Before we got married, the minister who was going to perform the ceremony talked to the two of us. One of his points was that sometimes there will be something that is very important to one of you - even if it is not all that rational to want it. (He was talking about a car or a vacation, not oral sex I think <g>). He suggested that if it is practical, it is good to try to go along with these wishes.
I think this is a good thought in relationships. Sometimes on partner really wants something - they can't explain exactly why, and it may not make a lot of sense, but if practical it is nice to go along with it.
Now, this CANNOT be applied to a long list of things, I feel it is reserved for that very rare thing they really really want. It also must be a 2-way street. Also if it is too expensive, or too impractical, or in this case too unpleasant for the other partner, don't do it. But try.
If someone has their heart set on going to a dude-ranch and playing a cowboy for a week. If you can afford the time / money go do it. Doesn't matter that it will be dusty, tiring, and maybe not nearly as much fun as they hope - they won't be left alwasy wishing they had done it.
If someone really wants a red convertable (and you can afford one), get it - don't worry about the gas mileage, or practicality.
But you can't do all of those things.
So - if your partner really really wants oral (and finishing in your mouth), and it is really important to them, I'd suggest you really try. But when you want to spend an evening each week taking ballroom dancing lessons, or really want to go to Buchart gardens on superbowl sunday, he should go along. (sorry about the cliche desires - maybe you want to take up motorcycle racing, or sport fishing).




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over the top so their not um...........on a plastic thingy.... or what ever.
All the money I could have made.......
But I do have great sex......


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