It's been said, "everyone wants to know how to have great sex," but how do you learn it?
That's
a complicated question, and the answer involves several components. Can
I give the one right answer for you? Probably not, but I can point you
in a few directions and get you thinking along the right lines.
First
off, you can't force sex. That can be a tough one for guys - I know -
I'm a guy. Sometimes, I want what I want and I try to pressure and
manipulate my way in. But that's not the answer. If you're going to
learn how to have great sex, you have to realize that great sex is allowed to happen, not forced or coerced.
Secondly,
attitude is key. Holding on to any guilt or judgments, hang-ups or self
consciousness will take away from the pleasure of the experience. Be
"in the moment," that means letting go of to-do's and allowwing
yourself to fully experience the physical, mental and spiritual
connections brought about by truly great sex.
Nest, connection,
communication and trust - you have a need to feel safe and secure.
Trust in your relationship allows you to open up and really communicate
with your partner. It's okay to ask for what you want, verbalize your
desires - your relationship should be a safe place for that.
Keep a short list of wrongdoings - to maintain a long-term relationship, you'll need a short-term memory in the bedroom.
Keep
the desire burning - if you've been in your relationship for awhile,
you probably know what I'm talking about. The initial passion has
probably been slowly replaced with chores and grocery lists and mundane
tasks - the romance and excitement can quickly slip away. The original
desire is still there to tap into, but how? Sometimes you can find
triggers, ways to "trick" your brain back to the original feelings -
maybe repeating a date from your early past - maybe even something as
simple as taking a walk, or going for some tea/coffee.
Accept/love
yourself - Okay - so I've gained 25 pounds over the years. If I believe
all of the spam I get in my inbox - my "unit" is too small and I
desperately need enlargement pills or little blue pills - whatever! You
know what - I'm fine - I like myself, maybe there's room for
improvement, but I'm okay. And if I go into the bedroom with some
confidence instead of self-loathing, she'll respond to the confidence
and know that I know how to have great sex.
Try
some adventure - Maybe you're inhibited, but seriously - what's really
holding you back? Wouldn't it be neat to have your partner respond with
- "You want to do what? Right On!" If you take yourself too seriously
in the bedroom, you may be missing out on some fun. Maybe you have a
fantasy, maybe your partner does. Share those, take some risks - be
creative, experiment.
Foreplay and afterplay - it doesn't have
to start in the bedroom. Foreplay can begin long before you get to the
bedroom - and it doesn't have to be about feeling someone up. It can be
verbal foreplay or even something like sharing a mundane chore.
Afterplay is important too. Guys, once we're done, it's easy to jump
out of bed and go on to the next thing - but staying for a few minutes
to cuddle will help cement the connection between you and your lover.
Safe Sex - do I really need to say more on this?
About
Stress - everyone needs time to "decompress" before they can get turned
on. Maybe a bath, or some time in a hot tub. You can try aroma-therapy,
candles, massage - anything to help you relax, de-stress and reconnect.
Get
in shape - stay in shape - People who know how to have great sex and do
it on a regular basis have less stress and suffer from depression less
- but you need energy, stamina and plenty of sleep. Get plenty of
exercise (3-4 times a week), eat right, and get enough sleep.
If you follow these tips - you'll find yourself becoming an expert at how to have great sex in no time
.
Written by: John Simple - 08/25/2007
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