The Tabu Taboos– What Not to Do or Say If You Don’t Want to Put an Abrupt End to Your Sexual Encounter
Wednesday, December 17th, 2008We’ve all been there. Things are hot and heavy, and suddenly one of you makes a stupid joke, or does something embarrassing and everything comes to a screeching halt. Here are a few things to avoid.
Sometimes watching television is part of the action. Either you’ve selected a porno to watch together, or you are playing a game of “Oh my, you’re pleasuring me while I go about my regularly scheduled activity.” If the TV is on, be careful not to give it too much attention. Your partner most likely still wants you to look at him and send him cues about what he’s doing. Glancing at the TV is fine– getting into a chick-flick movie and forgetting that you’re in midst of receiving cunnilingus is bad.
If your partner accidentally makes an embarrassing body noise, like passing gas or burping, try not to point it out. He’ll probably excuse himself, but whether he does or not, forget it happened and keep going at it. Everybody farts and burps, don’t turn an embarrassing nothing into an enormous embarrassment.
Only compliment your partner’s body. Sex is no time to criticize or compare.
If you are in a domestic relationship, sex is probably not the right time to thank your woman for cooking dinner. You’re likely to piss her off by making her feel like you think that she’s just here to serve you. Doing that with your dick in her mouth can be more dangerous than wrestling alligators.
Don’t pick your nose or scratch your ass. Save those for when you’re alone, or supposed to be working.
It is unwise to use this time to bring up other conversation topics, particularly chore, child, or work related.
And perhaps the most important taboo to avoid during sex is asking “Are you almost done yet?”