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Debora123
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Yes. A woman can climax either before, after, or during the man’s climax. Chances are she won’t climax from intercourse, even if you were to last a really long time. Intercourse alone usually doesn’t feel good enough to women to where they are able to climax. So you’ll usually have to stimulate her manually or orally. She may even stimulate herself manually during intercourse (while she is on top). Doing so would not be a sin.Given this, I would like to know: is a man allowed to give a woman a climax AFTER he has experienced his own, but as part of the same sex act?
Yes, of course. As I said above, it is ok for a woman to climax in ANY way. So long as it is within a session.The only thing I get hung up on is that it would require the use of a hand. I know that such stimulation is allowed as foreplay, but is it allowed to bring about an actual climax that way for the woman?
A married couple very well MAY do “whatever they like” so long as the man finishes inside the woman, and all acts (positions, foreplay, etc…) are consensual and conducive to self giving love.But if I wanted “do whatever you feel” I’d be a protestant!
If your fiance is a virgin it’ll hurt her very very very badly. Be patient and go slow. It might take a while for you to be able to go all the way in. Using lubricant might not be a bad idea, as it may help ease her pain.Also, any other advice for a soon to be husband, especially about the wedding night, would be appreciated!![]()