Quote by Meagananne1986
Was your first time awkward or enjoyable for you? What would you change, if anything, if you could back in time and relive the experience over?
My first time was both enjoyable and awkward. Enjoyable because it came out of nowhere because it was totally unexpected, and of course it was amazing. But awkward because she got pissed off at me when I came inside of her. I was a novice and didn’t pull out in time. She let me off the hook though pretty easily.
It was ... just okay. On a special-occasion night, my girlfriend of two months let us progress beyond her usual handjob to letting me (in her wording) "enter" her. She was pretty dry, however, and "entering" was more difficult than expected. Although I was thrilled to be doing it and ultimately able to reach orgasm (by which point she was well-lubed, not least because of my own contribution), the physical sensation was nowhere near as enjoyable as with subsequent girlfriends.
Over the remaining months we were together, we only had coitus two more times (which weren't much better), though we had enjoyable non-penetrative sex many other times. I think penetration just didn't work well for her, as I've heard can be true for some women. I was thrilled just to have a girlfriend and have intimate contact with a woman, however.
It helped that my next girlfriend had no such problems, and also had a much healthier sexual outlook. Aspects of her (extremely GGG) personality have even informed a couple of the composite characters in my stories.
Newest: Dong Way From Home | Wife Hacking | Persistent Terror | Stan Bi Me | Heartbombing [RR!]
Hottest: Skiing with Keith & Kate | Amy's Mom [RR!] | Band Camp | Lewd Beach | A Hole New World
Awkward but not awful. I mean, it was sex, so, 'YAY!!!' But I had no idea what I was doing, and just tried to follow her lead as best as I could. She was more experienced, and I guess she could tell I was a virgin even though I didn't want to admit it. I guess it all worked out since it was the first time, but not the last.
Don't believe everything that you read.