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@XuHaoHaoXu · 2026-10-09 13:25

Oral Sex Guide for Women Giving Men Oral: Basic Version + Advanced Version First, three rules apply to both versions: Both the man and woman should wash and clean themselves. If you don’t want to do it, say so beforehand. Discuss where he wants to finish before starting. If a woman feels uncomfortable because her head is being held down, tapping his thigh twice means he must stop. The man can lie down or sit slightly reclined. The most stable position is for the woman to kneel between his legs. Use a pillow under your knees if needed. One hand should first hold the shaft near the base. This hand helps control depth. Basic Version Goal: Keep a good seal, maintain rhythm, and avoid teeth contact. Use your hand to cover the parts your mouth cannot reach. Afterward, he should feel warmed up and controlled by your movements — not scratched by teeth or pushed past your comfort. 1. Start with the hand, then tongue, then mouth Hold the shaft and move from the base toward the corona. Lubrication from saliva or lube is fine; doing it dry can hurt. Use the flat surface of your tongue to move upward, circle around the corona, then lightly stimulate the frenulum area. When the head becomes more sensitive and his body starts responding, then use your mouth. 2. Take the head first Cover your teeth with your lips. Start by taking the head into your mouth and pause for two seconds, letting your tongue stay against the sensitive underside. Don’t immediately start moving fast. Take 8–10 slow shallow movements, allowing only the head to move in and out. Keep your lips rounded, as if creating a slow, steady seal. 3. Mouth controls the upper part, hand controls the lower part When your mouth moves up and down, let your hand follow the same rhythm on the shaft so there is no empty gap between them. This is one of the most useful basics: coordination between mouth and hand is more effective than forcing depth. Start slowly. Listen to his breathing and reactions before increasing speed. Don’t rush and lose your own rhythm. 4. Breathe and rest your jaw Every 20–30 seconds, pause and switch to using your hand while you rest. Use your tongue to touch sensitive areas or take a short break before continuing. Your jaw may become tired. If it does, switch to using your hand and tongue instead of forcing yourself until your teeth become exposed. 5. Basic finishing When he is close, he will usually say so, or you may notice changes in his body and breathing. Whether he finishes inside your mouth or elsewhere should be decided beforehand. If he finishes in your mouth, don’t continue with intense movement. Keep a steady hold, let your hand help finish, then slowly stop. Finishing on your face or body should also only happen if he asked and you agreed. The basic version is complete when you can: Keep your lips covering your teeth Focus on the head first Keep your mouth and hand moving together Know when to pause and breathe Advanced Version Goal: Build on the basics by adding more attention to sensitive areas, rhythm changes, and control. Advanced does not mean being more aggressive — it means being more precise and understanding what feels best. 1. Identify sensitive areas before increasing intensity After starting, pay attention to different areas and reactions. Notice where he responds most strongly, then focus more there. For many people, certain sensitive areas are more important than simply going deeper. The priority is accuracy, not depth.

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