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Guide to Giving Good Fellatio the First Time

The reason why you ended up on this page is because you are up to something huge.  This is a major thing for you since this is a department of pleasure giving that you haven't explored just yet.  What I can tell you is the moment you've finished reading this article, you can say that you will be able to do it – and you will be able to do it good.  He will be in disbelief the second you confess that he's your first time.

 

First of, I want you to know that there is no man in this world, gay or straight, who would not find fellatio as a gift from heaven.  All men fantasize the day his partner will give him a mind blowing, pretty much explosive blow job.  Seriously, that's a fact.  So, if you plan to give your man one damn good head on your next post-date activity, let me congratulate your lover for a job well done!  He must've been a real good boy these days that you've thought of giving him such a wonderful present.  And to you, who happen to be a green apple in this side of pleasure giving, brave lady, hands down to you!  You are an angel!

 

Now, let me do one clarification.  Most ladies tend to be hesitant on doing blow jobs because they find it "unsanitary."  Behold!  This is not a new science or something to that effect.  This is a known fact and all I want to do is to reiterate this fact to you.  The mouth has millions more germs compared to a clean excited male organ.

 

Let's roll.  Here are some pointers on how you can give good head.

 

Lick and suck.

There is actually no step by step technique in giving a mind blowing blow job.  Every man is unique and every man has different pleasure spots.  However, lick and suck has become a good tandem since time immemorial.  Remember that when that thing of his is inside your mouth, make sure that your tongue is busy too.  Just imagine it like a lollipop.

 

Watch the teeth.

Be careful with your teeth because it could really be painful for your man.  It is always better to have your teeth be covered by your lips at all times.  Though, some guys like a bit of biting action to go on.  Just a little force, alright?

 

Make an eye contact.

While doing the act, make sure that you connect with him.  Look into his eyes and show him your love.  You can also know if you are doing it right by looking at him.  You will be able to see his facial expression.  And you get to deliver this pleasurable act to a higher level because you two are connecting through the eyes, which is the window through your soul.

 

Do it in the shower.

If the fact I've exposed to you did not take away the "unsanitary" idea of fellatio, by all means do it in the shower.  At least by know you are sure that what you are about to take is clean.

 

Be resourceful.

In giving good head, it is not just your mouth and tongue that could do wonders.  You can also use your hands.  While your mouth is busy, you can get your hands with his scrotum.  You don't know how sensitive those balls can ever get.

 

It's not just up and down.

Up and down is not the only motion your mouth and tongue can perform.  There's also left and right, side to side, twirling and kissing.  Yes, a kiss could be a pretty cute move.

 

Let me say this once more.  There is no step by step process for fellatio.  Just explore and have fun.

 

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