I want to talk with my wife of 5 years about maybe working on our sex life, and one thing I want to do is see if I can give her an orgasm somehow, since I am 99.99999% sure I never have, since all we ever do is missionary and I don't last long, and she's never been keen on oral.
Anyway, I thought I would just tell her something like:
"I think we should focus for a while on appreciation and getting to know each others' entire body and mind in an intimate sense instead of just having sex, because I think we'll both enjoy it. One thing I want to try to do is give you an orgasm, because I want to see you have that pleasure."
She might just hem and haw a bit, or not give much of a response (she's good at that) or even say "OK".
But what if she tries to insist she IS having orgasms? She's not a liar, but I could see her trying to say this. How do I respond to that, since all evidence I've ever seen would suggest she is not?
Do I just smirk and say "baby, it's OK, but I know you're not being up front with me" or say "I'm not stupid, I understand female sexuality" or just say "OK" and let it be her loss since she is unwilling to bend?
Now, it's possible she cannot orgasm or cannot do so easily, so she would rather not have the stress of trying. I won't pressure her if that is the case, but I'd rather her be honest about it.
Unless his wife is a lioness, I wonder about this list.
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