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Showing posts with label oral sex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oral sex. Show all posts

Saturday, May 12, 2018

Six Exotic Oral Sex Positions

Oral sex is something couples do to get ready for the penetrative sex, or if they are not in the mood for rigorous sex. It is enjoyed well when couples know how when to lick, suck or use the hand as a complimenting tool. There are other requirements that make oral sex more appealing, unique and pleasurable which is how couples position themselves to perform it. While a laid back woman with wide spread legs waiting for her man to go head down on her, a woman sitting on the crown of a chair with her legs apart could make all the difference in oral sex. Check out some cool positions for oral sex that you can try out next time you want to do more of licking and sucking.

The David Copperfield Position
This involves the woman lying down on the bed with her hips propped up by the pillow under her butt. The vagina is on full display with this position and her partner can see all the corners like the vulva and clitoris and even the labia to suck. Your partner doesn’t need to bend so low and put a strain on his back in the process.

Heir to the Throne
This is a sassy position for the ladies, sitting down on a chair with your legs supported by the arms of the chair. If it’s a chair without arms, then your man can hold your laps while you grasp the chair for support. Then he gets down on his knee to feel your essence. Your vagina here is opened up like a flower waiting to be plucked by his mouth.

The Face sitter
In this position, the woman lies down on the bed close to the wall with the pillow supporting her head while the man comes close to her face on his knees placing his hand on the wall for support. The woman pulls him closer by holding his waist with one hand while the other strokes the penis to get a rock hard erections before giving it a good head. This allows for a close contact where the couple can look into each other’s eyes for a heightened sensation.

The Elevator
Here, the man stands with his back against the wall while the woman kneels down, one hand around the man and the other on his penis to suck it. The man can hold her head to pull her it closer when he wants his penis to go deep into her mouth.

Sixty nine
This is a classic sex position, a definition of team work as couples suck at the same time. The man lies down on the bed while the lady climbs on him with her legs astride, bringing her vagina close to his mouth while her mouth finds his penis as they suck each other to ecstasy.

One up
Here the lady lies close to the edge of the bed with one of her legs up. She supports the leg with her hands while the man goes down on his knees stimulate her clitoris and gives the vagina a sexual pleasure it deserves.

Sunday, June 28, 2015

A Few Things You Should Know About Sexual Techniques

The importance of reproduction as an essential ingredient of sex makes every individual posses a certain level of sexual techniques from the moment they are born. In order to create chess pieces you need to know the techniques of woodworking, plaster, iron and so on and when it comes to sex such knowledge is not required because as the old saying goes – All roads lead to Rome. However, it is much easier to arrive at the desired destination if both partners have good command of social and sexual skills.

Communication is the key
Mastering the ease of use of wide scale of soft and “dirty” words, the possibility to talk without actually saying words but only sighs and moans, eye contact with the ability to spread pupils, the knowledge of erogenous maps of the partners body and adjusting to suitable coital positions according to your own or your partner’s height and “width”, is possible only if you invest a concept that is known as sexual technique. If you are able to master sexual techniques and satisfy your partner, you probably don't need sex pill for better sex.

Sexology literature is full of books that represent some sort of sexual guides. In the books of this type, you can find descriptions of techniques which, in case they are properly used by the practitioner, can lead to sexual craze in your sexual partner. By reading these books, sexually ignorant persons believe that it is enough to press a certain sexual button on the body of another person in the bed in order to have unforgettable sex. Nothing could be further from the truth.

By prolonging foreplay to infinity, the person who doesn’t like long foreplay, will feel aversion instead of joy and excitement. A gentle touch on the body of a person that is excited by strong grip will result in feeling of tickling and irresistible laughter instead of excitement. Oral sex for some persons is an expression of extreme intimacy, for others – this is a clear sign of perversion. The mechanical use of sexual techniques without showing feelings and knowing what the other person actually wants from the sexual play, makes sex estranged, and leads to lack of interest and avoiding sexual intercourses. So, the key is communication.

Sex positions
Proper and varied selection of sex positions takes a central place in mastering sexual technique which in turn should ensure that, over time, sex won’t become monotonous. People can find descriptions of over 200 different sex position in the ancient and modern literature.

What is interesting is the fact that some of them are simply impossible for performing and some of these sex positions require special acrobatic abilities that most people do not possess. Mystification in fact doesn’t exist. Essentially, each coital position is reduce to two basic variants.

Partners can perform them in lying, standing or sitting position and on the other hand, the couple during the practice of certain position achieves or doesn’t achieve eye contact. Some couples use only one sex position during their entire life. Others love to make experiments. The most common sex position in the western world is the so-called – missionary position in which the man is over the woman. Find the best position that can help you to perform the whole love making process longer so that you can stop premature ejaculation.

