How to express care and support in your relationship

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Often a person wants to learn about his/her/their Love Language.

But what is your Erotic Language? Have you heard of the five lust languages? The five love languages, which describe different ways to express care and support in a relationship are physical touch, gifts, words of affirmation, quality time and acts of service. 

What Is A Lust Language?
Just as love languages are intended to help us understand how we give and receive love, lust languages offer insight into the myriad ways we experience arousal. 

Lust languages, called “erotic blueprints,” are less well-known than love languages but are just as important when it comes to sexual satisfaction. 

Your lust language is comprised of all the things that turn you on and off. Knowing your lust language can help boost your self-awareness in the bedroom, improve communication between you and your partner, and give you a better understanding of what excites you — and why. 

Certain elements of the four lust languages are inherently sexual, but many are not. Arousal happens in both the body and mind, and is not merely a reaction to physical pleasure. When you understand your lust language, you equip yourself with the self-awareness to ask your lover for what you want in an effective way

The more your partner knows about your lust langage, the more prepared they are to please you. That’s why learning your lust languages together is a great intimacy-building exercise for couples.  

What are erotic blueprints, and how do you know which one applies to you? Sex experts at delicto.com discuss erotic blueprints and how they can dramatically enhance your sex life. 

Here’s a closer look at each lust language:

Romantic
The romantic lust language is all about being wined and dined. Setting the mood is crucial, as it demonstrates a level of effort that makes a partner feel wooed, wanted, and appreciated. A homemade meal followed by a sensual bubble bath, for example, can be a great way to supercharge arousal and prime the romantic type for a full night of fun. 

The road to a romantic’s heart is paved with notes, pet names, and private, personal gifts. They love surprises, particularly acts of passion that show they’re always on their lover’s mind.  

Romantic types also love verbal play, so feel free to lay on the sexy words of affirmation. Whether it be sweet nothings over text or intimate talk between the sheets, this lust language responds well to compliments, flirtation, and verbal displays of desire. 

Harmonious
The harmonious lust language is like the sexy sibling of the “acts of service” love language. This one centers around support and shared responsibility. If your lust language is harmonious, you feel like you need to be “on the same team” with your partner to feel truly safe and experience uninhibited arousal. 

The harmonious type might find it difficult to become aroused if their partner neglects a household chore or forgets to fulfill a promise. They’re more likely to feel ready for action if they come home to clean dishes, bathed kids, and folded laundry. 

This doesn’t mean that they’re literally turned on when they hear the vacuum, but for them, desire is sparked by a partner who lightens their load and shares their goals.

Primal
Take everything you’ve learned about the connected lust language and flip it around — that’s the primal type. Passion and living for the moment are the preferred methods of intimacy for this lust language. Excitement and novelty are key to the primal type’s arousal, and a strong physical connection is a must. 

Those with a primal lust language might also be into kinks, fetishes, or other taboo forms of play, but not necessarily. One thing that is mandatory is skin-to-skin contact. Primal types feel most aroused by the warmth of their partner’s body and the stimulation of their touch. An emotional connection may be present, but is not needed for a good time. 

What Is An Erotic Blueprint?
The concept of an erotic blueprint was coined by somatic sexologist and educator Jaiya, who has spent decades researching the science of arousal and pleasure. According to Jaiya, an erotic blueprint is a map to what turns you on, steamy guidebook to your primary sexual style.

”Just as love languages are intended to help us understand how we give and receive love, erotic blueprints can offer insight into the countless ways we experience arousal. Your erotic blueprint is made up of all the things that turn you on and off. Knowing your erotic blueprint can help boost your self-awareness in the bedroom, improve communication between you and your partners, while giving you a better understanding of what excites you and why. 

What Are The Five Erotic Blueprints? 
There are five erotic blueprints: sensual, sexual, energetic, kinky, and shapeshifter. Most people identify with one or two erotic blueprints more than the others, but it is common to relate to certain aspects of all of them. The blueprint that resonates with you the most is your primary erotic blueprint, the style that reflects your biggest turn-ons. 

