Has Porn Killed Good Sex?
Has the porn industry created a generation of less-hot men to the extent that no amount of Viagra can help? The illusion that a man only needs to get an erection for superior sexual performance, has resulted in men who just don’t seem to try too hard. Or worse, they mimic what they see on their screens and believe that they are great in bed.
Last time I had sex I was so good I got a standing ovation. Well, actually, I just got the clap.
Jarod Kintz.
But if they fall for the illusion of porn as being the real thing, then they will remain clueless as to why their women resort to faking it and then moving on. Men need to remember that when they watch porn, they should consider it as a way to relieve stress, a way to step out of their real life for a few hours and enjoy some mindless entertainment.
Too much of a good thing
It is suggested that too much manual stimulation, as opposed to mental stimulation, will alter a man’s natural libido, leaving him wanting for a sexual sensation that ‘normal’ sex cannot supply. A woman’s body is just not equipped that way. However, on the up side, if the old wives tale that too much masturbation will leave you blind is true, then they will eventually not be able to enjoy porn and things may go back to normal. You can resume playfully fumbling in the dark and the woman may actually get a little foreplay!
Other reasons that porn has killed good sex include the perception of women. Guys, we are not naturally built that way, not most of us anyhow. We may have perky personalities, but not naturally perky breasts that stand to attention even if we are lying on our back. And if you come in for a close up, you may see a blemish or wrinkle, so don’t freak out.
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And please, remember that these well-paid porn stars are following a script down to each moan and groan and “do it again, King Kong!” Giving a blowjob is fun, but the porn princess makes it look like way too much fun. We may love to feel you in our mouth, but don’t fall into the trap of believing that that is all we need to have an orgasm. As Samantha in Sex and the City once observed, ‘Honey, they don’t call it a job for nothin’.’
Blowjob – ‘Honey, they don’t call it a job for nothin.’
Samantha in Sex and the City
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Technique goes a long way
And when you go down on us, learn a little technique and finesse. You are not involved in a watermelon eating contest at the county fair so slow down. They have entire chapters for women devoted on giving a good blowjob. The least you can do is read a page or two about oral sex for women to see what will send us to erotica heaven.
Finally, you are not paying for studio time so you can take a little longer than 10 seconds to please your woman and enjoy sex. Make the time between ‘action’ and ‘cut’ the stuff that Academy Awards are made for.
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I think woman con us guys. When we blokes are young and very keen and woman -girls – are ‘looking’ for a good catch, sex is great. We don’t need to do the porn thing. Then we get ‘cought’, get married (or partner up) and start a family and for good and obvious reasons sex goes for a ball of shit. Woman are fine with this, men not so. Porn starts to creep in. Then later on the kids grow up a little and you would think sex should not only pick up but also go back to those exciting times. Needless to say it doesn’t and porn creeps in a little more. For some unfortunate souls (like me) sex dries up completely. Porn becomes a life saver.
Comment by chris — December 12, 2010
Sorry Chris, I’d argue that woman miss the magic of sex in a new relationship too!! And women enjoy porn just as much as men…they just may not be as honest about it!!
Comment by Diane — December 27, 2010