Handjob with foreskin problem

me and my boyfriend have been going out for almost 5 months...he's fingered my many many times..and I've played with his dick a bit but not a REAL handjob. He's no circumsised and eveytime im getting ready to give him a hanjob he always says that im...

hurting him. (something about the foreskin...etc -not really sure-) I've given handjobs before and it hasnt hurt the guy...So I was just wondering how to give my boyfriend a successful handjob... it would be way easier to give head but hes not into oral.

i dont think it has anything to do with the foreskin, but if it does then just say to him what should i do, show me so you dont feel embaressed or something.

Im a guy and i have it too, its called phiosmosis or some shit like that. Just go to the root of the penis and try not to pull on the skin, or tell him to shut the fuck and let him know he;s lucky for getting a semi hand job

i'm a guy and my wife does great handjobs, she starts behind the balls and rubs the urethra to get me hard then will work her way up and gentle tease to balls being careful not to twist as this will hurt, she the makes a circle with a fnger and thumb and strokes the shaft up and down not to tightly so if the foreskin folds over itself her fingers slide over it. The key is to be gentle! If you have more questions feel free to email me at Fun mail me

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grab his cok on bite the forskin off then he can't complain PS.Don't worry if you take off a little head or you could let him fuc you then there would be no more problem

Oooh, nonono!

There's big debates going on in the medical profession around the world about circumcision. There's no real medical benefits to circumcision. Some people think a p3n!s looks neater when it's cut, but others think the opposite. Would you cut off someone's lips to make their face tidier?

The downside for the guy are
* less sensitivity
* problems with dryness
* if performed on an infant, can cause distress and distrust of parents
* between 0.01% and 60% (depends on the report) of circumcisions are done incorrectly, and result in injury requiring further surgery. Sometimes, the whole p3n!s needs to be amputated. There are a few fatalities each year in the US.
* some partners prefer UNcircumcised men

The upside for the guy is
* some partners prefer circumcised men
* reduced risk of contracting HIV/AIDS from unprotected s3x (but that doesn't protect his partner if he is infected)

Other risks are minimal, and can be ignored since the invention of SOAP !

If a guy gets an infection, the f0r3sk!n can become tight and inelastic. This can usually be put right by applying a medical cream once a day for a week or so. In extreme cases, it may be necessary to perform minor surgery, but circumcision would not be necessary these days.

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So : how do you give a handjob to an uncut guy?

Well, there are three basic techniques.
(1) skin forward. Rub the shaft, but don't pull the skin back. Leave it covering the head. This may not be possible if the guy has a short f0r3sk!n.

(2) skin back. pull it back over the head, and then continue as if it were a circumcised p3n!s. You may need to maintain a gentle pull to stop the skin returning to the forward position. This technique may not be possible if the guy has a slightly smaller c0ck, or a longer f0r3skin.

(3) back-and-forward. Most uncut guys would appreciate this approach. Hold the skin itself, just about where the head meets the shaft, and gently move it from the halfway forwards to the halfway back position. Repeat as necessary! The rolling motion of the skin will feel really good for him.

Remember to delay the last part of the handjob, when the guy starts getting all goofy. That's the best bit for him. Keep him edging for as long as you can. 5 minutes is a good attempt, if he can take it. You will find the results ... spectacular! Stand well clear!

Depending on the guy, it may be a good idea to use some sort of lubricant, such as liquid silk (R), KY jelly (R), boybutter (R), etc. Oil based lubricants, such as vaseline (R), will dissolve condoms and will stay around for up to 5 weeks (even after washing with soap and water) so if you are intending to use condoms later, it's important to get the right lubricant. In fact, the guy may use a lubricant when he's playing on his own, so it's a good idea to find out which one in case you need to wait for the oils to go away.

Hope that helps!

It depends on your age. If you're under 18, then you're too young ti have sex. If over 18, ask you boyfriend to show you how to masturbate him without hurting. Communicating with eachother leads to wonderful sex. Never be embarrassed to ask him questions like that. And remember: Safe sex is the only good sex!