Twilight fan,
He may, or may not. No one but your boyfriend can answer that question for you, and he may want to in the future, or he may want to wait. That is part of dating...the nervousness, the unknown, the suspense...which is all thrilling, exciting and excruciating at the same time.
Please know that the most important aspect of sex is communication, and that means before you have sex! What type of birth control are you using, and do you both have condoms available? It's OK to wait to have sex, too...whether or not he initiates sex with is not the only way to know if he likes you (my presumption from your question). Other types of physical contact (kissing, holding hands, caressing each other, etc) is very intimate, as well as spending time together, talking about dreams and the future...these are very special times, so I hope you savor every moment and try not to dwell on the "what if's". Life is not predictable or controllable...and it would be boring if it were!
Please let us know if you have any specific health questions, including sexual health, as we are dedicated to helping women improve their health (as opposed to discussing various "what if" relationship questions).
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Twilight fan,
He may, or may not. No one but your boyfriend can answer that question for you, and he may want to in the future, or he may want to wait. That is part of dating...the nervousness, the unknown, the suspense...which is all thrilling, exciting and excruciating at the same time.
Please know that the most important aspect of sex is communication, and that means before you have sex! What type of birth control are you using, and do you both have condoms available? It's OK to wait to have sex, too...whether or not he initiates sex with is not the only way to know if he likes you (my presumption from your question). Other types of physical contact (kissing, holding hands, caressing each other, etc) is very intimate, as well as spending time together, talking about dreams and the future...these are very special times, so I hope you savor every moment and try not to dwell on the "what if's". Life is not predictable or controllable...and it would be boring if it were!
Please let us know if you have any specific health questions, including sexual health, as we are dedicated to helping women improve their health (as opposed to discussing various "what if" relationship questions).
March 14, 2010 - 6:06pmThis Comment
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