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Erections- Everybody knows guys get erections when sexually stimulated. Do the nipples get erect as well?. Also does a girls breast nipples get erect when she's stimulated sexually as well?

Lothlorien says:

Yes. Nipples can get erect from sexual stimulation. In fact, many people (not just women) find it very pleasing to have their nipples stimulated during sexual activities.

I've started to get very activie sexually with many partners over the last four years. My roomatess are calling me "man whore" and I'm getting quite a not-so-desireable reputation amoung the girls. Am I really that bad? What"s the average number of sexual partners that a 20 year old man should have had? Am I wrong to act on my desires?

Lothlorien says:

I am not sure what is typical, but in this day and age it is not uncommon for people in their 20's to have had many sexual partners. It is only wrong to act on these desires if you feel wrong doing it. Always use protection. And be a man if the unexpected happens. (i.e. STD or pregnancy.)

What does it mean when a says you are too tomboyish, so he wont go out with you?

Lothlorien says:

It probably means that he is into more feminine girls. But don't worry, their are plenty of guys out there that are into the girl that digs sports, cars, and aren't into "beautifying".

My boyfriend and I had only been dating for about two weeks when I agreed to have sex with him. My whole life I had been told that you had to wait a really long time before having sex with a person, but it just felt right, and I don't just mean physically. I don't really regret it on a truly personal level. It was my decision and my experience, but I know that no-one will understand. I told one of my friends who lives far away becuase she is usually understanding about all of this kind of stuff, but she just went off on me and told me to tell my parents. I can't tell my parents, they above all things wouldn't understand. Right now the only regret I am having about this is that I know that no-one in my life approves. I have always been the good girl, the approval queen, and now, I have none of that. I don't really know what to do. We haven't had sex since that night and I'm thinking of just telling him that we need to back up and not do it again for a while. I don't look at it as a bad thing that I did because it was beautiful and he was so understanding about everything, he still is. I just want to go back so that when I feel like my parents would understand, in maybe a few months or something, I could tell them then. What do you think, he's a really understanding guy and I think he would...well understand for lack of a better word but do you think it would be pointless since its already been done? Should I just tell my parnets and then wait for their furious and terrible judgement? They will think I am being rash and not thining about my life, but I am, I thought about it a lot and when it came down to it...well I did it. I know I'm kind of rambling now but I just keep going in circles. help?

Lothlorien says:

I am unsure why you feel you should tell your parents at all. What you do is your own business. As for continuing to have sex, if you are unsure if you are ready to do it again, then don't, until you KNOW. If your boyfriend is not understanding of that, then lose him. It's YOUR body, and you have the say.

I dated this guy named Aaron about 4 years ago when I was 17 and we didn't go out for long. After we broke up though we decided to be friends but that didn't happen because we had friends pulling us apart and starting rumours to the point where we both hated each other. But on the weekend he was having a new years eve party and I ended up at it. I was so scared cause I though that he was going to kick my ass when he saw me. But he didn’t he hugged me instead he was pretty drunk though. But the next night he had another party and when it ended we actually had a few small conversations and he is so hilarious and I started to remember all the reasons why I was friends with him and why we dated. Now I have all these feelings coming back up and I think I want him again, cause I can’t stop thinking about him. but I know that it probably won’t work out because of some of his friends from the past. What I’m basically wondering is if its normal to have these kind of feelings come up after so long? Or is it weird? and what should I do?

ixi says:

Yes, I do think that's normal, and not weird at all. Sometimes we meet people and hit it off really well, then later can't understand why we ever liked them. Other times we hit it off with people, become temporarily disillusioned with them and once we've gotten a better perspective, we have no problem figuring out why we once cared about them so much. I would try to stay away from over-analyzing and freaking out :) Maybe your friendship will be mended and maybe it will turn romantic again...just be in the present in this one, and don't worry :)

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