I know, you're probably thinking, "Foreplay for him? Guys don't need foreplay all you need to do is get naked and they're in the mood". This comment would be right and very wrong. It's true that males are very visual in that skin will turned them on faster than females, but foreplay lengthens your sexual play. If you use foreplay to take off some of the edge, he would be able to last longer you could probably have a change of experiencing simultaneous orgasm. If you're with a younger guy or anyone viral (someone who you know can get it up more than once a night), stretch your love making into hourly sessions. Through mutual masturbation, you can both release some stress and not rush through you intimate times together. Foreplay doesn't have to happen only in the bedroom or when you and your partner are alone. There are many kinds of foreplay, and when you open your mind and experiment more, you can create your own form of foreplay. As with everything, watch and listen to your partner for feedback on what he likes.
Diner: Considered the preface to sex, is a very effective kind of foreplay. Of course that doesn't mean that you have to wait till after diner to have sex. Any meal will suffice. Don't want to sound like a broken record, but guys are very visual creatures. There a many kinds of foods that works as aphrodisiacs. Although there are no proven facts that food aphrodisiacs exists, the resemblances of some foods to parts of the body helps the mood (certain seafood and vegetables like eel with its phallic appearance and broad beans, which looks like testicles and contain dopamine). Finger foods work great for foreplay. Dessert is something that can be fed to one another. The messier the food, the more licking involved. Use that to your advantage.
Dancing: Before public display of affection was acceptable, slow dancing was one of the only ways that a couple could get close in public. But you don't have to be touching to consider dancing a form of foreplay. Put a dance show on for your partner. Do a strip tease using slow or fast music. Use your own pace to remove your clothing. Give him a lapdance, but make sure that you're both ready for penetration by the time he removes his clothes. If you're "dirty dancing" or slow dancing, rub against him. Let him slip his thigh between yours. The friction of your clothes is a real turn on. Dance with you clothes on or while you're both naked at home, but savor the moment.
Exercise: Stretching and exercise not only make you more flexible for sex, it also gets the blood flowing and pumping before sexual play. Nude or clothed, you and your partner can help each other stretch. The constant physical contact is a part of every foreplay. Some men find is sexy watching a woman stretch especially if she's really flexible, seeing how wide her legs stretch brings to mind other uses for her flexibility.
Kissing: An overlooked part of most foreplay. A good kiss can go a long way. Tongue play and petting are all parts of foreplay. Kissing between two extremely attracted parties can mimic intercourse. The tongue penetrates the mouth similarly to the penis and the vagina. Men love to be kissed passionately. Use your hands while kissing by caressing the back of his neck, his ears, and where ever you've discovered to be one of his outward erogenous zones. Gentle bites and nibbles can be erotic too, but some guys do not like "hickies" or love bites visible on their necks.
Mutual Masturbation: For most of history masturbation was guilt filled act. Teens were made feel dirty for practicing masturbation even privately. Masturbation is a very healthy part of lovemaking. So women and men feel left out or hurt if they find their partners masturbating. They feel that they're not properly satisfying that person. You shouldn't feel hurt, take the time to watch your partner and find out what he or she likes. With this knowledge both of you can mutually masturbate each other and work out some tension before penetration.
Oral Sex: Masturbation can lead to mouth play and oral sex. Nowadays, there are a lot more people practicing oral sex then before (or at least more people admit to doing it). Oral sex is not a part of every couple's sexual experience. It is a highly intimate experience that requires a certain level of trust that is not usually found in other parts of lovemaking. Some women just don't want to "go down" on a guy. As you can see from the list of few things on this page, there are many other things you can do for foreplay.
Of course while foreplay distinguishes lovemaking from just sex, it is easy for it to become an obsession for some people. Sometimes a couple just needs to be spontaneous. As with everything in lovemaking, it involves two people, you need to be in tune with your partner in order to achieve the greatest pleasure available to you.