Originally Posted by
Peter Pry
I'm sorry, but this answer is thoughtless, lacks empathy, and propagates stereotypes. The problem is not that he's done with her now that he's had her. Men have feelings too, you know. The problem is that he was embarrassed over his premature ejaculation. He's humiliated over not being able to please the OP, and feeling emasculated because he feels that he has demonstrated that he is bad at sex. Ignoring him now would be a further blow to his ego, a confirmation that she no longer has any use for him, and would certainly end the affair.
Sheenietee, you've discovered that most people's first times are clumsy and last exactly 37 seconds. I promise, however, that it does get better. At this point, though, what you need to understand is that for you, the situation is now merely awkward. For him, he likely feels this humiliation and emasculation: far less of a man than he could or should be, because he knows that you know that he cannot pleasure you. Telling him outright that you like what he did to you is a good start. But if you want this affair to continue, lunch at Denny's when he finishes his paper is not enough, because it will not demonstrate to him that you still want him. That takes more than words, which can sound sour and patronizing in the ears of someone who thinks you know a horrible sexual secret about him.
The real secret is that girls don't come with an instruction manual and boys don't come born with the knowledge of how to please them, and yet they feel expected to do so the first time out. Boys need instruction and practice.
Go up to his apartment and tell him it's time to put the paper aside because you're ready to do it right this time. Show him that he really is man enough to pleasure you; show him to use his mouth and fingers first. Then, after or just as you're having your bit of fun, make love, and make sure he knows you're having a good time, which you will do, because you'll be ready to go.