Thrusting Deep: What’s It All About?
You know, when it comes to, uh, bein’ close with someone, there’s a lot of talk about how to do it just right. Folks get all flustered and worried about doin’ it this way or that way. But lemme tell ya, it ain’t all that complicated. It’s about feelin’ good, plain and simple.
Now, some folks like it fast, some like it slow. It’s like churnin’ butter, ya see? Sometimes you gotta go quick to get it done, other times you gotta take your time and let it build up. Same thing, really. If you go too fast all the time, it’s over before you know it. If you go too slow, well, sometimes that ain’t so bad neither. It gets you all worked up, makes it more…interestin’.
- Fast Thrusting: Makes things happen quick, like a bolt of lightnin’. Gets you there fast, but sometimes you miss the scenery on the way.
- Slow Thrusting: Like a slow simmer on the stove. Takes a while, but boy, does it build up the heat! You get to know each other real good that way, feel every little… movement.
And talkin’ about movin’, it ain’t just about goin’ in and out. It’s about angles, too. Like tryin’ to get the last bit of jam outta the jar, sometimes you gotta tilt it this way and that way to get it all. Same goes for, well, you know. Findin’ the right spot, the right angle, that makes all the difference. Some folks say there’s a special spot, not too deep in, that feels real good when you hit it just right. Kinda like pressin’ the right button on the radio, gets you the best signal.
And speakin’ of deep, some folks think that deeper is always better. But that ain’t always the case. It’s like plantin’ seeds in the garden, you don’t wanna bury ‘em too deep or they won’t grow. You gotta find the right depth, the right spot where it feels good for both of ya. Sometimes a little shallower is just what you need, gets ya right where ya need to be.
Now, some folks get all fancy with it, talkin’ about this position and that position. They got names for ‘em like they’re some kind of fancy dance moves. But honestly, it ain’t about the name, it’s about how it feels. Whether you’re lyin’ down, standin’ up, or twisted like a pretzel, the important thing is that you’re both comfortable and enjoyin’ yourselves. You gotta listen to your body, and listen to your partner too. It’s like dancin’ a waltz, you gotta move together, feel each other’s rhythm. If one of you ain’t feelin’ it, then it ain’t gonna be good, no matter how fancy the moves are. There’s that one where you lie on your sides, like spoons in a drawer, that can be real nice and close. Or that other one where the gal gets on top, she’s gotta know what she’s doin’ though, or it’s all show and no go. Sometimes it’s best if the fella’s doin’ the movin’ even then.
And don’t go forgettin’ to talk to each other! It’s like bakin’ a cake, you gotta communicate, make sure you’re both on the same page. If somethin’ don’t feel right, you gotta speak up. If somethin’ feels real good, you gotta let ‘em know that too. It’s like sharin’ a secret, makes ya feel closer, ya know?
Now, I ain’t no expert, but I’ve been around the block a few times. And lemme tell ya, the best way to do it is the way that feels good for you and your partner. Don’t get hung up on what other folks say, or what you see in them fancy magazines or picture shows. Just relax, be honest, and enjoy the ride. It’s about connectin’ with someone, sharin’ somethin’ special. And that, my friend, is worth more than all the fancy moves and talk in the world.
So, to sum it up: Find what feels good, talk to each other, and don’t be afraid to try new things. Whether it’s fast or slow, deep or shallow, the most important thing is that you’re both havin’ a good time. And ain’t that what it’s all about?
And remember, it ain’t just about what you do, it’s about how you are when you’re doin’ it. You gotta be present, be there in the moment. It’s like eatin’ a good meal, you don’t wanna rush it, you wanna savor every bite. Same thing here. Be there, be present, be the movin’.
And finally, don’t go sharin’ all your business with everyone you meet. Some things are best kept private. It’s like havin’ a secret recipe, you don’t go blabbin’ it to the whole town, right? Use your common sense, and keep some things to yourself. Especially when it comes to what goes on behind closed doors. That’s just good manners, ya know? It’s about respect, for yourself and for your partner.
