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Seeking Advice for a New Step in our Sex Life

Started by annex86, September 13, 2014, 10:20:39 AM

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annex86

Hey everyone!

My partner is pre-op MtF, and we've been together roughly six months now. She started her hormones about two months ago now, and we haven't had sex since before then. This is due to various reasons, but after much discussion, we're ready to begin again.

Something that she has always struggled with, understandably, is dysphoria during sex. When there is any focus on her penis, it can be hard to pull her back into the moment so we feel like two lesbians making love again. Some days are better than others - there are times where she'll guide my hand to her panties or even slip my hand inside of them. Every time it comes to the point of putting the condom on, though, her dysphoria is obvious. As we use multiple forms of birth control, it's a necessity, but it made me want to find other ways to ensure that I can make her feel as female as possible in bed.

She states that she's never had a partner that makes her feel as feminine as I do, but it's not a struggle for me. I've never seen her as anything but female, and I treat my lady right. It's easy for me to do things like hold her up while she straddles my lap, take charge and move her physically on the bed (the fact that I can toss her around a bit makes her feel small and really turns her on - like I'm her Amazon), focus on the great little pair of breasts she's developing, or say things that make her melt (she about lost it then and there when I admitted how badly I wanted her legs around my waist). These are things that none of her other girlfriends have ever done for her.

Something else that she revealed to me is that they've never been open to using toys to penetrate her. I had an idea that this may be something she wanted way back at the beginning of our relationship. She revealed that she loved kissing deeply, because the feeling of my tongue in her mouth was the closest thing she could get to penetration without pain. This has always been at the back of my mind, but I didn't approach it until recently. When I brought it up, she stated that she'd always wanted to try, but she was scared. She was very interested, though, so I explained what I could and would do for her, if she so desired - fingers, tongue, toys. While the thought of my mouth there didn't interest her at all, she was very intrigued about the possibility of toys.

She has an aversion to sex shops, so I'm sure the options that are there for her are a bit overwhelming. I mentioned options that weren't phallic, or ones that vibrated. Size, color. Lifelike texture or hard plastic. With all of this, I emphasized not to be intimidated - just to see it as a lot of potential for pleasure, in the capacity she chooses. While she's still uncertain of what she'd want, my mention that I'd work her up to whatever we purchased by using my fingers, to get her completely relaxed and wanting it, definitely caught her attention. I think it's safe to say that we're both very ready.

Now, frankly, I'm just uncertain of what types of toys could work best for her. While I had a female sexual partner in the past, she had different anatomy, and therefore this will be new for me as well.

-Are there certain toys that you have found work best on your partner or yourself, as far as anally penetrating?
-Do you have any tips about her prostate? This will be my first time working with the area.
-Is there anything that you or your MtF partner found that helped with dysphoria and keeping her feeling female? I'm always seeking more ways to show her that she's all woman to me.
-Do you have any other suggestions for me about possibilities for our sex life?

I'd really appreciate any and all help given, large or small. Thank you in advance!
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Dread_Faery

It sounds like you're doing a great job. This is probably an obvious observation but sex doesn't necessarily mean penetration and PiV. Queer sex can be great fun and you guys are definitely doing the right thing and talking about things rather than just assuming things.
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jojoglowe

annex86,

You sound like a great girlfriend :D I am pre-op MtF on hormones and I've been in a relationship with my girlfriend for over a year. We have learned much in the year, and I'd love to share some of the things that work for us.

*I'm not endorsing or selling any of these products, I'm just sharing what we've worked with so far*

Hitachi Magic Wand - We usually use this together, though it is great alone too. Very intense vibrations that can be placed on her perineum or glans.

Funfactory Share - Not much to explain.

Coconut Oil - lube is expensive... this stuff is great

Latex gloves - We both use these, helps keep it clean (I farm/garden for living and my hands never get clean, even washing over and over)

And finally... lots of times she'll use her knee/leg and put pressure on my perineum. (I'll be on my back and she'll be on top) This works great!

I read a post the other day and someone shared a link to a zine all about different ways to have sex with a mtf person. Perhaps you could read through it alone, it has good info but might trigger dysphoria in your girlfriend if she saw it. http://imgur.com/a/Skrvp
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annex86

Thank you both very much for your comments! I truly love her with all of my heart - she's the best thing that has ever happened to me. Being able to make her feel the best she can is not only important to me, it's a turn-on for me as well!

I definitely recognize that we don't need PiV to have sex, but that's where we've naturally ended up each time we've been together - aside from once, after she'd made me orgasm twice before I finished her off, and then she still gave me another with her fingers. As she predominantly isn't comfortable with me touching her penis with either my hands or mouth, for obvious reasons, and we haven't explored penetration possibilities as now, the branching out will help.

Thank you so much for the suggestions of those toys, jojoglowe! I just didn't even know where to start in finding her something that could work, and that's a great way to dive in. I looked into reviews of the Funfactory Share, and while I'm not sure if that size will be something intimidating to her, I did find the smaller size that might actually be perfect. I plan to show her, as well as pointing out the magic wand and discussing other vibrating toys.

One thing about the coconut oil - do you know if it can be used in place of a water-based lube, or if it has properties similar to silicone-based lube? The reviews for the Share stated not to use silicone-based, so I just don't want to ruin our new toys because I wanted to use a cheaper lube alternative.

Thank you so much for the suggestions you gave, and I'm absolutely open to anything else you or anyone may think of. I've still got to do some prostate research - to know if I could even reach it with my fingers, or if it might be too overwhelming for her, if a vibrating toy would be right or not, and a million other questions.

I'll be taking a look at that zine now. Thank you again!
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Dread_Faery

I use it as lube, it has the advantage of being absorbed by the skin and doesn't need washing out. Plus the phrase coconut pie takes on a whole new meaning
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annex86

That is an advantage for sure! Aside from that, we both avoid all sorts of unhealthy food and chemicals, so going with something more natural will be beneficial, I think. I'll pick some up today!
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