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3 Reasons Why Solo Sex Creates Health and Vitality

3 Reasons Why Solo Sex Creates Health and Vitality

If you are like millions of people stuck at home during the Pandemic without a partner, it is likely that...

How to Use Sex Magick to Manifest Your Desires in 2021

  Congratulations!  You made it to 2021! This past year has tested all of us in ways we never imagined...

Join the No Sex until 2021 Challenge

This morning I issued a challenge to my partner, "No Sex until Jan 1 at midnight".  He looked at me...

Just Do It!

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Sleep vs Intimacy: What if they can’t co-exist?

I was recently challenged about the categorical statement that I made in an interview that king size beds ruin marriages....

I owe You an Apology

Dear Readers: I owe you an apology.  I'm sorry that it's been almost two months since I've written a blog post,...

How To Avoid Painful Sex

How To Avoid Painful Sex Every sexual experience you have is meant to be great, it has to be something that both parties enjoy and if something is not feeling good or it’s painful you need to stop and do something else. So if sex, especially penetration, is uncomfortable or painful for you, you must stop immediately and try other things. I can’t emphasize this point enough.  Women have been conditioned to accept all sorts of  discomforts (including menstrual cramps) as part of our role in life. Which is definitely NOT good and you need to communicate every discomfort with your partner.  Why do you experience painful sex? Uncomfortable or painful intercourse will begin to send a signal to your vaginal muscles, to further contract, in order to protect you from more pain and discomfort. Eventually, your body will take this protective pattern on, making it impossible for you to relax and become aroused, and making sex even more painful. It becomes an obligation or service sex just to please your partner. Again, many married women...

6 Astonishing Ways CBD Can Help You Boost Your Sex Life

Do you feel like your sex life has taken a hit? If so, how can you revive it? You know...

A Key Ingredient For Creating Dynamic Sexual Relationships: Tantalizing Teasing Touch

Feeling sexual desire for your partner and making this person desire you is something that gets difficult over time. Why...

A King Size Bed is Not the Answer to More Intimacy

  If you've been a long time reader of my blog, you might remember that I wrote a blog post...