When 3 Can Be A Crowd
Threesome Tips - The Ultimate Guide To Better Sex
Threesomes (yeah, we are going there) – one of those intriguing things that really is on the forefront of sexual bucket lists for most people. I’m sure if you asked any guy what was on his bucket list I’m pretty certain that a threesome is likely to be the first thing he says (don’t deny it guys..). Why? Well what is there not to love about having not just one but two people in bed to play with you? There’s definitely some practicalities involved to having a successful threesome and lets be brutally honest its fairly easy to fuck things up when it comes to adding a third person into the mix. Threesomes have been known to tear apart even the serious, long-term couples – sometimes it’s something you won’t see coming until well after the event itself. You need to be confident that both you and your partner are both on the same page and realise that even if you are secure in your relationship still know that you are still risking a valuable relationship by doing so. Communication is the big key here. If at any point during the process either one of you start to feel uncomfortable don’t be afraid to speak up. First things first you need to find a willing third partner and one that your partner is ok with. Honestly, it’s hard enough getting one person into bed figuring out what turns them on and off, adding a second person can seem like insanity to some. The key to helping with this is if you are really in touch with yourself and what you hope to gain from the experience as well as what all parties involved also hope to get out of the experience. Again this is where communication is crucial. Thanks to dating sites and apps that are available, finding a third has given couples an endless pool to find their elusive “unicorn” . Another option to keeping it safer both physically and emotionally is to consider a “professional” (yes we mean a sex worker). Not only will they be up to date with all their sexual health and safety they will also have some experience in being able to make it fun for everyone involved. Added bonus that you don’t have the real threat of anyone getting jealous (and you may even pick up a couple of new techniques in the process!) So how do you decide who chooses? We suggest that you both be actively involved in finding that third party. Guys heres a handy tip - if you are wanting to bring in a second girl we can tell you now, you can offer your input on the girl but in the end its probably safer for all involved if you let your partner have the final decision. This can really help with cutting down jealousy. Plus it can make browsing for potentials more fun, and reassures the person being picked up that yes, you're all in for it and interested in having a good time. Added bonus tip: if you are a male, and you want your girlfriend to consider the idea of a threesome with another girl, it's only fair if you offer her the chance to be the meat in a boy sandwich. Just saying. As a couple it is also extremely important if you spend some time together afterwards – just you two! Do something romantic, reconnect. You have just experienced something together that can be a great rush but can also be followed by an intense fall, emotionally, so take time out for yourselves. And of course, there's the art of making sure that no one feels too left out during the act. But when it's done correctly, there's pretty much nothing that tops a steamy, successful ménage à trois.WICKED DESIRES
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How to Improve Your Sex Life
How to Improve Your Sex Life
Sex! Yeah I went there. Sex – that one word that can stir up a kaleidoscope of emotions. From love, excitement, affection to longing, and even apprehension and disappointment. The reactions that one word can bring are as varied as the sexual experiences themselves. And whether you choose to see it, many of us... well really pretty much all of us will encounter all of these emotions of the course of our sex lives which could span over several decades. Let’s face it – every now and then our sex lives could use a little boost. Maybe you’d like to rediscover a stronger connection with your partner, deepen your own sexual self awareness, or... well just have more fun in bed! You can assume that romance will always take of itself or last forever, the truth is – you have to constantly work on it. Our sexual well-being goes hand in hand with our overall mental, physical, and emotional health – who would’ve thought? Communicating with your partner, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, being willing to have an open mind and just having fun can help you weather tough times. But what is sex, really? On one level, sex is just another hormone-driven bodily function designed to propagate the species. Of course, that narrow view underestimates the intricacy of the human sexual response. In addition to the biochemical forces at work, your personal experiences and expectations play an important role that help shape your sexuality. Your understanding of yourself as a sexual being, your thoughts about what represent a fulfilling sexual relationship, and your connection with your partner are key factors in your capacity to develop and continue a fulfilling, happy sex life. Communication, communication, communication!! Am I being subtle enough here? We are complex creatures and because of this many couples find it hard to talk about sex even under the best of circumstances. Society and its stigma with sex and sexual acts certainly doesn’t help the situation. Thankfully, over time this has eased a little. But talking openly when sexual problems occur, feelings of hurt, pride, guilt, and resentment can stop the conversation altogether. Because good communication is the foundation of a having a healthy relationship, communicating and being able to talk about any issues (no matter how great or small) is truly the first step not only to a better sex life, but also to a closer emotional bond with your partner. In saying this it is important to acknowledge that there are two types of sexual conversations: the ones you openly have in the bedroom and the ones you have elsewhere (probably best away from the midst of lovemaking). It's perfectly appropriate to tell your partner what feels good in the middle of lovemaking, they need to know what they are doing is feeling good – or what you would like them to be doing, but it's probably best to wait until you're in a more neutral setting to discuss those larger issues, such as mismatched sexual desire or orgasm troubles... You may think you're protecting your partner's feelings by faking an orgasm, but in reality you're starting down a slippery slope. As challenging as it is to talk about any sexual problem, the difficulty level skyrockets once the issue is buried under years of lies, hurt, and resentment. Be honest. Most importantly - Have fun! Use your sexual senses, get that stimulating massage oil, try that flavoured lubricant, buy yourself some sexy lingerie (dress for sex-cess!!), maybe even test out that toy that caught your eye (who knew rabbits could be so much fun!).WICKED DESIRES
We've been in the adult novelty business for a long time, and we offer only the very best range in adult toys online for your convenience. We make naughty so much nicer! If you would like more information regarding our online adult shop, or our Sex Shops in Brisbane. Please call us on: (07) 3806 5447.