[QUOTE=shoo_shimmy;161268]Well I'm a 19 year-old male virgin, hopefully I'll get laid this year, but I've got a few questions that have been bugging me.

1) What's generally a good sex procedure?

Although I know you should always mix it up. But like, would you go foreplay (kissing, touching etc), then move onto the breasts, then I give her head (or she gives me head), then we go at it in different positions... eh??[/quote]

start with making out move to breasts and general petting then give her head she could also give you head sometime then go for intercourse. bear in mind you may not be so willing after a blowjob so maybe forget that depends on how long you take to cum haveing a blowjob first maybe before giving her head so you get another erection for intercourse and last a bit longer.

[quote]2) If I cum with a condom on, but still feel like going (I tend to still have an erection afterwards), can/should I just keep going or do I replace the condom with a new one or what?[/quote]

replace the condom it will burst if you keep thrusting while full

[quote]3) If she gives me head, kisses me and then I give her head... is it possible that she could fall pregnant from that? (kinda links into the first question where I was worried about the procedure of things).

thanks[/QUOTE]

erm not too sure I am sure many people kiss throughout love making hopefully someone else can answer this one for you, but having her on BC pills is advisable anyway and you use a condom too double protection is always best and then you could perhaps keep thrusting after cumming because she should be protected anyway but best play safe anyway

Foreplay and making out in general is any stimulating activity you do together in preparation for sex. There are no hard and fast rules on what is right. Traditionally, there are the following steps:

- Necking
All manner of kissisng and caressing above the shoulders
typically begins with kisses and caresses above the shoulders.
* stroking hair
* stroking the nape of the neck
* caressing cheeks, lips, ears
* Kissing

- Petting
Kissing and caressing of the other person's body excluding the erogenous zones, mainly the breasts and genitals; and, with clothes on.

- Heavy Petting
All of the above to include breast play and limited genital play through clothing or maybe with the breasts (partially) exposed.

- Foreplay
Kisses and caresses directed toward exposed breasts and genitals with the intention of peaking a person's arousal.

The art of making out should be all inclusive, meaning that we begin at "A", move on to "B", revisit "A", add "C", and so on and on. When we get to the Foreplay stage, we should continue with the above, not stop all the other stuff just because we are concentrating on a penis or clitoris and environs.

> Different thing work for different people. Best thing is to experiment and find out what works for you.

I often remind others that making love is not what we do to each other, rather, what we do with and for each other. A relationship is a partnership. Explore, learn, and discover, together. Decide what you like or not, and then incorporate these activities, keeping in mind that what you perhaps do not like this week may change next week, having gained a broader perspective on the whole matter.
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> 2) If I cum with a condom on, but still feel like going (I tend to still have an erection afterwards), can/should I just keep going or do I replace the condom with a new one or what?

Always use a fresh condom. Incorporate replacing it into your caresses.

> 3) If she gives me head, kisses me and then I give her head... is it possible that she could fall pregnant from that? (kinda links into the first question where I was worried about the procedure of things).

Giving head/oral stimulation, is simply that--oral/mouth. In order to become pregnant, semen has to be placed within the vagina. Oral won't do this unless you have semen on your tongue and then place your tongue inside her vagina.