Showing posts with label Great Sex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Great Sex. Show all posts

Monday, July 4, 2011

The Kissing Cure

Great sex does not begin with rotten kisses. Most people don’t usually think about the "proper" way to kiss—when it comes to the tongue tango, most people just wing it. However, each of us probably has encountered enough slobbers, peckers, and tonsil-divers to know that there are right ways and wrong ways to kiss and to get you interested.

Think about it this way. The average person spends over 500 hours of their life kissing. At an approximate length of one minute each, that’s over 30,000 kisses. It’s worth it to learn to kiss well. Banging your head against a wall uses 150 calories an hour. Good, rich, passionate kissing uses up to 600 calories an hour. You decide what your preference is.

The fun part in unlocking the secrets to intimacy, passion, romance and great kisses and practice makes perfect, so working on those rotten kisses can lead to passionate puckering. So if at first you don’t succeed… kiss, kiss again.

Intimacy comes in many forms. Kissing is only one of them. Parents give their infants kisses on the checks, head, neck and hands, and in just about any spot to be found. The infant loves it. These brain maps that are created in childhood are taken into adulthood as unconscious styles of relating. Babies who are overwhelmed, over-stimulated, or under-attended-to grow up often doing the same in relating to others: they overwhelm, over stimulate, or under attend.

When the kissing is rotten, all the rest of the stuff that goes along with or following kissing, like hugs, hand holding, whispering, schmoozing, and other such activities will be rotten as well. If sexual intimacy is what you want, if the kisses are rotten, most likely so is it, or you get less of it, like the speedy, good old American "quickie."

When the kissing goes south, a lot of really great stuff foes away in time, like caring, closeness, sensitivity, esteem and oftentimes the relationship itself.

This is a shame because kissing can be so exciting. No one should be without this enriching, delicious experience in an intimate relationship, especially if you want maximum pleasure. We are born with the capacity to have pleasure. Demand it, or suffer! But know this: the true initial beginning of intimacy is the kiss.

Author : William Dorich Article
Source : http://www.articlebiz.com/

Sunday, July 27, 2008

Tips on How to Spice up Your Relationship in Bed

Partners need to be compatible in almost everything they do to make their relationship work. It is always a matter of giving and receiving – especially in bed. Married couples tend to lose the spice in their relationship after several years of being together. More so, their sexual relations are getting cold by the minute.

Revive the old fire that used to make your blood tingle down your spine. How long was the last time you really made love like a sixteen-year-old virgin? Wouldn't it be nice to experience the same ecstasy with the same person over and over again, even after decades of being together?

Here are good suggestions on how you can make your love bed sizzle like wild fire even in the winter nights:

1. Fantasize There's nothing wrong in playing make believe. Bring your fantasies into life with your partner. Go out of the routine and start making love to your partner like you never did before. Try making love in other places like the floor, the oak table, or at the pool. Do you have a role that you would like to play? Explore all the possibilities. Act as if you're somebody from some other time and place. Let your imagination be your guide.

2. Experiment How many sex toys have you tried? How many times did you share one with your partner? There's no harm in trying something new. Doing so would definitely bring excitement back into your sex life. Whenever you see new sex toys on sale at the online store, show it to your partner and see how he or she reacts. A hot reaction means it's a go.

3. Plan When you two have sex, do you plan it or does it just happen? Try to plan your next session in bed. Talk to your partner and suggest a sex date. Determine the time, date, and place you'll make love together. Further details about the date can be discussed accordingly. Or you can just skip all those fine points altogether to have room for spontaneity. Then surprise your partner with new moves and exciting positions.

4. Love Sex is an expression of love more than anything. Look at your partner in the same way you that looked at him ten or twenty years before. Remember all the things that made you love him in the first place. Let those be your inspiration each night you make passionate love. Only then would your relationship in bed be better, more fervent, and worth remembering for the rest of your life.