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Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled.	[QUOTE]Originally posted by Bobolink: [QB] First time sex for a man can be a very scary time. I know that I did not know what I was doing and proceded to do it badly. That we were each other's first sexual partner didn't help much. And the reason for the sex wasn't the healthiest. My partner had heard me described as being gay because I was 21 and still a virgin and she was determined to prove my sexual orientation. So that first session was not based on love or physical attraction, although we had a great deal of mutual attraction, but to prove a point. I can say that the relationship grew as we learned about each other that the sex became very mutually satisfying. But at first we were wondering just what we were doing and why others seemed to value sex so much. That is why I particularly enjoyed Miz Scarlett's article [URL=http://www.scarleteen.com/sexuality/ftmemoir.html][b]Is that all there is? A memoir of first time sex 17 years in the making[/b][/URL] because that is how I felt for the first few times, feelings I'm sure were shared by my partner. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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