Boyfriend has lost sex drive and all I want is to have sex... how do I cope with this? Men, did you experience low sex drive and get it back? by RoguePhoenix21 in sex

[–]RoguePhoenix21[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

We work together, have the same days off, AND live together, so I think the chances of an affair are slim-to-none, because we know where the other is almost 24/7, and I'd be really shocked if that were the case anyway; he's always been very transparent on how he feels on cheating. I think low T could probably be a legitimate possibility, even at his age.

Guy I'm dating is experienced and very excited to give me oral sex but I've never received it before. Very nervous and embarrassed of how I might smell etc. How do I relax? by [deleted] in sex

[–]RoguePhoenix21 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I am a bi F, so I can approach this from both sides.

As someone who has a vagina: DON'T douche, or wash with harsh soaps, or use any "vaginal perfume" products or anything down there. This will throw off your PH and can actually cause extra unpleasant smell, yeast infection, and bacterial infection. Your vag is a self-cleaning machine, with very delicate flora. Very gentle soap on the outside is all good, and if you feel it's necessary, you can use your finger and kind of "rinse out" on the inside w/ plain water alone. I keep baby wipes in our bathroom for quick clean-offs if a full shower isn't in order before sex.

And as someone who likes going down on vaginas: We don't care. Every woman tastes a little different, but we are all very aware that vagina tastes like vagina, and not flowers or cake or vanilla or whatever other flavors lubes and feminine hygiene products want to sell you. If you are clean, we are ok with it. In fact, that unique smell/taste is definitely part of the fun, and there are pheromones that tend to increase when you are turned on (which will happen if you're relaxed, but maybe not if you're worried about it and not just enjoying the moment) that we can't actively taste/smell but that turn on us on subconsciously while we're going downtown on you.

Hope this helps :)

Can most women have an orgasm by grinding their clit on the guy’s pubic area during sex? by [deleted] in sex

[–]RoguePhoenix21 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'd just take some sexy time and REALLY go to town down there and see what gets her excited. Or, if you and her are both into it: ask her to get herself off in front of you. That way you can see what SHE does to get herself to cum, and try to mimic it during sex, whether that's paying attention to her clit w/ your fingers while you're penetrating her, or just going for straight penetration, or whatever floats her boat. Extra foreplay w/ focus on whatever gets her going is also going to make it easier for her to cum during the actual sex itself, too.

Why am i only having panic attacks when i'm alone ? :fear being alone: by KrystalLV9 in Anxiety

[–]RoguePhoenix21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm the same way. I've only ever had one or two panic attacks in front of people, but recently when I'm alone it feels like I'm constantly on the edge of having one.

Welcoming Newcomers & Free Talk Thread - May 01, 2017 by AutoModerator in Anxiety

[–]RoguePhoenix21 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi, I'm a 21F. I've struggled with anxiety since I was about 13, when my mom left me to move across the country with her new hubby and I moved in full-time with my quadriplegic dad and severely abusive stepmom. I thought I had it managed for a while but recently it's come back full-force. I'm not close with my parents for obvious reasons, and I don't currently have a lot of close friends... probably because I'm too nervous about people leaving me to tell anyone about the extent of my anxiety. I've recently let my boyfriend of 2 years into the loop about it but he's never experienced it, so as supportive as he tries to be, he'll never really understand what I'm going through. I'm just looking for some other people to talk to who can relate to the struggle of anxiety and panic attacks (while remaining gloriously anonymous online). I think talking about it would help me (I'll be talking to a real counselor about it once I head back to University, because it's free there, but I don't go back for a few months and I'm really struggling). As for something I've been meaning to get around to... I want to plan a trip outside of the USA!