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Congrats. That could not have been worded better XD
Never fake. It can hurt the relationship a lot more than you think you'd hurt it by telling him what to do.
Should have tell him that you didn't like it.
Never fake it. Especially with someone who is inexperienced. How are they ever going to learn to please you, or any one else?
he has never done it so telling him he is doing it wrong is the appropriate reaction and then showing him the right thing to do. All you are doing by "protecting" his feelings is giving yourself bad sex and a future break up so he can find another girl and do the same. Don't let this become a vicious cycle.
I think your partner is watching too much ****. Someone should tell him that's all mostly fake.
You done goofed
I'm a gay man and even I know you don't slap a ****** to get her off. Unless she's a sex freak and enjoys ****** slapping.
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This really is your fault. You should instruct him and guide him.
You kind of deserved that. There's no point in lying to save someone's feelings and make yourself miserable.