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The Basics of Sex (Sex Ed 101)
This article contains content that may not be suitable for minors, or those who are easily offended by content of a sexual nature.
Before we get started, let's talk about condoms. You know, those things made of latex (or polyurethane, or sheepskin)? Each and every time you have sex, you should be using one! Not only do they prevent pregnancy, but also the many sexually transmitted diseases that are out there. For the health of both you and your partner - make sure you use a condom each time you have sex. That being said... let's move onto the good stuff!The Necessities
Before you have sex, you should be sure to have the necessary things to make it go, well, smoothly. You'll want to have your condoms, and definitely more than one, just in case. Don't forget the lube, because nothing hurts worse than trying to have sex without any lubrication. And always, always, make sure you have a safe place to have sex. I'm sure nobody wants Mom, or Dad, or their siblings coming home at the wrong time. Or your roommates deciding to skip class and come home during your only break of the day.The Basics
We'll just skip the foreplay and head straight on into the sex. There are a few "basic" positions which everyone should know.Missionary Position

"Doggy" Style

Cowgirl Position

Reverse Cowgirl

Next Time...
For the next part of this article, we will be going a bit more in-depth into the sex positions, including some trickier and more involved ones for those who have already mastered these, or just wish to spice things up even more!Tags: sex, sex positions, intimacy, intercourse
Penetration Isn’t Fun (Sex Ed 101)
summerblondie, 17 writes...
Hi!So I have a new guy and things are really going great with him. Last night we had sex for the first time. While both of us have technically done it one other time before within our previous relationships, neither of us had enjoyment from it. I was nervous because all the other times I had tried to have sex I had to stop because of pain. My new guy and I did it with ease...my only problem is that, it didn't feel bad but it didn't feel good either. A lot of the time I felt like I had to pee and that can be pretty uncomfortable. Obviously, we need to practice because this was our first time, but do you know how I can experience pleasure from penetration?
JamieG says...
In general, pure penetration isn't the most enjoyable part of sex for women. There's absolutely nothing strange about it not feeling particularly good (especially the first few times). If it didn't hurt - to which my response would consist mostly of "relax" and "more lube" - that's something that's mostly going to take trial and error. Try different positions, speeds, rhythms, angles, etc., until you find one that feels good for both of you. And don't be afraid to speak up; if you find something that feels good, ask him to keep doing it (but for his sake, you might want to avoid saying things like "That sucks" or "Wow, do something different please"; egos can be fragile things, especially when it comes to sex). More realistically, what's probably going to help is to try to maintain clitoral stimulation during intercourse. That's where most of your nerve endings are, and where most of the pleasure (as a general rule) is going to come from.Tags: sex, intercourse, sex ed, first time, pleasure