As a 23 year old guy, I have a story portraying something many guys would likely appreciate from women.

My girlfriend and I met from a hookup. We knew each other super minimally but had a strong sense that we would enjoy sex with each other so she came over. I am pretty sexually literate and try to improve on things of my partner would like it different etc. but I’m TERRIBLE and I mean completely freeze up and get nervous god awful at taking initiative with someone for the very first time when it comes to kissing or something more. Maybe even just touching a butt. I like to know the girl would be okay with it and all and can’t seem to read if she would like it or not when there is not an explicitly stated yes.

Anyways she came over under the premise of hooking up, and I don’t exactly do hook ups but there I was with a pretty lady in my room, wanting and intending to have sex with me, and we were both still clothed. I tell her I don’t know how to start this kinda thing. (As that seems to typically be the guys job) and upon telling her I was totally lost she just started kissing me and tension was immediately gone. We both had an amazing night with each other and turns out we really, really like each other.

So ladies, if you don’t already take initiative with guys (be it asking on a date, kissing, or full on sex) I suggest trying it as many guys would really appreciate it. I know I do. Thanks for reading!



Submitted March 06, 2020 at 11:47PM

My girlfriend and I met from a hookup. We knew each other super minimally but had a strong sense that we would enjoy sex with each other so she came over. I am pretty sexually literate and try to improve on things of my partner would like it different etc. but I’m TERRIBLE and I mean completely freeze up and get nervous god awful at taking initiative with someone for the very first time when it comes to kissing or something more. Maybe even just touching a butt. I like to know the girl would be okay with it and all and can’t seem to read if she would like it or not when there is not an explicitly stated yes.Anyways she came over under the premise of hooking up, and I don’t exactly do hook ups but there I was with a pretty lady in my room, wanting and intending to have sex with me, and we were both still clothed. I tell her I don’t know how to start this kinda thing. (As that seems to typically be the guys job) and upon telling her I was totally lost she just started kissing me and tension was immediately gone. We both had an amazing night with each other and turns out we really, really like each other.So ladies, if you don’t already take initiative with guys (be it asking on a date, kissing, or full on sex) I suggest trying it as many guys would really appreciate it. I know I do. Thanks for reading!
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