How to tell when the person you're having sex with isn't having a good time
Have you ever looked at all the how-to tomes at the local bookstore? You can learn how to do everything from building a house using only two nails and a piece of cardboard to becoming the president of the United States (this one, however, takes a lot of steps as well as a fair amount of cash). There are how-to books about cooking, sewing, car maintenance, weight loss, income tax preparation, and millions more. But there's never been a great guide when it comes to understanding if you're doing great in bedβuntil now.
We've all slept with enough people to know not everyone is as good at sex as we are (or at least we think we are). Wouldn't it be nice to know when you're doing something your partner doesn't like, or whether the person is enjoying the bedroom activities as much as you? That's why I've written this handy little guide on how to tell when your partner isn't having a good time. If any of these have happened to you, or you have some of your own, please share with us all so we can be sure to either fix it or get up and go home.
How to tell when the person you're having sex with isn't having a good time:
If you're watching the Tonight Show when doing it and she's laughing, but it's during a commercial for toothpaste.
When you're eating her pussy and she accidentally farts, instead of apologizing, she says "wow, that Sierra Mist really makes me gassy!"
When you're giving him head and he suggests that it's time to dye your roots.
When you ask him if he's wants a striptease, and he says "hell yeah" then grabs his keys and heads for the titty bar.
When you ask "was it good for you?" and she compares it to her recent root canal.
When you're banging her doggy style and she's filing her nails.
If you buy her an expensive piece of lingerie, and come home to find her waxing the dresser with it.