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By Sex Goddess, WireTap
Posted on April 13, 2007, Printed on November 22, 2008
http://www.wiretapmag.org/sex/43075/

Dear Sex Goddess,

Help, help, help! I hooked up with a friend, and it was NOT good. I thought he was all that and so fly. But when we hooked up for the first time ever he spoke to me like we were in a porno. Too soon! He didn't make sure I got mine, either. I think of all the love advice I've given him -- he probably wasn't doing them right either! I'm an open communicator type. Do I tell him the loving was sub-par, and not only do I never want to hook up again but he needs professional help?? Or just awkwardly avoid his penis forever? If he could learn I'd love to try again...

BFFFF with a Bedroom Loser

Dear BFFFF,

Ah, when friend-with-benefitships go wrong.

I would first review any external factors which may have disrupted good loving. Were y'all drunk? Are you both single or in open relationships where no one else could be damaged by the hook-up? (Guilt can either make the sex phenomenal in that 'we're so bad' way, or make the sex horrific in that 'we suck as people' way.) Is he hooked on porn? Were you expecting perfection the first time?

I hear of hot hook-up stories between friends so rarely (if you know of any, send them in!) that I usually advise, if the friendship is good, leave the lust alone.

Now that you have insight that you didn't have before, I would actually say an honest conversation is in order. But ONLY if you are clear on whether you will or won't hook up again. No mixed messages! Otherwise y'all might never make it past the assumptions, hurt feelings and awkwardness.

How he came up short was fairly specific -- he didn't get you off. Start there -- 'I didn't feel like you were committed to me getting off ... what is your usual experience with your partner's orgasms'?' He may not have known what to look for, he may have been in situations where his partner didn't demand satisfaction.

And as far as the porn talk too soon? Sounds like a timing issue. I recommend the Sexy Shhh move. Get on top, put two fingers over his lips, lean into his ear and say 'Shhh ... I want to hear it.'

Good Luck!

SG

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