What Are The Four Lust Languages? 
There are four lust languages: romantic, harmonious, connected, and primal. You might identify with elements of all four lust languages, but if one in particular made you stand up and take notice, that’s your primary language.  

Here’s the low-down on each erotic blueprint:Sensual.
The sensual erotic blueprint is all about igniting the senses. What you hear, see, smell, taste, and touch is key when it comes to feeling aroused.

If you have a sensual erotic blueprint, you’re more likely to be particular about your environment when you have sex. Aromatic candles, a warm bubble bath, and a tidy bedroom are all things that can make the sensual type feel turned on and ready for action. 

Someone with a sensual erotic blueprint might also like to explore stimulation in areas of the body aside from the genitals. Other erogenous zones like the nape of the neck, backs of the knees, and ear lobes are all potential kryptonite for the sensual type.

Sexual. This straight-to-the-point erotic blueprint is laser focused on nudity, orgasm, and the genitals. If you have a sexual blueprint, seeing a picture of your naked lover might be all you need to go from zero to 100 on the arousal meter. If your partner has a sexual erotic blueprint, it doesn’t mean you should put less effort into turning them on, it is just easier to do.

Taking off their clothes (or your own), touching them, and kissing them could be a surefire path to arousal, regardless of your surroundings. Whereas a sexual type might not mind making love in a cluttered room, the sensual type could find arousal elusive. When it comes to the sexual erotic blueprint, physical.

Energetic. For those with an energetic blueprint, anticipation is everything. It’s the longing that revs the engine of the energetic type, making foreplay particularly important for this style.Teasing, flirting, and building excitement for the sex to come is almost as arousing as the sex itself.

That is why sexting can be a go-to arousal tool for the energetic. Getting hyped up via sexy texts and pictures before a face-to-face encounter can ensure an ultra-horny hook-up. 

Kinky. The kinky erotic blueprint revolves around what polite society typically deems taboo or sexually deviant. People with this style often explore role play and detailed sexual fantasies that depart from the “vanilla,” or mainstream.Wax play, bondage, and experimenting with power dynamics may all be found in the kinky type’s arsenal of arousal.

While folks in this category might not need kink to become aroused, exploring these desires can help them experience deeper, more intense excitement.

Shapeshifter. This style brings a little of every blueprint to the table because the shapeshifter feeds off the energy of their partner and often derives the most pleasure from seeing them turned on.The shapeshifter is very adaptable and intuitive and can weave in and out of each sexual style in response to their partner’s arousal.

Of the five erotic blueprints, there might be one or two that you relate to most.  Even if you’re still exploring what excites you, an understanding of erotic blueprints can help you pay attention to how your unique sexuality works, and what is at play when you feel most aroused. 

Erotic Blueprint Turn-Offs. An awareness of what turns your partner off is just as important as knowing what turns them on. Knowing your own turn-offs can help you communicate your preference and limits. 

Here are some of the most common turn-offs for each erotic blueprint type: Sensual. If you’re a sensual type, your environment has a big impact on your ability to relax, focus, and feel desire. The wrong sensory input can distract you and bring arousal to a grinding halt. Some examples of make-or-break turn-offs for sensual folks are:

1. A messy room TV or music on in the background.
2. Odd smells in the air An aftertaste in your/your partner’s mouth from eating or smoking.
3. An environment that feels too warm or too cold.

Sexual. Sexual types maintain a strong focus on nudity and the physical body. They are straightforward, direct, and as long as sex is on the table, easy to arouse. A few things that might turn off the sexual type are: Prolonged anticipation (if there is too much teasing), Insecurity about their body, A partner’s insecurity or inhibitions. 

Energetic. The energetic erotic blueprint centers around anticipation, which means you like to take things slow and build excitement. Here are some mood-killers for energetic types: Skipping foreplay, feeling rushed to orgasm, limited flirting before sex, or fear of dirty talk.
 
