How important is sexual technique to a successful SP/client encounter? Is good technique essential to a great session or is a skill-free but high fun fumbled tumble the best?
The standard characterisation of males is that they know nothing in this department and, worse, that it is impossible to tell them anything to assist them in pleasuring the ladies for fear of their egos shrinking faster than their members.
The standard assumption is (I guess) that all SPs are harlots, courtesans, concubines, etc, etc, etc.....every one of them arriving at the client's door equipped with a summa cum laude from Kama Sutra University.
Let's share some experiences. I'll start with one of my own. I was with someone recently who was happy enough to be with me, but the mechanics were, well, too mechanical and a touch contrived. I felt that my partner was relying far too much upon clever technique (and was a touch arrogant about the level of skill being deployed) instead of even attempting a "connection" with me beyond the physical. How can I put it - it just wasn't "human".
Nett result - obvously I remember the session, but for all the wrong reasons. Disappointment, not warmth, is the thing I recall.
The standard characterisation of males is that they know nothing in this department and, worse, that it is impossible to tell them anything to assist them in pleasuring the ladies for fear of their egos shrinking faster than their members.
The standard assumption is (I guess) that all SPs are harlots, courtesans, concubines, etc, etc, etc.....every one of them arriving at the client's door equipped with a summa cum laude from Kama Sutra University.
Let's share some experiences. I'll start with one of my own. I was with someone recently who was happy enough to be with me, but the mechanics were, well, too mechanical and a touch contrived. I felt that my partner was relying far too much upon clever technique (and was a touch arrogant about the level of skill being deployed) instead of even attempting a "connection" with me beyond the physical. How can I put it - it just wasn't "human".
Nett result - obvously I remember the session, but for all the wrong reasons. Disappointment, not warmth, is the thing I recall.






