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Anxiety and Stress: Dealing with The Problem When Having Sex with Someone New!

For somebody who’s been suffering from anxiety since a young age, performance anxiety is a major hurdle I’ve had to learn to overcome when bedding new girls. Having sex with someone new is probably the most exciting thing two people could do, so don’t let anxiety ruin it for you. So how do you control the situation and keep that performance anxiety at bay? Read on…

Take your time, slow down!

Unless it’s a wham, bam, thank you ma’m, and you don’t plan on seeing the girl again, then by all means skip this whole step! If you actually like the girl, and plan on seeing the girl again you should slow the fuck down, and take the experience one step at a time. Don’t rush her into sex nor expect it if you get invited at their place, instead try a little romance to set the mood. If sex does end up on the menu then you must ensure that both of you are enjoying the experience equally! Having sex with someone new requires communication. What worked for an ex would not necessarily work with your new partner. I’ve been with many girls and I know that each is different in what they like. So work up to intercourse by setting the mood, ensuring privacy, explore each other’s bodies, and enjoy foreplay as it will allow for you to find out what makes your girl go off! Don’t expect anything spectacular from this first sexual experience with your new partner, it will only get better with time! Ask your girl if she enjoys what you’re doing, if you’re a relatively experienced guy when it comes to sex, as I am, you will know when the girl is enjoying it. So will the soaking bed sheets, lounge, carpet, dining table…! If you’re over conscious about your body, or if your girl is, then turning the lights down could be an option. I personally can’t have sex in the dark, so I have at least a dim light in the room! So there you go, don’t rush the whole experience, ensure you have gradual and enjoyable foreplay, ensure your girl gets the full treatment, don’t be greedy in bed, and enjoy the whole experience!

After having sex with your new partner for the first time….

Put all of your attention on your partner. Lying in bed and holding her close, as you drift asleep makes her feel wanted, and needed. It would make her feel safe and respected. Take a light hearted approach to the first experience, and lighten up. Remember that your performance does not end with pulling your dick out. It ends when you leave to go home, or when she leaves your place to go home. Everything that happens up until then is part of the whole ‘experience’! If you make her feel loved, and respected, then chances are she will want to see you again. But if you haven’t covered all of your bases, and ensured she had the royal treatment, so to speak, then chances are she will move on to somebody who will do just that! So make her laugh, make her feel like a princess, and make her feel appreciated! If you do, then there may be a second and third run…maybe many more! Stay confident, communicate, help build a fun and comfortable atmosphere, ensure you take it slow and pay attention to her body language, and reactions to your actions, give it your 100%, and ensure you maintain an atmosphere that will draw her to you for a second serving!

Other than the above there aren’t any set rules as to what goes, as its all down to the people and their experience itself. Take control of your emotions, put anxiety at bay, and make the experience evolve naturally.

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  1. Bruce Officer

    On August 24, 2010 at 5:09 pm


    Unfortunately none of that addresses the fear that maybe you won’t be as good in bed as her previous fella. Helps get you to the bed, true, but doesn’t help much when you’re in it.

  2. helmkhat

    On August 24, 2010 at 5:11 pm


    ok..

  3. Bruce Officer

    On August 24, 2010 at 5:17 pm


    Sorry, I didn’t spot page two. Please delete my previous comment.

  4. ceegirl

    On August 24, 2010 at 5:24 pm


    wow, what can i say

  5. Ruby Hawk

    On August 24, 2010 at 5:43 pm


    I hadn’t thought about anyone being anxious about having sex with a new partner. It should be a fun experience.

  6. Emmie

    On August 24, 2010 at 9:32 pm


    I can totally understand why someone would feel that way. Some people that suffer with anxiety doubt themselves all the time, and so being with someone that close would worry the hell out of the person.
    Nice article Dejan :)

    Emmie

  7. PSingh1990

    On August 24, 2010 at 10:54 pm


    Nice Share.

  8. Ethics0006

    On August 24, 2010 at 11:10 pm


    Amazing

  9. Jimmy Shilaho

    On August 25, 2010 at 12:52 am


    And why should you be anxious at all?

  10. Raj the Tora

    On August 25, 2010 at 12:53 am


    Very important tips indeed

  11. Silent Wasp

    On August 25, 2010 at 3:16 am


    re SHILAHO

    It’s not a question of whether someone should feel anxiety or not, as it’s something most people feel although through varying degree. It’s a matter of controlling the anxiety and planning better, maintaining self esteem and making the most out of the situation. Anxiety is natural, but allowing it to deter our progress in life is something we need to control ourselves, and it’s this need, especially in the dating, and the first time you sleep with a new partner experience, that needs the most attention. This is what the article addresses. It’s to help the ones who deal with an above average anxiety level, like myself. I’ve learnt to control and stem anxiety, but if you don’t suffer from it to the degree that I do, you’ll never understand where I’m coming from!

    Thanks for reading and commenting otherwise SHILAHO, you’re a valued reader!

    Also thanks for reading and commenting Bruce, Neppeen, Ceegirl, Psingh, Ethics, and Raj. It’s much appreciated!

    A special thanks to my favourite reader Emmie. You never fail to leave a constructive article comment! You’re a valued reader of mine!

    Dejan

  12. Alaina Ellington

    On August 26, 2010 at 11:24 am


    Dejan,

    I think this article will be helpful to many guys out there who do suffer from anxiety, and could potentially make some women pretty happy too. Not all women understand that men feel anxious about sex because the overall thought is that men are dogs and do it to do it, they can’t live without it…so why would they be anxious about something that comes so naturally to them.

    Thanks for bringing this to attention! And giving some very helpful tips for controlling the anxiety I’m sure many men face.

    Great article once again!
    ~Alaina ♥

  13. Silent Wasp

    On August 26, 2010 at 11:35 am


    RE Alaina

    Well you got to understand that men can put on a great facade and appear that they are calm and cool, and that the whole sexual experience is just fine and nothing to worry about! The thing is this is the real world here! I’m confident in my sexual ability; actually I’m a lot more experienced than most men my age (23)! But anxiety is a part of my daily life; it’s a hurdle that makes socially awkward situations be a little torturous. I have learnt to stem that anxiety by lifting my confidence level, and pushing the envelope!

    I love sex, and having sex with someone new is very exciting! But anxiety can bring many issues to rise including erection problems, inability to develop a bond naturally and a myriad of other issues!

    I may seem cool and collected, super confident, and very much in control but I could be screaming inside about to have a heart attack and die! lol well my above article can help people deal with that sensation! Thanks for reading and commenting beautiful :)

    Dejan

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