Will Aella's "How To Be Good At Sex" series contain anything useful for me?
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@Aella is writing a series of posts about "How To Be Good At Sex," aimed at men. (Like me!)

I'm considering getting a subscription so I can read it.

If I do, will there be any tips that (a) I think is worth trying, and (b) gets unambiguously positive feedback?

(About me: 30ish, male, poly, largely vanilla but mildly-to-moderately into the D side of D/S, several occasional sexual partners. Their median is: female, poly, into the S side; almost certainly less weird than Aella in bed. Explicit post-game analyses are rare, but volunteering "aspect X was unusually good/bad" after the fact is common, so if I do anything notable, I strongly expect to get a clear signal so I can resolve this market as appropriate.)

This market resolves:

  • YES if I read Aella's posts, try something she suggests, and think it was clearly well-received;

  • NO if I read Aella's posts and either don't think anything's worth trying, or it isn't unambiguously good;

  • N/A if I don't read Aella's posts by 2024-01-01.

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Well that was anticlimactic...

fwiw my guess is that, if there is any improvement, it'll be less concrete in terms of 'trying specific things' and much more subtle, like happening in fast/intuitive/minor reactions. It's generally pretty hard for women to explain what makes some men better at sex than other men outside of specific and clear compatibilities, so I would be mildly surprised if a lady could easily articulate why she's enjoying sex more

predictedNO

Aha! Thanks for clarifying! Hmm, I think I have unusually introspective partners, but this new information does push my probability downward.

@Aella Is it possible that it’s a mindset? My intuition would be men are good if they focus on enjoying themselves instead of thinking I need to be awesome.

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