How to pleasure a man

how to pleasure a man
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Tracy Cox (author of ‘Hot Sex’ 1998) tells the story of a woman who welcomes her partner home wearing a sexy night­dress, with cham­pagne by the bed and a porno­graphic movie ready to play. If she does this regu­larly over the longer term then I take my hat off to her!

Her partner is a very lucky man. More real­ist­ic­ally such pampering to a man’s sexual fantasies is likely to be an occa­sional treat. Never­the­less, such epis­odes that live out men’s sexual fantasies can fuel male sexual arousal and enjoy­ment of more ‘bread-and-butter’ style sex for a while.

Fantasy style sex is likely to be occa­sional. If inventive sex happened every day of the week, it too would become the norm. Never­the­less, men still hope for this ideal of everyday fantasy sex.

While at college I had a dentist with a sense of humour. Once just before starting work he asked me cheer­fully, with his drill raised, whether I had any last requests. “Not really, just be as quick as you can!” I replied. “That’s exactly what my wife always says to me!” he joked.

Men don’t want sex to be a chore that is ‘gotten over with’ as quickly as possible. Partic­u­larly, over the course of time a man hopes for his partner to be more engaged in enjoying their intimate time together than in the early years when he could carry the day with his own arousal.

The best female lovers learn to share eroticism

In the film ‘Ruth­less People’ (1986) an older man hires a pros­ti­tute to have sex with him in the back of his car. He asks her to make as much noise as possible because his wife always lies there ‘like a gunny-sack’. The pros­ti­tute duly screams and moans so much that an onlooker (who admit­tedly is very stupid) mistakes the couple to be a murderer and his victim.

For men to enjoy sex they need to feed their sexual fantasies, which are most effective when based on their real sex life. Hence, men want to develop the variety, spon­taneity and imagin­a­tion of their rela­tion­ship with a sexual partner. Men hope a lover will enhance their sexual arousal by enga­ging on their enjoy­ment of erot­i­cism and by responding appreciatively.

“It isn’t the same for the two sexes because male turn-ons are concrete, while many female turn-ons are situ­ational and atmo­spheric. … You can’t of course control your turn-ons any more than he can, but it helps if a woman has some male-type object reac­tions, like being excited by the sight of a penis, or hairy skin, or by the man strip­ping, or by phys­ical kinds of play (just as it helps if the man has some sense of atmo­sphere). It’s the active woman who under­stands his reac­tion while keeping her own who is the ideal lover.” (p36 The Joy of Sex 1972)

Women make better lovers than men because they can put aside their own sexual arousal and focus whole­heartedly on pleas­uring a man. Younger men espe­cially are likely to have diffi­culty focusing on their partner’s arousal rather than their own.

Porn movies may show women pleas­uring men but it’s important to recog­nise that they are being paid. If a man starts out more enthu­si­astic about sex then, over the longer-term, he needs to be willing to invest effort in pleas­uring his woman.

I don’t like the taste of semen so I offer my partner fellatio just as a warm-up. A shared bath is a good venue for fellatio (starting with lath­ering his penis) when it can be combined with a gently probing finger in his anus. A man enjoys being licked over the tight skin holding his fore­skin in place (uncir­cum­cised). I also simu­late inter­course by massa­ging his penis firmly with my lips (teeth well out of the way). Some­times I take my partner’s penis as far back into my mouth as I can but this increases jaw-ache.

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5 Responses to How to pleasure a man

  1. mona37 says:

    great tips!!!!!!!! i believe its all in a woman’s hands!! that is so true!

  2. ivriets says:

    I think my wife should reading this. thanks Jane

  3. Vernon Crumrine says:

    It is all about exchange. If either the woman or the man is lying there just waiting on the other, disap­point­ment is virtu­ally guar­an­teed. You don’t “get” without giving. But you can’t give, some­times, if you’re really not inter­ested in the other person…for whatever the reason might be.

    Movies are all about our fantasies. Real life is never actu­ally depicted and that means our expect­a­tions can some­times get to be unrealistic.

    One can have sex with just about any other person, but a bond with that person is abso­lutely required if the act is to be satis­fying, unless, that is, one of the parti­cipants happens to be a well-paid prostitute.

  4. Jane says:

    This story is making the point that men don’t just hope for sex over the longer term. They hope for a lover who is posit­ively enthu­si­astic about sex and willing to assist with their arousal. We all know that men find young women’s bodies arousing. But it is possible for a man to find other turn ons.

    Mistresses, for example, are often more exper­i­enced women. The attrac­tion for the man is finding a woman who is open-minded about enga­ging on his fantasies and about exploring more adven­turous sexual activ­ities. There is a level of sexual intimacy that only comes from knowing a person well.

    When men are obsessing about young women’s bodies perhaps they should give a thought to what turns women on. Women have to work much harder at their own arousal than men ever do. This story also aims to get men thinking — what is the parallel for women? How does a man assist with his partner’s arousal during sex?

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