Lust is good

lust is good

I suppose that I have been lucky. My sexual desire to enjoy my own sexual arousal and orgasm is evid­ently unusual for a woman.

I know that this is unusual because most women talk of love, trust and commit­ment. From time to time, I posit­ively enjoy jumping on my man.

But it doesn’t work like that, does it? Even if a woman climbs on top (done it many times) she’s still stim­u­lating his penis with her vagina.

I always enjoyed flir­ta­tion and provoking a sexual response in a man. Other women often seem to be more at ease with the whole female package, including preg­nancy and moth­ering. I preferred the image of the woman who aspired to mutual sexual pleasure with her man.

Well it’s not that easy. At least I never found it easy. I guess I was hoping for the wrong things. Women hope for babies and I got those. Men hope for good sex. For me, I always felt that sex was always over-sold, least­ways where women are concerned.

I haven’t met a woman who has even hinted at lust. There’s super­fi­cial bravado but no heart-to-hearts. Not one woman has ever talked about sexual frus­tra­tion. I reckon there’s plenty about if you’re a woman.

Someone please tell me I’m wrong and that if I were a true woman I would be happy with loving feel­ings from my sexual rela­tion­ships. I guess I landed on the wrong planet and out there some­where things are more equal. Men share the babies and women share the joy of sexual lust.

Until then, dream on babes…

Images of women from porno­graphy often define the ‘sexual woman’. Yet such women are PAID not just for being attractive but more import­antly because they are talented at putting on an act. Faking arousal and orgasm keeps the customers happy.

Men also often pay for dates that lead to casual sex, which is vastly improved by the ego factor (the thrill of the chase and the conquest for both sexes). This compet­i­tion silences women in long-term rela­tion­ships (who can’t possibly compete) and makes it diffi­cult to identify women’s true sexual desire, including their motiv­a­tion to initiate sex by enjoying erotic material, masturb­ating and exploring genit­ally based sexual activ­ities with a partner over the LONGER term.

Female arousal is taboo because (1) men don’t want their sexual fantasies dashed and (2) women don’t want to be thought to be sexu­ally inad­equate. Sadly male and female sexu­ality are different because we have comple­mentary not identical roles.

The fact is that female orgasm is much, much more diffi­cult to achieve with a partner than is commonly suggested. The core of the problem is that women use sexual fantasies during masturb­a­tion but these are often diffi­cult to use to reach orgasm with a partner espe­cially if they are surreal or kinky in nature (which they usually are).

I am not trying to belittle men by suggesting that women delib­er­ately deceive them (although this is some­times true). Equally, I’m not trying to belittle women who are convinced that orgasm happens the first time and every time during sex.

I’m just pointing out to those who know what orgasm is from masturb­a­tion that other women are, often quite inno­cently, mistaken. Since they never masturbate they never learn how their sexual arousal works or how to reach orgasm by any means.

Think your­self lucky…

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7 Responses to Lust is good

  1. Nathaniel Hines says:

    Inter­esting to hear your perspective. With similar exper­i­ences, I applaud your efforts to inform.

  2. mona37 says:

    i think what you talk about is essen­tial for a long term rela­tion­ship!
    the whole package gets boring after a bit for both i guess.
    the provoking part is most fun for me!

  3. intellectual says:

    I guess its not good..
    its the way to get in aids .. what do you say .

  4. Jane says:

    Not sure exactly what you mean… are you saying that sex gives you aids?

    I am trying to promote know­ledge about women’s sexu­ality to help couples who are in loving rela­tion­ships intended for the longer-term.

    Aids and other sexu­ally trans­mitted diseases are asso­ci­ated with casual sex. Lust is a legimate human exper­i­ence that is quite accept­able (in fact required for reproduction).

    Even within the confines of marital sex it is possible for men and women to enjoy ‘lust’ that is sexual desire. My point is that women may find orgasm much more diffi­cult to enjoy with a partner than they can during masturb­a­tion alone.

