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Even experienced men make rookie mistakes when they go to bed with a new woman for the first time. And she's taking mental notes. "First-time sex gives her a sense of your generosity and how much you care about her," says the sex therapist Sandor Gardos, Ph.D. Nearly two-thirds of the 2,385 women we polled say they consider first-time sex an indicator of a relationship's potential. Here's how to best finesse your first. (And for thousands more tips that will give your sex life a boost, pick up a copy of The Men's Health Big Book of Sex today!)


Incredible First-Time Sex



Put in the Time

The three-date rule is not reliable. The majority of women we polled said they typically wait eight or more dates before sleeping with a man. She'll drop hints when she's ready. Your green light: When she creates total privacy for the two of you, says Darcy Luadzers, Ph.D., a sex therapist and the author of The Ten Minute Sexual Solution. Has she invited you over for dinner and mentioned that her roommates are out of town? Take the hint.


Pay Lip Service

Lots of kissing reassures her that you're not simply out for sex, says Yvonne K. Fulbright, Ph.D., the author of Touch Me There! Only one in seven women would consider sleeping with you without a makeout session first, reveals a study in Evolutionary Psychology. And two-thirds of women have ended a relationship based on the first kiss, possibly because the man was a sloppy kisser. Trace her lips with your tongue, and alternate soft kisses with gentle sucking on her lips.(Of course, this lip service works elsewhere on her body, too. Follow this step-by-step guide and learn How to Kiss Her Most Sensitive Spots.)


Descend Slowly

Spend at least 15 minutes kissing and caressing before moving below. Many women take about 8 minutes to become aroused before they want clitoral stimulation, "so double that and you should have her at the brink," says Luadzers. Trace your hand along the outside of her hips, slowly working your way between her legs.


Use Your Head

If you're receiving encouragement, kiss your way down. Fifty-two percent of women in our poll said they want you to spend at least 15 minutes south of the border. Using your tongue, make your first full stroke from her perineum to her inner labia, and then barely touch her clitoris. Stop. Let her breathe while you kiss her inner thighs. Repeat. (See What Real Women Want when it comes to receiving oral sex.)


Ace the Main Event

In our exclusive poll, a plurality of women (38 percent) said 10 to 20 minutes of intercourse is all they desire. Keep your Kama Sutra on the shelf: Sixty-six percent want to keep the positioning fairly tame at first. Have her lie back with her knees slightly bent, and place pillows under her hips, torso, and head. That'll allow you to kneel between her legs and enter her as you simultaneously stroke her clitoris with your hand, says Patti Taylor, Ph.D., the host of the podcast Expanded Lovemaking.


Upgrade Your Endgame

Your postcoital plan should reassure her that you're not just out for a one-night stand. Start with the obvious: cuddling. Fifty-six percent of women want about 20 minutes of closeness. It doesn't take much. "Even just taking her hand or laying your arm over her stomach is enough to make the point," Gardos says. And don't forget the follow-up: Fifty-nine percent want a phone call the next day, not a less-personal e-mail or text. Give her a quick buzz after work—you won't look overeager, but she'll still feel wanted. 
1. You're doing something you saw in a movie that in fact is very uncomfortable. Yeah, it looked good in that rerun of Gossip Girl you watched last week but in actuality, your leg keeps cramping and you kind of can't feel your pelvis. Skip. 

9 Tigns You're Having Sex in the Wrong Position

2. You're choosing your position based on how thin it makes you look. If your primary concern is whether or not you look model-thin in that position, the odds that it's actually going to be effective in getting you off are fairly slim. Plus, if you're not sleeping with someone who thinks you look sexy in all positions, thin or not, that's a bigger problem anyway. 

3. You tried a different position one time and came right away. If you have one go-to position that in theory you think should work for whatever random reasons you assigned to it ("this way, if I want to grab a water, I can!"), but it's never actually that good, and then one time you ended up in a different position to a hilarious degree of success, maybe drop your preconceived notions as to what works for you. And to that end...

