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A few years ago I went home with a man who, before I went anywhere near him, did something I had never seen a man do.
He took his own hand, made eye contact with me, and showed me — slowly, deliberately, with no awkwardness — exactly how he liked to be touched.
Pressure. Rhythm. Grip. Speed. Where his hand started, where it stopped, what his thumb did, what his other hand did.
He spent about three minutes on this. He didn’t say much. He just demonstrated, on himself, the way a man might demonstrate a knot to someone who needed to learn it.
Then he handed it over.
What happened next was, without exaggeration, the best blowjob I have ever given. Not because I suddenly had skills I didn’t have before. Because I wasn’t guessing.
I have thought about that night many times. And the thing I keep coming back to is how absurdly simple the move was, and how astonishingly few men have ever thought to do it.
Almost every man who has been frustrated with the blowjobs he receives has tried two strategies: telling her what he likes (which she has to translate into action while in the middle of doing it), or saying nothing and hoping she figures it out.
Neither one works.
There is a third option, and it is the entire premise of what I’m calling the demo.
Why Almost No Man Tries This
The reason almost no man has ever shown his partner how he masturbates, in a deliberate, demonstrative, useful way, is shame.
He has spent twenty years jerking off in private, with a tight grip, in a way he has been quietly told — by the culture, by his parents, by himself — is something he should not show another person.
And when sex starts, he keeps that performance hidden. He lets her guess. She guesses wrong, because she has never been taught, and because the way she would touch a penis if she had one would be nothing like the way he touches his own.
The cost of his shame is paid by her — in every blowjob she has given him that has been slightly off, slightly too soft, slightly the wrong rhythm, slightly something he has wanted but not figured out how to say.
She would have given him exactly what he wanted, the first time, if he had shown her.
Most men spend years not showing her.
Why the Demo Works When Words Don’t
Verbal instruction during a blowjob is almost universally counterproductive.
Telling her “slower,” “softer,” “a little to the left” triggers performance anxiety on her end — she stops being present, starts tracking your feedback, starts worrying about getting it wrong. The blowjob becomes a test, and she stops enjoying it.
The demo solves this completely.
She isn’t being corrected. She isn’t being coached. She is being shown — once, before anything starts — what the target looks like. After that, she can match it on her own, in her own way, without commentary, without correction, without the small voice in her head asking “is this what he likes?”
The information transfer is silent, dense, and unmistakable. Three minutes of demonstration carries more useful data than three hours of mid-act feedback.
And — this is the part most men don’t anticipate — women love this.
Because it removes the guessing. Because it tells her, without saying so, that he isn’t expecting her to read his mind. Because it makes the blowjob a collaboration instead of a performance review.
How to Do It
1. Pick the moment.
Not five minutes into foreplay. Not while she is already on her knees. Earlier — when you are both still horizontal, still talking, still building. Casual. Confident. Before anything starts being performative.
2. Take your own hand.
Wrap it the way you would if you were alone. Tight grip, not light. The way your nervous system actually expects, after twenty years of training. Don’t pretend it’s softer than it is. Show her the truth.
3. Move slowly. Make it watchable.
This isn’t a porn moment. It’s a tutorial. Slow strokes. Pause. Show her your grip. Show her your rhythm. Show her what your thumb does. Show her what your other hand does, if there’s a thing it does.
4. Make eye contact, not constantly.
Look at her once. Hold the gaze. Then go back to demonstrating. Eye contact during the demo is dominance; eye contact throughout is performance. Once is enough.
5. Stop. Hand it over.
Three minutes is plenty. You’re not finishing on your own hand — that’s a different scene. You stop. You move your hand away. You let her take over from where you left off.
6. Stay quiet.
Once she starts, do not narrate. The demo was the instruction. The rest is hers. Anything you say after this point is a correction, and corrections are the thing the demo exists to make unnecessary.
Inside Blown Away, I show you every step — and what to do once she takes over.
The Reason This Becomes the Best Blowjob You’ve Ever Had
Most men, in the absence of this technique, are stuck in a quiet loop: she gives him head, it’s good but not exactly right, he doesn’t know how to say so without sounding ungrateful, she doesn’t know what to change without asking, both of them perform a polite version of the experience until it ends.
The demo breaks the loop on the first try.
She knows exactly what you want. You know she knows. The performance vanishes, because the guessing vanished. The blowjob becomes the thing it was supposed to be all along — an act between two people where one of them is doing something the other one has shown them how to enjoy.
It is, in my opinion, the most under-used three minutes in male sexuality.
Click here to start Blown Away and stop letting her guess.
Hot kisses,
Gabrielle Moore
Sex Expert & Author of Naked U