Kinky. Kinky types are all about exploring the taboo. Some surefire ways to turn them off are: Disinterest in exploring kinks/fetishes Closed-mindedness or refusal to try sex toys due to vanilla sex.

Shapeshifter. Any of the turn-offs listed above might apply to shapeshifters, too, but two things that might kill the mood are: Quiet lovers and lack of enthusiasm.

Why Does Your Erotic Blueprint Matter?
Learning about your partner’s erotic blueprint can mean the difference between guessing what will ignite arousal and knowing what will.

When you understand your partner’s erotic blueprint, you are better able to curate the best sexual experience for your partner and self. Knowing your own erotic blueprint arms you with the self-awareness to communicate your wants and needs to a partner. It can also remind you that there is nothing “wrong” with you if you do not become aroused in a certain sexual situation. 

Remember: we all experience arousal differently. But that does not mean there is anything wrong with you or your lover. 

You may just have incompatible erotic blueprints. 
Taking the time to discover what turns you on and off can help you set boundaries in the bedroom and help you live your most authentic sex life, both solo and with partners. 

A spokesperson for delicto.com commented on the findings: 

“Keep in mind that, like your love language, your blueprint can shift over time as you move through different stages of life. Check-in with yourself and your partners periodically, and don’t forget that communication is always key to good sex, no matter what your erotic blueprint!” 
Woman and man kissing on the beach.

Why Does Your Lust Language Matter?

Learning about your partner’s lust language can mean the difference between guessing what will ignite arousal and knowing what will. When you understand your partner’s lust language, you are better able to create the best sexual experience for each other.

Knowing your own lust language arms you with the self-awareness to communicate your wants and needs to a partner. It can also remind you that there’s nothing “wrong” with you if you don’t become aroused in a certain sexual situation

Remember: we all experience arousal differently. For example, if you know your partner has a harmonious lust language, going the extra mile to help with daily chores can make them feel more receptive to sexual intimacy. You can also better understand why your partner is not aroused in a messy bedroom surrounded by laundry you promised to put away. 

Taking the time to discover what turns both of you on and off can help you set boundaries in the bedroom and live your most authentic sex life, both solo and together. 

Final Thoughts

Remember your love language and lust languages can shift over time as you move through different stages of life. Do not forget that communication is always key to good sex, no matter your lust language.

This research was carried out by delicto.com, which is an information website on exploring pleasure, how-to guides, and a wide selection of careful curated sex toys and accessories. 

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1/3 of Americans Don’t Know About Period Sex

What people wish they knew sooner about sex by Zodiac sign.
From as young as 8 years old female bodies start to significantly change and it can be hard to cope with. Starting your period is one of the most daunting experience for girls as part of puberty because it is often surrounded by misinformation and mystery.

Rest assure, periods are completely normal and show us that our bodies are working! New research from sexual wellness brand Lovehoney.com has revealed that one of the main things people wish they’d known sooner about their sexual health is that having sex while on your period is healthy (31%). Over a quarter of all Americans (26%) wish they’d known that periods can lead to an increased sex drive. 

Here are top things people wish they’d known sooner about their sex lives.

Sex – What people wish they’d known sooner
Having sex on your period is normal and healthy.
It is also normal for things such as depression to impact your ability to orgasm ( a problem for 28% of Americans).

It’s normal for your sex drive to change without a significant event occurring. Periods can lead to a higher sex drive. It’s normal for medications to impact your sex drive.

You can find below the full research along with commentary from Clinical Sexologist, Ness Cooper.

Research reveals what Americans wish they’d known sooner about their sex lives 
A quarter of men in the U.S. (25%) wish they knew that it’s normal for depression to impact the ability to orgasm. 27% of adults in the U.S. wish they were told that changes to their sex drive without a significant event occurring are normal.

From menstruation to menopause, to mental health issues and uncomfortable medical conditions, there are many more stages of life that adults might go through as time passes by. People may be aware of how these events can impact their bodies – but how much is known about how they can affect sex lives?

