Christopher X
New member
I got lucky on Saturday night with a girl I met at a party a couple of weeks ago. She’s sweet and pretty and was definitely a good fuck, and I left her place feeling very happy.
The only thing was that, during foreplay and sex, she made no noise at all. It was like being in a silent movie. Even when she came (and I am pretty sure she did, before I was inside her), no sound came from her except a bit of increased breathing. I’m not talking here about loud moans and screams of ecstasy or anything like that – I mean just nothing audible at all.
She seemed very comfortable with her body, she responded to things I did, she had some nice tricks of her own, and she was more than ready for another round later in the evening and again in the morning, so I don’t think it’s a matter of shyness or nervousness or lack of experience.
I’m going to try to hook up with her again because she’s rather sweet and the sex as such was good, but I’m a bit spooked by this lack of any noise at all. I’ve never had such a quiet woman before – usually there’s a whimper or a murmur or a sigh, or something!
Has anyone else had this ‘silent treatment’?
The only thing was that, during foreplay and sex, she made no noise at all. It was like being in a silent movie. Even when she came (and I am pretty sure she did, before I was inside her), no sound came from her except a bit of increased breathing. I’m not talking here about loud moans and screams of ecstasy or anything like that – I mean just nothing audible at all.
She seemed very comfortable with her body, she responded to things I did, she had some nice tricks of her own, and she was more than ready for another round later in the evening and again in the morning, so I don’t think it’s a matter of shyness or nervousness or lack of experience.
I’m going to try to hook up with her again because she’s rather sweet and the sex as such was good, but I’m a bit spooked by this lack of any noise at all. I’ve never had such a quiet woman before – usually there’s a whimper or a murmur or a sigh, or something!
Has anyone else had this ‘silent treatment’?