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Originally Posted by LisaNY 
Thanks, but I didn't come up with that term - it's been around for a while. It's truer than you think - alcohol really impairs the functions, so that's a big "beware" for anyone thinking about nookie after a night of drinking. I mean, you still can do it, but it's far more pleasurable for both parties if you're sober.
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This reminded me of a story. . . a pal took his GF to a motel room after her senior prom when we were back in high school in the mid 80's. He had been drinking Jack Daniels all night, and while he could get hard, couldn't complete to save his life. Whisky dick, indeed. The best part of the story was when he said an image flashed acorss his mind of the spirit of Mr. Jack Daniel, sitting on the veranda of his heavenly Southern mansion, sipping a mint julep and looking down on him, laughing as he says, in a hilarious Deep South drawl: "You had some o' MY shit boy? You ain't gon' come!" I laugh like an idiot every time I remember this.
As to the topic at hand. . . or mouth, as the case may be, the giver's technique is of course important. I've been with girls that thought that because they heard the tip of a man's member is the most sensitive part, that's all that needs to be given attention. The truth is that the foreskin extends a fair way down the shaft, and long strokes over all of it are usually called for, IMO. Just tickling the very head isn't enough for more than foreplay. And just moving the lips back & forth over the organ isn't the move, either. I had one girl go down on me with her tongue held way back, never touching me with it. There was almost no stimulation to speak of, and none of those encounters ever ended in a BJ induced climax. Which is a damned shock, since getting head is MY favorite sexual activity, and I usually have no problems getting off on one.
Could either of these things be the problem?