Methodology
For better insight into the ways in which a person’s sex life might change, sexual wellness brand Lovehoney.com put together a guide of some common stages adults go through, and what they might mean when it comes to getting intimate. They also asked more than 2,000 American adults what they wish they’d known sooner about factors that might influence their sex lives. View the full study .

29% of Heterosexual people say having sex on your period is normal and healthy

37% of Lesbian people say having sex on your period is normal and healthy

34 % Gay people say it is normal for your sex drive to change without a significant event occurring

46% of Bisexual people say having sex on your period is normal and healthy

50% of Transgender people say having sex less often throughout menopause is completely normal

25% Intersex people say having sex less often throughout menopause is completely normal

33% of Asexual people say menopause can lead to a lower sex drive

50% of Pansexual people say it is normal for things such as depression to impact your ability to orgasm.

There are so many things that contribute to sex life changes. Lovehoney enlisted clinical sexologist and therapist, Ness Cooper, shares some advice on how to ensure our sexual happiness and wellbeing even when these changes happen.

“There’s no set answer on how to ensure sexual happiness and wellbeing as it will be dependant of the situation partly. However there is a strong like to greater sexual wellbeing and sex life when there’s the ability to consent and communicate. This can allow repair when any sexual discrepancies do arise and help individuals, couples, and moresomes find solutions to any issues that do occur.”

Sexual wellbeing and sex life can also be affected by non-erotic wellbeing and making sure we as individuals and in relationships practise non-erotic self-care can help also improve erotic and sexual satisfaction and wellbeing.

“If you or your partner(s) are experiencing any sexual issues that you’re finding hard to navigate, gaining support from your healthcare provider or a psychosexual therapist can be helpful.”

About Lovehoney
Established in 2002 in Bath, Lovehoney Group Ltd designs, manufactures and distributes its own branded and third party pleasure products globally with over 150 products developed inhouse each year. It is the UK’s biggest online adult retailer with 8 other websites globally including; France, Germany, Spain, EU, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Its 300-strong team is based across the UK, USA and Australia and serves its 2.2m global customer base. Over the last six years, overseas sales have grown from £12m to £56m, an overall growth of 365%. In addition, the percentage of sales exported has risen from 27% to 45%. The company’s top five overseas markets are the USA, Australia, EU, Canada, and New Zealand. In April, the company won the Queen’s Award for International Trade for Outstanding Continuous Growth in overseas sales over the last six years.

Methodology
The survey data in this study was based on a survey of 2,016 U.S. residents over the age of 18 in September 2022. Gender splits are based on respondents choosing how they identify. 
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How to have great sex while having a chronic illness

Joanna Charnas shares her tips for having great sex while facing the challenges of chronic illness

Do you have a chronic illness? That does not mean the end to having great sex. As those sexually active know, quality of sex can also affect quality of life and intimacy.

Suffering from Chronic fatigue immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS) since her teens, Joanna Charnas (LCSW and Huff-Post blogger), is now enjoying the best and most fulfilling sex of her life. The author of 100 Tips and Tools for Managing Chronic Illness gives a few reasons why:
•    Switch up your sex life.  Your body is different, so how you enjoy sex can be different too. Use your illness as an invitation to play and experiment. Try sex toys, role-play, or anything you’ve always wanted to explore – you’ve got built-in permission.

•    Communicate what feels good to your sex partner as well as what does not. It’s okay to say, “if you touch my neck again I’ll scream like when little Suzy had colic, but why don’t you try licking the back of my knee?” Be bold and think outside of your routine. You won’t regret it.

•    Timing may be important. Especially if you live with pain. Try a quickie at a time you usually are doing the laundry. See if different times of day are better for you and your particular needs.

