The first time might be a little scary, but don’t worry. If there’s a musky aroma at first, it goes away the more you lick and suck and her natural juices come to life.
Each woman is different, and she may or may not like what you’re doing, so you can always peek up and ask, “Do you like this? Is this all right?”
Some women like to experience a finger or two or three inside while you suck her clitoris, but for some the sensations are so different that some women prefer to focus. Start with the clit, then gently ease a finger in and see if she still likes it. As she becomes more aroused, her G-spot may start begging for some curved finger action inside. Go for it!
As for her butt, some women like a finger inside her butt, and for some women it distracts from the main event. Just remember never to put a finger in her butt and then in her cunt. That’s a no-no. You want to avoid infection. You can go in the other direction, from her vagina to her anus, but don’t reverse direction.
Wear gloves. That’s always good advice. But we know that even the best-intentioned lovers don’t always come prepared. And longtime lovers may think foregoing gloves is okay. It may be; just be aware of what you’re doing and where you are.
Lick to your heart’s content! The taste should be clean and delicious as she becomes more aroused. Ditto the smell, as mentioned above.
If she has her period, you can still perform that most delectable act of cunnilingus if she wants it and if she permits it. Move the tampon string aside and keep your fingers out of her unless she specifically requests it.
Be gentle, and let her moans of pleasure guide you.
To see one of the loveliest lesbian cunnilingus scenes on film, check out One Night Stand. And the scene with Anja and Eva in Coming Home features a great scene with real lesbian 69 with close-ups.
Facebook Invite Redux
Friday, April 30th, 2010Just when we put out a real invitation to “become a fan” of Fatale Media on Facebook, Facebook changed its language.
So now we invite you to like us at Facebook.
Please, like us.
If you’ve heard about Facebook’s new “instant personalization” program and have any privacy concerns, here is a link to an article worth reading:
“How to Opt Out of Facebook’s Instant Personalization,” The New York Times, April 23, 2010:
http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/04/23/how-to-opt-out-of-facebooks-instant-personalization/
And don’t forget to like us at Fatale Media!
Tags:Facebook, New York Times, privacy
Posted in Lesbian Life, Life Commentary | No Comments »