I want to address your final point first as it is an interesting discussion that I think needs to be had.
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Secondly, if she doesn't want to do it, is it right to manipulate and persuade her to do it? I know people will say that on some levels, she really does want to, but I'm sure that on some levels we all want to kill people as well, but that doesn't make it right to convince people to go around killing people. It seems that it is our more rational and conscious level that is the one saying "Don't have sex" "Don't kill people", while it is a more instinctive level saying "have sex" "kill people". It seems like we should be treating the rational level as more representative of the person's true state of mind and desires, so is it right to gang up with the instinctive level against that rational level?
There are several fundamental differences between persuading a woman to give in to her desire to fuck you and killing people, the most obvious being that in the first example no one's rights are actually being violated. The idea is not to manipulate or "trick" her into sex; it's to make her realize that's what she WANTS, and that doing what she WANTS instead of what she thinks she HAS to will ultimately make her feel better. The multiple orgasms you will surely give her in return for her cooperation should abate any regrets that might creep up about that decision 
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Firstly, what if she just says "well, we don't have to go all the way, can't we just go half way there?" or something to that effect.
I have personally never heard this statement cross the lips of any of my romantic interests. That said, I am a big fan of drawing things out a little bit and not necessarily rushing to sex as soon as she'll allow it. The "No Sex, Sex Gambit" link in my signature is a fun game I came up with to this end. Perhaps if you are uncomfortable using "traditional" LMR procedure you might enjoy the game too. Check it out.The biggest thing to take into account when dealing with LMR is whether she is physically stopping you or just saying "We shouldn't do this." Verbal resistance usually isn't resistance at all, it's just something she feels compelled to say due to years of social programming. Actually stopping you, on the other hand, is usually more serious.
The bottom line is do what you're comfortable with. "Plowing through LMR" isn't absolutely necessary to having a complete, fulfilling sexual relationship with a woman. You can always have sex tomorrow
Your boy,
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