•    Remember: There is a big sexual menu. You don’t need a week in a secluded cabin in Maine to explore all of your options. Consider buying some sex books. Use the Kama Sutra to explore different positions, or the Joy of Sex to answer sensitive questions. Do whatever works and is consensual but more importantly, have fun.
The book, that Library Journal calls, “An excellent resource worthy of multiple reads. For those with a determined spirit during discouraging times,” is available on amazon.com. You may also be interested in visiting the website JoannaCharnas.com to learn more.

 

100 TIPS AND TOOLS FOR MANAGING CHRONIC ILLNESS by Joanna J. Charnas

 

 

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Why people cheat: Filling the emotional voids

Emotional affairs and cheating correlate according to a new Ashley Madison study

Today Ashley Madison released a new study examining why people cheat. The main takeaway: besides sex, affair partners are helping cheaters fill emotional voids that spouses aren’t. Here are key findings from the study:

  • Cheaters found more affection (44%) and friendship (42%) w/ affair partners vs. spouses
  • Cheaters say affair partners helped them regain confidence (29%) and feel more desired (48%)

The full study has more interesting data. Here are highlights:

According to the survey, sex is the number one reason people choose to cheat (61%), but the other reasons also show a great deal about why some relationships experience infidelity. Cheaters are actively trying to fill a void in their lives, in their marriages, and in their relationships. Some want to expand the physical elements like exploring new desires (45%), while others are looking for emotional reassurance like affection (44%), friendship (42%) and the feeling of butterflies again (30%).

“The reasons why people cheat are very telling of the types of relationships that people find themselves in,” says Isabella Mise, Director of Communications for Ashley Madison. “When sex and intimacy fade, often times monogamy becomes a struggle for our members but they don’t want to leave their partner altogether. Infidelity is an avenue for them to have certain needs met and stay happy in their primary relationship.”

Stray to Stay

Infidelity is often portrayed as an immoral act and is rarely looked at in a positive light. But the members of AshleyMadison.com aren’t necessarily looking to leave their spouse, they are looking to repair the emptiness that they are feeling. People find themselves in a family, in a loving marriage, in financial stability yet are lacking specific areas in those relationships. And that’s why sex comes up as a top reason for why people cheat. This doesn’t mean they’re looking to fully replace their spouse as 54% survey respondents are only seeking short-term dating. Furthermore, 50% of respondents said they cheat and not leave their spouse because they love their partner but are just looking for more sexual fulfillment.

As a result, survey respondents have revealed what it is they like about having affairs allows them to return to their marriage and their household unit as a happier more satisfied partner. Not surprisingly, for the majority it came down to the fact their sexual needs were met (76%).  For others it made them feel more alive (51%), they felt desired (48%), their emotional needs were met (37%), and they regained their confidence (29%). These are all areas of life that people need to feel secure and be happy, and they get that from finding what they need outside of the marriage when their partner is unable to give them that.

Sure cheating comes with some downsides like potentially getting caught. But for the members of AshleyMadison.com, they aren’t too worried about it. When asked, 71% of respondents said they don’t feel guilty about cheating on their partner, nor is it the top concern for cheaters when entering an affair. So when it comes to cheating, is the risk worth the reward? If the reward means being happy again, then it seems like the answer is yes.

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Best sex toys for Valentine’s Day: The mini bullet vibrator

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From whips to bullet vibrators, the discussion of sex toys and overall sexual pleasure were topics to discuss behind closed doors. Lucky for us the world is changing and encourages us to think out loud about our deepest fantasies and so much more. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Fromgirltogirl is here to chat sex toys. Our new favorite on-the-go sex toy is the mini bullet vibrator.

About the mini bullet vibrator

Using a mini bullet vibrator has been on our bucket list for a while. We love that it is easy to use and carry around anytime we need it. Some may be surprised, but the mini is powerful for its size. The reason we decided to try the mini bullet is for clitoral stimulation, a favorite among sexual stimulation. But it can do so much more than a great orgasm.

Mini bullet vibrators are not solely for sexual pleasure. Feel free to use it for getting a massage. It feels great and gives better circulation of blood throughout the body. We even use it to relieve muscle pain and tension after working out.

