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How to please an AI's box.
Very nice👍👍👍. Bravo❤❤❤
Excellent description and explaination. Greatly informative. Sensitively conveyed. ❤
Good information
My girlfriend just can't get enough ❤❤❤❤ she loves it she keeps going
Can't enter outside her!
It all starts in the mind and as long as both people have a good and strong attraction in the mind any experience is short lived. The attraction that happens in the mind will stay with a person for many years. But if that attraction dies even the experience is forgotten.
What a crock!! It's as annoying as the A.I. phony giving it.
IMHO I get great pleaser by focusing on what my partner needs. Not my own, that comes later.
This is good now from the mans side when we become one we are trying to figure out how to get deeper and more as one.
My wife of 14 years needs to remind herself of what I'm hearing!
Don't eat the wedding cake......
Be safe stay strong god bless I'm 34 only been in one relationship I been so drained I realize how much of Intimacy I miss out on I work 3 jobs to be in a fake relationship 18 years of being loyal
She's CGI... But rather well done.
Excellent narrative
Too much waffling
So why do they make it so hard for most males achieve
At thirty, and divorced, I married a sexy, sexually active young lady of 20. Our sex life was fantastic, but within a year, she started acting differently and eventually admitted that she had a one-month "affair" with a single, persistent animal of a guy twice her age at work. He ended it once he got what he wanted. I chose to forgive her, and if anything, our sex life became even more frequent and intense, often morning and evening, or on days off, after lunch. After our two kids were raised, I questioned her more, and learned that she had sex with several guys from work multiple times, some who were married when I was at national guard meetings, or working on her day off. Her stated reason was the "thrill" of being or doing something bad. No love or infatuation, just the opportunity and the thrill of it. I never had any reason to suspect it because she was discreet, never told anyone, and our sex life left nothing to be desired. She stopped it after two more years before she stopped taking the pill, and I know our two kids were mine for several reasons, but it both hurt and gave me a cheap thrill when I found out at age 60, and she was in menopause.
Honestly I really really don’t care what they feel.
Maybe the doctor will appreciate an off-color bit of humour...: "how can you tell when a woman is having an orgasm?"..... "Who cares?"