    This is Nature’s design because female orgasm is not required for repro­duc­tion. Hence sex is not designed either phys­ic­ally or psycho­lo­gic­ally to lead to female orgasm.

  5. Author184 says:

    How the hell do you go from Lust to Aids. Aids wasn’t even mentioned, are you stoned?

  6. im_ready says:

    Ok.. aids? seriously?

    Anyways, Jane I don’t think your odd ball out.
    I had non-love exper­i­ences with men up till the man I’m with now. But it wasn’t the men driving the lust, it was me. Actu­ally, I want to say 80% the men were after love not lust, but I was young, and chasing lust. I looked for lust where ever I could even if that meant commit­ting to a rela­tion­ship that I didn’t really want to commit to. What turned me on more was being in a “exclusive” rela­tion­ship but then seeking the dangerous out-of-the-relationship lust. I love to tease, get a rise out of them. I find it sexu­ally arousing to think (not actu­ally see) about a man getting hard because of me.

    With my long term rela­tion­ship now (which has been my longest yet with no out-of-the-relationship lust) I do find it chal­len­ging to mix the “i love you” with “i want you to do me like you paid for me”. I mean just saying that, thinking about being treated like a hooker makes me feel weird, taboo, but I have come to peace with that I need to be played with rough to achieve what I want and I’m not ashamed. An effort to mix the lust and love together, my boyfriend and I had compared some notes on what I like. He surprised me shortly after with hand­cuffs, lube, a vibrating back massager (with three round balls) and her pleasure condoms. (One of our biggest struggles is he is very passive , wants to be a gentleman, and doesn’t want to hurt me, but thats what I don’t need)

    It started out with a “butt rub” as we call it. I lay face down, unbutton my pants, and let him carry it out from there. He started by pulling my pants down and massa­ging my butt (which I love!). He then speeded it up by licking my crack, slap­ping, biting, jiggling my cheeks. One thing I have always found nice is him slap­ping his penis against my butt, rubbing it down my lower back, and brushing his balls against me. He then placed the hand­cuffs on me, I of course fight it, but hes strong. Then he assured my pillow is comfort­able under­neath my face (mr gentleman) and lifted my butt up in the air. He then started spreading my cheeks and fingering me. (this is where the unex­pected happened) (keep in mind I have not ever orgasmed with a partner and have achieved “mild” orgasms through “pillow” masturb­a­tion.) As he pushed more fingers in and moved much quicker I felt a pres­sure starting to build up. I had never felt anything like it before and almost stopped him because I thought I had to pee. Then he brought out the back massager, and with my direc­tion simu­lated my clit­oris while fingering me. I got to a point where I felt at a peak, but wasn’t a 100% sure what was happening so I just stayed put. What I should have done was asked for my pillow, I believe that incident could have been a poten­tial orgasm. Although I did not orgasm that time was a first for me with a partner (whether it was an orgasm start­ings or not) and new material for me to play around with masturb­a­tion. Since then, we have tried the same posi­tion, and same moves but haven’t even got a glimpse of what I felt that day. But there’s new hopes, and many more exper­i­ments to try.

    Side Note: One of my personal favs is when he “splits my cheeks”. The spot he does it in is where the leg and the cheek meet, thus spreading my vaginal lips as well. Maybe this could be helpful for someone!

    Im_ready

    *my first posting of detailed sexual activities*

  7. Jane says:

    Thanks for the comment.

    I’m really glad that there is another woman out there who is making the most of her sex life and enjoying erotic time with her partner.

    I was starting to think that I was alone in this…

    Nice, also to see that you are not bashful about some details. Thanks for being specific and honest.

    Prob­ably not much help but I have certainly found that I feel much more (from zip to loads) just by being older (post 35). So if you’re not there yet, that’s some­thing to look forward to perhaps. I wonder if other women have the same experience…

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