This cannot be done all the time, but the man’s effort must be enough, when this is done all the time it is not right.
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I cannot know this, but there must be communication if both are satisfied
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Eso es lo ideal, no siempre pasa y hay que relajarse al respecto. Entiendo tu punto, y es caballeroso, pero la realidad no es lineal. Obviamente, hay mujeres que deben frustrarse por esto.
No las culpo, pero la proxima vez será.
Quizá lo que le enojó no es el hecho de no haber alcanzado su orgasmo, si no que a la otra parte pareciese no interesarle y sentirse usada en cierto sentido.
No sé si sea este el caso, hablo desde un punto en general. Más que no vi como ocurrió la acción .
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I think Will should have put a pillow on the floor to her not wait for Ariela knees to hurt and put it herself. From these details may seen the partner’s interest besides sex
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I could be wrong, but I don’t think Ariela is necessarily into this “rough sex”. Where she’s just a puppet. She wants to enjoy it more slowly, I would imagine. 
But Will seemed to have a guilty conscience. He did the dishes and hung up the washing, hello. After that, the mood looked better again. 
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Ayer lo poco que pude ver vi un sexo un poco violento por parte de Will , cuando la quiso cambiar de posición y ella no quería.Al final ella acepto por qué ella es muy sumisa con ell.Will siempre o casi siempre consigue lo que el quiere.Me gustaría que alguien colgará los videos para poder ver todo lo que pasó desde varios puntos de vista.
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Think she told him to piss off
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I have the feeling that Will hasn’t really understood one thing yet: the shortest/quickest route to a woman’s heart doesn’t start at the anus!
As long as he doesn’t change that, he can be used for sex, but nothing else
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You should know that there is a real fireworks display of neurotransmitters that changes during the state of love. This releases endorphins responsible for the pleasure of being together, but also induces big mood swings at the start of the relationship. We quickly go from euphoria to despair if the lover is late, forgets the anniversary of your meeting, etc. The increase in dopamine levels can explain our focus on the partner and the tendency to see him as a unique being. The problem then lies in the fact that the release of dopamine and endorphins is largely linked to novelty. After a certain number of encounters, we observe a reduction in the euphoric effect. The lover is like the heroin addict, he needs an increasingly large dose for the release of endorphins. Over time, each encounter with the object of your love will cause a weaker dopamine discharge and the dose of endorphins will be reduced accordingly to reach a level corresponding to the happiness of regular life together. More monotonous obviously. This “novelty effect” is called the Coolidge effect. Named after this American president who, visiting a cattle farm with his wife, was impressed by a bull which inseminated up to 17 cows per day. His wife reportedly told him: “You see, 17 times a day…” To which he replied: “Certainly my dear, but not with the same…”*
Lucy Vincent, doctor in neuroscience and former researcher at the CNRS
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An impressive presentation, I think. Super. And I mean that honestly. Many thanks for that. You seem to know a lot about this topic 
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Este foro ha conseguido que seamos un poco psicólogos, un poco peritos de voz, un poco de ginécologos, un poco de todo!!!
La realidad es que mientras todo sea consensuado y hablado y bajo las normas del respeto mutuo, cada pareja (no hablo de matrimonio solamente), maneja sus propias reglas dentro y fuera de la cama.
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El camino para llegar al corazón de una mujer: lavar los platos jajajaj
(chiste…bueno, no tanto )
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I know. I really wasn’t being serious.
I just think that Ariela is very happy about little gestures like that. Like the occasional surprise gift of flowers, breakfast, etc. The little things. Which are then reciprocated with a lot of “kindness”.
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Ariella seemed more affectionate when she left, maybe glad to leave him behind.
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No creo que sea por ese motivo; después de todo, ella tuvo a dos personas en la casa mientras estuvieron peleados y no fue más allá con ninguno de ellos.
Pero, antes de que ustedes me salten a la yugular, lo que quiero decir es que independientemente de que no funcionen como pareja, hay afecto entre Will y Ariela.
Ha llorado por él. Se ha visto afectada por él, lo que significa que hay un sentimiento (caso contrario, no te afecta y lo dejás pasar).
¿Cuál es ese sentimiento?¿Cariño?¿Amor? ¿Amistad? No lo sabemos, no estamos en su cabeza ni en su corazón, pero ese abrazo de ella me sonó más a agradecimiento a Will (no por dejarlo atrás) sino como una muestra de que la pasaron bien y agitaron bandera blanca después de varios días en que las cosas estuvieron tensas. ¿Hubo una discusión? Si, pero siguieron adelante, tonteando y hablando sin más.
Ella pudo “desbloquear” su cabeza y su cuerpo y él, se quitó las ganas.
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