I think during an encounter women may not want to "be directive." But at some later time, she might like to inform her partner about what she likes most.
An intuitive lover! Exactly. I think many women feel it's unromantic to stop and explain. Or they're ashamed of it--they want the guy to know exactly what they like without having to tell him. Several decades of of how-to books (probably starting with Helen Gurley Brown's Sex and the Single GIrl) suggest it's better for women to be a bit more outspoken about what they like. But are women listening?
I think during an encounter women may not want to "be directive." But at some later time, she might like to inform her partner about what she likes most.
We are never too old to resurrect what we liked when we were young!
I remember the excitement of the first kiss, whether it was on a first date, or in some cases, a first meeting!
Now that you mention it, Yes!
An intuitive lover! Exactly. I think many women feel it's unromantic to stop and explain. Or they're ashamed of it--they want the guy to know exactly what they like without having to tell him. Several decades of of how-to books (probably starting with Helen Gurley Brown's Sex and the Single GIrl) suggest it's better for women to be a bit more outspoken about what they like. But are women listening?