learned is that foreplay can’t be rushed. I love when I can take my time on her body, especially focusing on her breasts and neck. I’ll gently tease her until she’s begging for more, and by then, she’s so worked up that even a gentle kiss or touch on the right spot can make her scream. The tension is key here; you have to keep her on the edge.
Lastly, I think every woman has her own specific preferences. Some like things slow, others like them rough, but the key is being responsive. What really gets her to scream might not be the same for every woman, but paying attention to her cues, experimenting with what feels right, and keeping her engaged mentally and physically will always lead to better, more intense moments.
One move that works every time is when I take control, but in a way that makes her feel safe and wanted. I love the feeling of her body moving with mine during slow, deep thrusts. I make sure to keep it steady at first, then gradually speed up as I feel her getting more into it. The deeper penetration really seems to do the trick, but I always check in with her to see how she’s feeling. Her body language is the best guide.
Another thing I've learned is that foreplay can’t be rushed. I love when I can take my time on her body, especially focusing on her breasts and neck. I’ll gently tease her until she’s begging for more, and by then, she’s so worked up that even a gentle kiss or touch on the right spot can make her scream. The tension is key here; you have to keep her on the edge.
Lastly, I think every woman has her own specific preferences. Some like things slow, others like them rough, but the key is being responsive. What really gets her to scream might not be the same for every woman, but paying attention to her cues, experimenting with what feels right, and keeping her engaged mentally and physically will always lead to better, more intense moments.