4. You're not actually getting off. If you're having sex in one particular position but never really getting off in that position, or when you do, it's like climbing a clitoral Mt. Everest that involves 20 minutes of intense focus, that should be a pretty good indicator. 

5. You're trying not to mess up your hair. This goes back to no. 2 but has less to do with your body and more to do with the idea that somehow you're supposed to have really intense sex while your hair and makeup stay perfectly in place. This is not a fucking thing and you're ruining everything for yourself by aiming for it. 

6. You always let your partner pick the position. The odds that he's going to only pick positions that allow you to feel the best possible way are slim since he is not in your actual body and probably doesn't even know what those positions are. Don't leave it up to him! Flip him over and get into a position that feels amazing for you. Trust me, he'll be into it. 

7. It makes you feel disconnected from the experience. If you spend most of the time in that sex position trying to figure out a way to make your leg bend backward like your childhood Barbie doll just so you can "get it right," there's no way it's going to end in awesome orgasms. 

8. It's straight-up painful. Sex should never be painful — unless it's purposeful BDSM pleasure-pain like spanking — so if something hurts, talk to your gynecologist. Even if there's not a bigger health problem, she can recommend positions that might work better for your body (and just because one position doesn't work for you doesn't mean you're broken. It's just not your thing. No big.) 

9. You're making eye contact with someone who is not your sex partner. If you can see your neighbor Jerry through the blinds, time to make some adjustments. Also, what is Jerry even doing home? 

Source: http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/news/a44376/signs-youre-having-sex-in-the-wrong-position/
Here are my 10 commandments for first-time sex, whether it's your first time ever or just with a new guy. While I can't guarantee you a religious experience, if you follow my lead I can promise you a sexual experience that will be all the more satisfying.

Tips for first-time sex!

1. Safety first. There's no such thing as totally safe sex, but you sure can be safer. Make sure he's wearing a condom (even if you're on the Pill) and talk about your respective sexual histories. I know it may sound like a buzz-kill, but heterosexual women have a higher risk of contracting an STI (sexually transmitted infection) than men, so it's up to you to take a proactive interest in your sexual health.

2. Don't have too-high expectations. Sex generally improves as you get to know someone and become more comfortable with each other's bodies. So don't feel pressured to make it the best night ever, because this is just the first of many.

3. Breathe. First-time sex can be tense and nerve-wracking, not to mention painful sometimes. Taking long, deep breaths can help you relax and let go.

4. Don't forget to enjoy foreplay. All the stuff that leads up to intercourse — kissing, touching, oral sex — is part of the sexual experience; it's not just about penetration.
5. Make sure you're amply aroused before intercourse. Not only do you want to be genuinely turned on, you want to be sufficiently lubricated. If you're too dry, he'll have trouble entering you, you'll feel discomfort, and the friction can cause the condom to rip. So, keep water–based lube on hand just in case.

6. Speak up. Let him know what feels good, and what doesn't. Guys crave feedback, so don't be shy about clueing him in.

7. Don't assume he's the expert. He may be getting a lot of his information about sex from porn and the tall tales of his buddies in the locker room. And, even if he is experienced, every sexual encounter is unique. He's just as worried about pleasing you as you are about getting him off.

8. Don't expect to have an orgasm. Of course, it's great if you do. But, most women don't climax the first few times with a new guy. Orgasms come with a sense of comfort and specific knowledge of each other's bodies, and that takes time.

9. Don't fake it. If you do, you'll only be cheating yourself. Letting him know you came close and want to get there with him will keep him motivated.

10. His penis may malfunction. Guys get anxious too. Premature ejaculation and erectile difficulty are common the first time a man sleeps with someone. If he has a problem, don't make a big deal out of it or worry that there's something wrong with you or your connection. More than likely, it will work itself out.

Source: http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/tips/a811/first-time-sex/

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