You will learn a lot as hundred women have revealed
in this detailed piece the secret most men don’t know
about being great in bed.
It’s a fact of life that when a woman gets into bed with a man,
she is prepared for at least one of these three things to happen:
1. She will feel self-conscious in some way; 2. the experience
will be short and kind of sh*tty; and 3. she will not finish. (She
will not even come close).
When I first explained this depressing reality to a guy a few
weeks ago, he was baffled. Completely baffled. S*x had been
amazing for him since his senior prom! How is it possible, he
wondered, that it’s rare for a woman to experience s*x that’s
even mediocre?
In addition to appearing shocked, he also seemed to feel sort
of bad. Like he, as both an individual and as a collective
representation of all dudes, had failed. So after realizing how
genuinely confused this well-intentioned guy was, I decided to
ask women what guys can do to actually make s*x better for
us.
I surveyed 100 women, ages 19 to 50, about what makes a
guy good in bed. I provided the women with a list of 15
actions that guys can do and told them to rank each action as
either “not important,” “somewhat important” or “very
important” in determining if he’s good in bed or not. Then, at
the end of the survey, I asked if they had anything else to add
to the list that I may have missed.
And BOY, did the ladies come through. So guys, hopefully
these results will help you all kill it in the sack.
Engage in foreplay.
A whopping 86 percent of women said it’s very important that
you engage in foreplay, which includes making out, licking our
boobs and fingering us.
It can also include kissing/caressing other non-sexual parts of
our body, such as our neck, finger and forehead, as 90
percent of women said it’s somewhat or very important that
you do this.
Did I tell you to stop skipping this step yet? Yes? Well, I’m
going to repeat it anyway. STOP SKIPPING THIS STEP.
Go down on us.
A lesbian friend of mine once told me that she couldn’t believe
how infrequently men go down on women. And she’s right.
You guys just don’t do it. Which is unfortunate, because we
actually want you to: 82 percent of women said it’s somewhat
or very important that you go down on us.
If you’re unsure if she wants it, just see what happens when
you head down south. If she stops you, then you’ll have your
answer. But according to these results, she’ll probably want it.
Be in good physical shape.
90 percent of women said it’s somewhat or very important
that you have enough stamina and energy to not get tired too
easily in bed. (Don’t worry about going MULTIPLE rounds,
though — only 32 percent of women said that’s very
important).
When I say “good physical shape,” by the way, I don’t mean
you need to have a six-pack. I just mean you don’t have to get
up for a water break every five minutes. In fact, a distinctly
thin guy with great arms whom I used to date couldn’t have
s*x for longer than five minutes without doing just that. And
let me tell you: It was not sexy.
The good news here is that you don’t have to worry about
finishing too quickly. Only 33 percent of women said it’s very
important that you’re able to withhold your orgasm for a long
time. So if you finish in two minutes but still have enough
energy to continue hooking up, you’re good.
Take control and spice things up.
We want you to dominate us and keep the experience
interesting: 96 percent of women said it’s somewhat or very
important that you take control in bed, and 86 percent of
women said it’s somewhat or very important that you have
s*x with us in positions that aren’t missionary.
In addition to varying up the positions, we want you to vary
up the tempo/rhythm, too. In the open-ended responses,
several women said they don’t want to be jackhammered the
whole time (because duh, and also ow). One woman
suggested you throw in “some shallow thrusts.”
Lightly roughhouse us.
In your quest to take control, feel free to be a little rough with
us. 75 percent of women this is somewhat to very important,
so things like hair-pulling, mild slapping and the like is OK.
Note that I said lightly, guys. Don’t bruise us, please.
PG-level dirty talk us.
Be careful with dirty talk. Over half of women (53 percent) said
it’s not important that you tell us you want to f*ck our wet
p***y, or whatever. So maybe err on the side of caution and
don’t say things like that.
However, if you DO want to dirty talk, 74 percent of women
think it’s somewhat important or very important that you say
PG-level things like “you’re so hot.” Try that instead.
Make us orgasm.
73 percent of women said it’s very important that you make
us orgasm. This is a given, but it’s worth repeating.
But know when to stop trying if an orgasm is just not going to
happen.
Vaginas are fickle. They’re not as easy to work with as dicks
are. Which means even if you do every single thing on this list
and you do it right, an orgasm may not happen anyway.
This is crucial for you guys to realize, as 89 percent of women
said it’s somewhat or very important that you know when to
stop trying to make us orgasm if it’s just not going to happen.
Because sometimes — while we really do appreciate the effort!
— if you’re trying too hard down there, it starts to feel too
sensitive and hurt. And then you will go from “good in bed” to
“get me the f*ck out of this bed as soon as possible.”
Cuddle after.
A few women in their open-ended responses said that the
“post-s*x interaction” is vital. We want you to cuddle with us
after. Cliché, yes, but true.
One woman stressed the importance of also knowing when to
leave us alone when the cuddling is over. So be in sync with
that as well.
Listen to feedback.
84 percent of women said it’s very important that you adjust
your actions according to our feedback, whether that feedback
is verbal or non-verbal (via our physical responses or our
body language). This is so crucial that SEVERAL of the open-
ended responses at the end of the survey repeated the
importance of being open to feedback.
Whenever I’ve tried to give feedback to guys before, they’ve
taken it like an insult. But this needs to end. Don’t be an
egotistical jerk to a woman who tries to tell you what she’s
into. Her feedback is for YOUR benefit, too.
Because remember that blowjob you’ve been wanting? It’s
coming soon, my friend. It’s coming.
Source: Elite Daily
