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When is it the Right Time for Sex in Your Gay Relationship?

When is the right time for sex? This question can have quite a few different answers. Obviously this is going to depend on the men involved, and the goal they are both looking to acquire. If you're going out clubbing for the night, and are looking for a regulation hottie to fill your needs, then you aren't going to have to worry about the right time. Where the right 'place ' will be might be more accurate for your situation! However, if you are dating and/or in a relationship, and you want to know when you should have sex for the first time, consider some of these tips and advice below to help make your decision easier.

If you're dating, and you seriously like the guy you're dating, and you think he likes you, too, then you are going to want to consider the timing of sex before you do it. If you sleep with him the first night it may just give him the impression that is what you are looking for. If you spend the night telling him you dream of romance and a relationship, and the next thing you know you're massaging all the right spots on the way up to your door, that will certainly leave a few mixed signals.

Flirting, kissing, and maybe even a teasing make-out session could be okay that first night - but the less you do the better it will be. Make it clear you want to see more of him, but do not leave him with all you have to offer that first night. You want to start out slow with your sexual freedoms ... otherwise you may end up with a new sex toy rather than a boyfriend.

If you are looking for a relationship you will want to build a friendship first, and then find a common ground to build your trust and intimacy on. As good as sex feels it often complicates things - especially when many relationships are founded on this wonderful activity. As wonderful as sex is, a relationship needs much more to stand on if it's going to survive. You will want to base a new relationship on more than just its physical side!

How long you wait is going to be up to you, however, I don't advise you wait forever. If you plan to spend your life with that special guy sexual compatibility is going to be important. If you love sex and your partner doesn't see the need for it as often as you, this might cause some problems - especially if you are planning to live monogamously. You are going to want to 'test the waters' to be sure it is something that can work out of the both of you, and not something that you both will live to regret.

A common thing to do with someone you are dating is to have the date rule. The date rule is simple. You start by talking to the person you are dating and explain to him you don't want to rush into anything sexually. If he likes you he will be fine with this. Tell him you'd like to pick a time frame, or a 'date number' to wait for, until you have sex. If you decide to have sex after this amount of time has passed, then that is okay...but it also is okay if at the end of this time you both decide to prolong the 'waiting period' even longer. For example, you may both agree to wait for five dates or six dates - and then see how you feel. If sex happens, it happens - if not, you both know you're just not ready yet. You could also both agree to wait for 30 days, and in that time frame have multiple dates. You can check off your days on the calendar until the 'big day' and once it hits you're then free to do as you both wish. Keep in mind that once this arrangement has been made you can still tease one another and keep the excitement level high within your relationship. Just because you have agreed not to sleep together for a brief while doesn't mean you cannot show each other how much you want to!

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Dear Friend,

I have a confession to make. There was a time in my life when the thought of being intimate with another man was the scariest, most overwhelming thought imaginable!

I wanted more than anything else to make love to a man - but I was terribly worried that whatever I did would be all wrong!

I desperately wanted to know what makes a man tick - not just his body, but every part of him: his mind; his wants; his needs; his soul - and yes, I also wanted to know what it takes to satisfy him sexually.

The funny thing about being a gay virgin is this: even though you're a man, you really have no clue how to satisfy another man. The thought of going to bed with a man can be nerve-wracking when you don't know what to do. Many men are naturally shy about this, and understandably so. After all, books on gay sex aren't available on every street corner!

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