depends. if he likes your dick and it's thick enough, you should be fine.
This has to be a man responding to the original post.
You are an asshole.
The fact that you are still a virgin says a lot. But the fact tht you hve to ask how your boyfriend is going to react says another. It's apparent that you don't know your boyfriend as much as you think. You want to give him something that you can't get back. The fact that he doesn't know either says that he doesn't know you that well either. Before you get physically involved, you should take more time to know each other, sometimes you find things that would otherwise deter you if you knew beforehand. You might like him or what not, but will it last, is it that serious, or is it just a physical thing? If its that serious you should get to know him better and sit and talk about it before you take that leap. If I were you , I would wait and not sleep with him at all unless I can be assured that its not just physical. Cause when you take a leap like that, even though you may think that you won't be affected in any way. You are hooking yourself mentally, physically, and spiritually to that person, and if it all goes downhill, you'll always be tied to that person in some way. I'm not trying to tell you what to do, but I just want you to consider some things. Pray for help.
God Bless
Blah, bla, blah.
Who the hell elected you pope of the message board?
Exactly how experienced as a virgin are you?
There are a quite a few professional virgins out there....
You might luck out and find out he's a virgin too.
In that case, it could be a long time before either of you figure out what all the fuss is about.
No Shit..Goddamn Psychobabble.
Yes he will like it. If there is blood he may be spooked.
Yes, God Bless....I know All and will tell you all about it.
I can't stand these type of pedantic replies from Christian dogooders. Makes me want to PUKE!!!
the last poster there is right..if he's a virgin you're in for an interesting, and possibly painful experiance. whatever you do, dont let him "dive in". make him get you nice and built up, then use a condom or some sort of lube to make getting in a little easier..then once you get to that point, tell him to go slow because breaking the hymen is a painful process for most women and you have to get used to a new thing stretching you out.
Can any of you even remember when you were virgin? What 's the matter with doing good? Why is the ideal of not getting into anything deeper than you are ready for bad? Why is it that if any one does not agree with setting yourself up for heartbreak, it is always bad? Why is it always , If it feels good do it? Just because it feels good does not always mean that it's good for you. That's how Aids and other stds get spread, no one cares about anything unless its gets them off. They don't care about the other person, they don't care about consequences until after, and they rather not think about it so that it won't spoil their 'Good time'. Some people don't ask for Aids and other stds, but its the other person's lack of interest in the welfare of their partner. Its not just the single people, but married, supposedly monogamous and the seeing other people while together. There are many diseases that you don't know about that are sexually transmitted, and you might not ever know. I know she probably thinks that if they love eachother it shouldn't be a thing but what guarantees her that she'll have any hold on him just because she gives him a piece. He can get that anywhere. And in the end when she is not with him and she goes to another guy,she'll be labeled and what about other relationships in the future, would she be considered a slut then? And he'll still be considered .....a man. It's not that easy, especially in this lifetime.
She's 19 and a virgin.
I'm sure she would not be considered a slut for waiting that long to have sex. Most kids now wait for a happy meal.
She only asked if he would like it. She didn't say that he was not tested for STD's, whether she loved him or not..ect.
I think the question was a lighthearted one intending to bring back rhetorical answers, not a moralistic and pedantic, long winded reply.