cuz some of the responses are from old buzzards having illusions of popping Jon's cherry
In my case, strictly fantasies.
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cuz some of the responses are from old buzzards having illusions of popping Jon's cherry
I think for this thread we need to set a standard definition of "losing your virginity" in the gay sense. When I was 13 I was kissing a boy who was 9, for long periods. Does that count? Neither of us were able to cum yet but I was able to get hard. First having an orgasm in the presence of another guy? 17. At 18 I sucked my first cock. Is that the point of losing your virginity? Getting fucked? (21 for me)? What activity do you count as "losing your virginity?"
17, with my sweetheart that I met my second night at college. I guess I liked it because we decided to do it for the next 33 yrs.![]()
nice love story. anymore details ?![]()
Exactly. Some of the responses to your post just sound rather bitter honestly, and not like they're actually giving advice. Besides, it's not as if you said that you expect to be with this right guy forever, although that would be ideal. I think we both recognize that all relationships don't last and that people are not perfect. You just want to have a real connection with a guy before you let him into your pants, and by connection I don't mean he caught your eye at a local bar. I can't find any fault in that, and all although some posters have tried, I'm still not seeing it.
And practicing for a guy...I'm sorry, that's a ridiculous concept to me. I would much rather take the time with a guy to learn from him what he wants from our relationship and how to please him. Not by sleeping around with random flings.
And as Jon said, if having a lackluster sexual experience is enough to kill a relationship, then it clearly wasn't meant to be. Sex, like many other aspects of a relationship, can be communicated about and improved. If you don't want to put forth the effort then find something easier...like just hooking up, I suppose.
Thanks, Silver..you're sweet
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Jon, save it for the right guy. Don't just go sleep with any random guys for practice. I can't believe anyone would give you that advice.
I think you have a really good head on your shoulders and you have it right.
In fact Jon, practice with THE right guy. One that's going to stick around after and is going to treat you right and makes you feel and let you know you are special.
You don't have to go into a relationship with a trail of dudes behind you.
I lost it at 45 years of age; fucked, was fucked, and sucked dick- the whole nine yards, so to speak. I am going on 48 in February 2011
I'm still a virgin. I don't know anyone who is gay.
Thank you! My thoughts exactly...They may be a bit too "fairytale" for a lot of people, but it's what I'd like my first time to be like.
How old were you when you lost your virginity?
True enough.First of all, I have to concur that a guy worth your fuck will be patient enough to see you through any struggles.
Second of all, I have to add a very important point:
The idea that you'll struggle mightily the first time is bullshit.
Not all of sex is rocket science. In fact, it's simple logic, in many cases. It's also possibly to read up before hand. That's right - you can actually research sex. That's what I did, and it totally fucking worked.
So if there's something you're not sure about, just do a little reading, and let your imagination fill in the rest.
This notion that the first time can't be good is bullshit. You can work it like a pro - just go in knowing what you're doing.
Whoever that guy is, he'll be one lucky guy. I wish I could say I saved it for the right guy.Thank you! My thoughts exactly...They may be a bit too "fairytale" for a lot of people, but it's what I'd like my first time to be like.