Friday, May 15, 2015

How to help a partner with erectile dysfunction

The erectile dysfunction affects millions of men worldwide, but this should not just be concern of men. Even, female partner should take responsibility and play a fundamental role to overcome this problem and resume a sex life to the full.

Many women do not know how to react when your partner suffers from erection problems, finding better to move away and not talk about the issue for fear of hurting the feelings of man and aggravate the situation. This may be the easiest solution, but is not sure the solution that will lead to the end of the problem, increasing the pressure on the man in relation to his sexual performance. Ignoring the problem can help, but only if it is a sporadic situation. If your partner suffers from erection problems increasingly, and you are willing to take the responsibility of helping him, you need to check the following advice which could be fruitful in your efforts:

Talk to your partner
Talking about the issue rather than pushing it down the carpet is one of the factors contributing to overcome erectile dysfunction. Start by explaining that erectile dysfunction affects several men and that your partner is not the only one with this problem. Try not to focus too much on man's inability to achieve proper erection, but mention that this problem may be related to other health conditions such as diabetes or high cholesterol and that the review should not go unnoticed.

Consider other activities you can do together
Focusing your attention only on gender in order to want to resolve this issue will only aggravate the situation. It does not mean that sex is an important part of the life of the couple, because it is, but there are other activities that you can do together that will allow the couple to relate more closely. Add to your routine trips to the cinema, restaurants, bars or excursions, which can contribute to your partner talk more openly about it. About 20% of cases of erectile dysfunction have psychological causes like stress and anxiety, so changing the daily life activities or routine can help reverse the situation.

Opt for different forms of stimulation
It does not mean that the fault is yours, but the truth is that the monotony in bed does not help in the case of erectile dysfunction. Consider other types of stimulation beyond the penetration that can help man to achieve and maintain hard erection, such as oral sex or manual stimulation or some massage technique.

Encourage seeking medical help
Erectile dysfunction is a health problem which needs professional care and hence it should be diagnosed by a doctor. If your partner does not feel comfortable to seek help, convince him that this is the best solution and who is willing to accompany you in the consultations, if it makes him feel better. In many cases it is the woman who takes the first step with regard to medical help to treat erectile dysfunction, putting their partner is comfortable on this condition.

Friday, October 3, 2014

Having Safe Sex avoid sexually transmitted diseases

When you are having sex, protection is vital. It is important to know that protection against sexually transmitted diseases and safe birth control methods are different matters. For birth control, you should use chemical contraceptives, because these methods have lower failure rates than barrier methods. However, chemical contraceptives do not protect you from diseases. It would be best if you used a combination of the two. When you use chemical contraceptives and you should take antibiotics or any other medicine, you should ask your gynecologist whether the other medicines can alter the effectiveness of your birth control method. When you use condom to prevent sexually transmitted diseases STDs, be careful with lubricants. Oil based lubricants can damage condoms. Select water-based or silicone-based lubricants. You should also consider that male condoms are safer than female condoms.

Everybody knows that having unprotected sex means that you are putting your health at risk. You may expose yourself to several diseases: chlamydia, genital warts, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, herpes, HIV (human immunodeficiency virus, the virus that causes AIDS), human papilloma virus (which can lead to some cancers), pelvic inflammatory disease, syphilis, trichomoniasis.

Using condoms makes vaginal and anal sex safer. Some might believe that one does not have to use protection when they only have oral sex. It is not true, there can be tiny wounds in the mouth (probably coming from brushing teeth) and body fluids can get into the blood stream. Unprotected oral sex is not safe. You are at risk of getting gonorrhea, HPV, hepatitis B, and herpes, even HIV. You may use a dental dam – a thin pieces of latex –, placing it on the genital area when a sexual partner uses their tongue on it. Its specific, FDA-approved version is a Sheer Glyde dam.

Sex play without penetration is safer than any protected intercourse, but it still has some risk of getting HPV or herpes.

Be careful with unprotected sex, even if you live in a stable relationship. Probably your long-time partner does not know about a minor STD they happen to have, or probably they do not admit that they STDs or other, short-term sexual relationships.

Using sex toys is also relatively safe, provided you clean them from your body fluids after use so that to get rid of bacteria. Clean your sex toys very thoroughly if your partner also uses them, otherwise the toys are just as risky as a real partner. You can use a condom on your sex toys.

Never use any breakable product – like glass – on yourself or your partner!

Safe sex also includes having a partner whom you can more or less trust and who will not use your trust against you. Your partner is supposed to respect your limits, they care about your well-being and health, and, in case they have multiple partners, they use protection and get tested for STDs.

You can get condoms or dental dams or sex toys at pharmacies, grocery stores, Planned Parenthood heath centers and sex shops.