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Click here"Until we meet next week, if you feel like sex have it but restrict it to missionary. As homework, as you make love, allow your imaginations to think of a loving encounter you would wish, takes turns to try and describe a loving experience somewhere else in your house and how you want it to develop. Don't think Ann would like, David would like, just speak about what you would like, what intrigues you, arouses you.
"No attempts for massive multiple orgasms, just connect.
"Those small loving encounters are what makes a marriage. Think of them as building a foundation for the future. If you can confide in each other, you give your partner ideas for pleasing you. They are not set in stone; they will evolve as you evolve. The only proviso I would add, don't look at anything suggested with derision, understand some suggestions may make the other uneasy. Discuss the rational. It may be just a question to gauge where the other is, something you had heard about or it could be something you truly wish to explore.
"You are each, as David said, equal partners, each can approve, disapprove or say not at this time. "We need to discuss this as I don't understand" is appropriate at times.
David nodded, "Sarah, thank you. This evening has been challenging and very helpful. I can see and I'm sure Ann does as well, we have a lot to learn about each other."
David smiled, as he added, "Having said that, I can see a future where I'm reading that sex book you recommended to Ann while she's giving me a blowjob."
Ann chimed in, "I like the idea of you eating me as I read it!"
All three laughed.
Their time was up. They shook hands with Sarah and set off home. Both in their own cars, consumed with their own thoughts. Both knew they had a lot to discuss and to learn. They knew more but still so little.
Today was the true start to a new future.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousalmost 2 years agoI agree with pepepilot. I loved your story but, I held back the fifth star because your characters were created to be perfect. They were built to perfectly fit into psychobable solutions usually accepted in our current society. Thus the story felt incomplete. We were left with the assumption that David and Ann armed with tools and insights provided by Sarah during therapy will live happily ever after avoiding future pitfalls.
LSantiagoover 2 years agoVery nice but it needs a little spice, Your characters are ok you are pretty good, you show a lot of promise But you may be holding back, I recommend you loosen up and let your slef go for it,
Hope I'm helping
good luck
pepepilotover 2 years agoI liked the story, even if at times I felt that you went into too much detail. I guess what derailed me was the fact that you get to a point then stop the story. I feel that the story should have had one or two more chapters so that there was some resolution. For that reason, I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.
