How Does First Time Sex With Someone Who Is Experienced

Regardless of your age, sexuality, social class, or ethnicity, having sex for the first time can sound like a major advancement. Before you hop into bed with someone, it’s important to realize that there is no right or wrong way to have sex. It all depends upon how you and your partner make things work between the two of you. Many people are initially hesitant about having sex for the first time, mainly due to the stigma surrounding the concept of losing one’s virginity – however, it is worth knowing that virginity is nothing but a social construct made up by society. You are who you are, having sex can’t alter your morals and ethics.

Before starting, you need to understand that your first time may not be the best. Not many people enjoy their first times and that’s completely okay. Remember that you have every right to say “no” or “stop” whenever you feel like things are getting a little out of hand. Besides, you’re the only one accustomed to deciding what’s best for your body. If at any time, you feel like you’re not enjoying getting it on with your partner, or want to take a break, tell him immediately. A short-term embarrassment is better than long-term trauma.

Moreover, take some time to figure out what you’d like when it comes to having sex. Explore your body, fantasies, and the kind of sex you like before taking things to a more practical level. Once you’ve figured all of that out, be sure the partner you choose to have sex with is someone you can trust – someone you know would respect your boundaries and won’t pressurize you into doing anything you don’t feel like doing.

Making a list of safety precautions you ought to consider before having sex is a good way to understand what’s coming ahead and being preparing yourself beforehand. It’s important not only to be in a good place emotionally while having sex but being physically healthy and safe is equally important. Being prepared beforehand can greatly reduce your chances of experiencing uncomfortable, painful sex, all-the-while reducing the chances of you contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) from your partner.

Before deciding to get the action going with your partner, you must reduce any chances of an unwanted pregnancy. Birth control pills are an effective tool against unplanned pregnancy. It’ll be wise to visit your healthcare specialist to talk about and choose the right kind of birth control option for you. Your doctor may run some tests to prescribe the birth control option that works best for your body. Moreover, the use of condoms is also an effective way to practice safe sex. Condoms are available in many flavors, colors, and materials – choose the one that works best for you, but make sure you don’t compromise on quality.

For the ones who are just making their sexual debut, things can seem pretty scary at first. However, with the right knowledge at your hands, you can easily conquer your fears and lead a safe, comfortable, and exciting journey to self-discovery and sexual pleasure. You may feel like someone who’s experienced in sex may not understand the anxiety you’re currently experiencing, but in fact, experienced individuals may just be the best kind to have first-times with. They would be aware of the anxiety you’re facing at the moment (since they too, had their first times once) and could help you get comfortable far easier than someone who’s an amateur in this field. 

Another way to significantly minimize your worries regarding sex with an experienced partner could be to do your research on the process. It’s unfortunate that many schools still don’t have ‘Sex Education’ as a compulsory subject, but the good news is that you can learn about sex any time you like! Basic knowledge of what you can expect from an experienced partner will not only reduce your worries about having sex with them but will also encourage you to have sex safe by which you can reduce the chances of contracting STIs. Take advantage of today’s advanced technology and search Google for any queries you may have regarding sex – not is this only cheap, but it also provides you with the gift of anonymity which can be far better than running into awkward convos with your family or friends.

The worst thing you can do before having sex is not fully understanding who you are as a sexual being. Many people ignore their desire to know themselves better sexually. Society has forced us to think of sexuality as something remote and embarrassing – up to the point where many cultures consider sex and sexuality as something taboo. However, when you come to think of it, what you want during sex isn’t meant to be a question that demands a complex and complicated answer, all you have to tell is… well, whatever you like during sex! You could talk about your fetishes, favorite position, or the kind of sex you like in general.

Remember to build a sexual relationship with yourself before building one with somebody else. Like we mentioned earlier, take out the time to explore your body, your fantasies, and the positions you’d to have sex in. There’s no need to overcomplicate things – simply touch your body while doing everyday stuff like showering – try to figure out if you like to be touched a certain way in a certain part of your body. Knowing yourself first and then communicating your desires with your partner is sure to make any relationship healthy and long-lasting.

Communication is crucial in any relationship, whether sexual or platonic. If you don’t communicate effectively with your partner, how will they about your likes and dislikes? Plus, it’ll make you seem a bit too passive – nobody wants to have sex with someone who doesn’t even understand their selves, let alone understanding someone else. 

The biggest mistake one can make during their first encounter with their sexual partner is to assume they know everything about them. Before both you start grinding on the bed, it’s important to talk about things like favorite positions, sexual health, and what having sex with them means to you generally. Not only would this allow you to engage with and know your partner better, but it’ll also encourage them to do the same – not only would they open up, but they’ll also ask you similar questions, which makes the experience much more intimate, up-close and personal.

Make sure you take things one step at a time – remember that this is a sensitive topic and will not be everyone’s cup of tea, but it’s important to maintain a healthy emotional relationship with your partner so that neither of you has any regrets later on. Besides, conversations lead to you getting to know your partner's sexual history (including whether they’ve contracted STIs). You see, although this isn’t an easy conversation to have, once both of you are comfortable around each other, neither of you will feel intimidated by the other – a sign that you don’t feel anxious around each other anymore. Communicating with your partner will surely save you some trouble later on, all-the-while encouraging both of you to respect and appreciate each other.

In conclusion, it can be said that although sex is a private and intimate experience which most deem as enjoyable and liberating, many newcomers still feel anxious to explore new horizons, making their overall experience of having sex painful, disheartening, and uncomfortable. Ours only advise to the newcomers would be to take things one step at a time: first, get to know yourself and your body, then make sure you pick up a partner you blindly trust (and know would respect you and your boundaries) and lastly, stay open to new possibilities! Sex is a unique experience for everyone and there are no hard and fast rules governing it.