What Sex Words Mean? Simple Version.

When your a young teen and your intrested in sex and your body the most annoying thing ever is reading books with words you don't have a clue what mean. Here is simple, honest answer to your questions. Sorry if anyone finds this offence. If there is a word that you want a honest plain english answer to what it means check out UrbanDictionary.com

Anal - Asshole (litrally)
Anal Sex - When a man puts his penis into someones Ass
Penis - Mans Private part. Sometimes called Cock, Dick, Willy and LOTS more.
BlowJob - When a girl (or gay guy) sucks a mans cock until he ejeculates usually.
Lick Out - When a guy licks a girls vagina (fanny)
Fingering - When a guy puts his fingers in a girls vagina.
Riding - When a guy puts his penis in a girls vagina.
Humping - When a guy puts his penis in a girls vagina.
Fucking - When a guy puts his penis in a girls vagina.
Masturbation - For Guys: Pulling your penis until you ejeculate.
- For Girls: Pushing in and out one or two fingers into your vagina.
Ejaculation - For Guys: When cum squirts out of a mans penis.
- For Girls: Not to commen, when fluid comes out of the vagina.
Vagina - Womans Private Area down below(pussy, fanny)
Cum - White Stuff that comes out of the mans penis after masturbating.
Wanking - When a guy pulls his cock.
Sex - When a guy puts his penis in a girls vagina.

I apoligise if this offended you, but someone needed to put real information out there.

Easy Tutorial on Using Condoms

1: Open The Wrapper of the condom carefully


2: Take out the Condom.


3: Make sure your penis is hard (errect).


4: Pinch the top of the condom (its like a little bubble) and make sure there is no air left in the condom. Now roll down the condom a small little bit and make sure the roll is on the outside.

5. Carefully roll the condom down the shaft of the penis.

5. Roll the condom to the base of the penis and make sure that it is a snug fit so that no fluid will escape or get in.

6. Ready to go, enjoy yourself and make sure you dispose of the condom properly afterwards. Don’t go blocking the drain by flushing it down the toilet, wrap it in a tissue and put it in the bin.

How to use a Condom

How To Put On A Condom

A condom is the only form of protection which will both help stop the spread of STIs and prevent pregnancy. You should use a condom every time you have sex - this film will show you how to put on a condom.

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Step 1:

You will need

• A condom

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Step 2:

Open the packet

Begin by carefully opening the packet. Tearing the packet open with your teeth while growling like a tiger might seem tempting, but don't do it. You could damage the condom in the process.

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Step 3:

Position

If you have one, pull back your foreskin before putting the condom on. Unroll the condom slightly to find which is the right way round. Before applying, squeeze the tip of the condom so there's no air trapped in the end. Trapped air can cause the condom to split.

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Step 4:

Roll

Roll the condom all the way down to the base of the penis. If you've pulled your foreskin back, push it forward once the condom is on. This will let the foreskin move without breaking the condom. You're ready to go!

You may find it helpful - and not unpleasant - to add a drop of lubricant before play begins. This may help the condom stay in place and reduce the chance of it breaking. If you are using lubricant you should only used water-based lubricant especially designed for use during sex. Baby oil, Vaseline and skin lotions can damage the latex in the condom and cause it to split. If you must use oil-based lubricant, you can use condoms made of polyurethane, although these are more expensive.

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Step 5:

In use

Check occasionally to make sure the condom is still in place. If it slips off or splits during sex, you should withdraw immediately, wash yourself, and replace with a new condom.

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Step 6:

Doubling up

Some people are tempted to use two condoms at once, thinking that doubling up will double the protection. Don't do this. The two condoms will rub against one another, and the increased friction will make them more likely to split. Also, never use a male condom and a female condom at the same time, for the same reason.

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Step 7:

When you're done

Withdraw from your partner while the penis is still hard, holding the condom at the base of your penis so that the semen doesn't spill. Remove the condom and dispose of it by wrapping it in tissue and putting it in the rubbish. Never put condoms down the toilet. You need to use a new condom every time you have sex.

Still Confused? Check out the Simple Version Here.

Only guys who don't "Get Any" Masturbate?

Absolutely not! Masturbation has nothing to do with whether you have a sex partner. Most married men masturbate. 99% of men masturbate in general. When you masturbate, you learn about yourself and what gives you pleasure. That’s a good thing. And here’s something that may surprise you: studies report that people in relationships masturbate more often than single people do — so the desire to touch yourself doesn’t make you a loser. Who ever said this is more than likely after jerking off in the past 24 hours.