11-30-2024, 07:10 PM
It’s awesome that you’re thinking about her pleasure and wanting to help her reach that point. The fact that she’s being honest with you shows that you’ve built a solid level of trust, which is huge. Now it’s all about making her feel relaxed and unhurried so that she can explore her own pleasure more fully.
Start by having an open conversation with her about what feels good. It’s not just about physical touch; sometimes, the right words and the right tone can make a huge difference in helping her feel at ease. Slow, gentle touch is often more effective than rushing things. Focus on her clitoris, but don’t forget to experiment with other areas of her body—everyone’s different, and you might find some new spots that really work for her.
Creating a stress-free, intimate environment will go a long way. Try to make sure you’re in a private, comfortable space where she doesn’t feel self-conscious. Light some candles or play soothing music—whatever makes her feel like she can relax and enjoy the moment without worrying about anything else. This kind of atmosphere can make a big difference in her ability to let go and enjoy the experience.
Be patient with the process. Sometimes, it takes a while for someone to learn how to truly let go and experience orgasm. Encourage her to explore her own body as well; this can help her figure out what works best for her and share that with you. Just keep supporting her, and remember that the journey itself is as important as the destination.
Start by having an open conversation with her about what feels good. It’s not just about physical touch; sometimes, the right words and the right tone can make a huge difference in helping her feel at ease. Slow, gentle touch is often more effective than rushing things. Focus on her clitoris, but don’t forget to experiment with other areas of her body—everyone’s different, and you might find some new spots that really work for her.
Creating a stress-free, intimate environment will go a long way. Try to make sure you’re in a private, comfortable space where she doesn’t feel self-conscious. Light some candles or play soothing music—whatever makes her feel like she can relax and enjoy the moment without worrying about anything else. This kind of atmosphere can make a big difference in her ability to let go and enjoy the experience.
Be patient with the process. Sometimes, it takes a while for someone to learn how to truly let go and experience orgasm. Encourage her to explore her own body as well; this can help her figure out what works best for her and share that with you. Just keep supporting her, and remember that the journey itself is as important as the destination.