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Sometimes the best sex advice comes from friends — not authors, therapists or any kind of sexpert. At College Candy our frisky readers know just how to get down, so that’s why we reached out to you for your sexiest tips about sessions in the sack. We were all ears and we were impressed. Not just impressed with your advice, but also with the fact that it never got too explicit or too kinky or too “put my whosawhatsit in my where?!”

So, with no further ado, here’s what you had to say:

• Before you have sex with a new person (or ever, if you still possess the v-card, good for you!) think about if you do and they leave you, would you still be okay with yourself? If you think you wouldn’t be, then wait until you are. If you think you would be, be safe and enjoy the ride!
• Communication is important in every situation, but especially when it comes to sex. When you talk about likes and dislikes with your partner, and are open to trying new things, both people “cum” out happier.
• If you can’t talk about it, you shouldn’t do it.
• Nothing is sexier than CONFIDENCE!

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Mila Kunis reminds me why I look at cupcakes like they are human, cellulite saddle bags-taunting me to eat them, like my stomach needs recognition that I’m not from a third world country.  She is just so hot.  After I made an appointment to dye my hair darker, attempted to figure out how she did her eyeshadow, and dusted some chip crumbs off my chest – I opened my Cosmo.

Priorities, people.

Let’s move forth into the ridiculousness and play a little game I like to call: “Things I bet you didn’t know before Cosmo published another month of doozies.”  I promise, you’ll learn more than you will at your 8 A.M. English Writing class. First, I bet you didn’t know that when a guy dances and gives a lap dance from behind; that means he’s passionate, but may consider his desires before yours.  Wait you’re confusing me Cosmo, but he’s behind me – doesn’t that speak figuratively into our relationship??

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Got a question for Pillow Talk? Email pillow.talk.cc@gmail.com and we’ll tackle it next time!

Q: Okay, so I’m a guy, and I’m having trouble finding a girlfriend. I’m 20, about 6 foot, 165 lbs, average build, white (but not pale) skin, well groomed, short hair, shower daily. I’ve dated ten women, two serious relationships.  My most serious relationship was two years. I’m not really into sports, but if I’m hanging out with some friends and they’re watching a game, I’ll watch too.  I strongly believe in treating women with respect.

Generally on the first date I bring flowers, walk up to her door to pick her up, take her to her favorite food restaurant, always open the door (even car door) for her, and always pay (I don’t know why girls let guys get away with not paying). I’m more of the romantic nice guy than the hardcore-work-out-football-beer-blah type guy. I’m not into drugs, don’t smoke, and only have a drink occasionally. I hardly ever curse unless I’m mad. I use correct English but don’t correct others for not using it. I don’t have an accent or a lisp.

I’ve been told I’m attractive, hot, cute, average, normal, etc. I think I have a easy going personality, definitely not pushy. I smile a lot and always make eye contact. I love making people laugh, but most of all, helping them.  I have a few close friends, and enjoy small groups rather than large groups. I love to cuddle. I pleasure her before myself, or try, if you know what I mean. I don’t obsess over a relationship and call her all the time, and I don’t get jealous unless the relationship is threatened. I have a clean rep.

I’ve been on a few dates within the last few months, but none of them seemed to develop into anything more than just friends.  That spark never came.  I’ve talked to some girls that I know and asked them to dinner but they don’t seem interested in “that way.”

I’ve tried to think of everything that describes me.  I know it’s hard to figure this out without knowing me, but I do appreciate you trying.  Maybe I’m trying too hard?  Maybe I need to buy a motorcycle and become a bad-ass?  I dunno.  Can you give me any tips to improve my search for love?

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