The sex toy every woman should have

When we say every woman should have a mini bullet vibrator, we mean it. Here is what we love about it:

  1. It has the power to give an orgasm in less than 3 minutes. The mini bullet vibrator is especially intense for clitoral stimulation but the toy can stimulate any part of the body.
  2. The mini bullet vibrator can be used during sex as well as with other toys. One of the best ways to truly enjoy sex is to get to know your body. When you know your body, you know where you can reach the most pleasure and guide your sex partner to the right spots. Some favorite spots to use the mini bullet vibrator: the clitoris, nipples, and even the lower back.
  3. The toy is portable. Yes, go and toss your vibrator in your handbag. You may even store it in your pocket. Why? It is a stress reliever when you need it and you never know when you will need that relief. No, you don’t have to use it on your vagina all the time. Sometimes you just need to massage your head because you have a headache. What works for you is what counts.
  4. It makes for a great couples sex toy. For example, you can insert the mini bullet vibrator at the base of dildos, anal toys, or cock rings to offer vibration.

The mini bullet vibrator we got is easy to use, discrete.  Watch the video below to learn more about the benefits:

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How and what to talk to your daughter about sex

Photographer Kathia Zolfaghari takes photo of Ava Miles on couch as Miles talks about sex.
Ava Miles shares tips on how to talk about sex with daughters. Photo Credit: Kathia Zolfaghari

Have a pre-teen or teenage daughter(s)? Let’s talk about sex. What are you telling your daughter(s) about sex? Ava Miles, author of the book series “The Goddess Guides to Being a Woman” discussed with us about the important points to make when talking about sex:

What Are You Teaching Your Daughter About Sex?

According to surveys conducted by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, teens say parents are the biggest influence when it comes to their decisions about sex. What are parents telling their kids about sex? What are they telling their daughters?

Female sexuality is taboo in cultures and societies throughout the world but should we convey those views to our daughters. Miles encourages parents to look at the language they use around sexuality with their children, specifically their daughters. Here are some questions parents should ask each other:

  • Are you using fear-based language?
  • Are you using shame-based language?
  • Are you talking about sex as something purely functional?
  • Or are you sharing information about how sex can be fun, joyful and connected?

When talking with your daughters about sex, have the focus be on developing them into strong women who practice healthy sex and overall happy lifestyle. Positive sex lives begin with how parents present sex to their daughters and sons.

Miles wants all women and girls to identify with their innate goddess nature, and part of that entails creating joy and comfort around their own sexuality. You can learn more about how to start and continue the discussion by visiting AvaMiles.com.

About Ava Miles

 Ava Miles is an international bestselling author with a B.A. in Rhetoric and Technical Writing as well as Spanish. She also has two graduate degrees, one in International Peace Studies and another in Political Science.

Using her degree, Miles spent many years traveling the world and sharing her gifts with women and men in war-torn countries, helping them to rebuild and reintegrate their communities amidst intense struggle. She has managed multi-million-dollar projects and multi-national teams of people in the private sector, in non-profits and in domestic and international agencies as well as multilateral organizations such as the United Nations.

Now, she brings that experience together with her passion for sparking joy and personal success in people’s lives, launching an all-new series of life-fulfillment books called “The Goddess Guides to Being A Woman.” With seven books in total, “The Goddess Guides” invites readers to reimagine what it means to be a modern woman—on their own terms.

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Girls and Sex: Is there a such thing as too many sex partners?

There is a very interesting article circulating the Internet called ‘Girls & Sex and the importance of talking to young girls about pleasure’. Social acceptance is that girls should only have but so much pleasure because our bodies bring babies into the world and then raise the children into outstanding citizens. But what if girls want more than just playing a gender role? What if their pursuit of happiness means pursuing pleasure and dreams beyond motherhood and the family lifestyle? Should not society take these factors to account?

‘Girls & Sex and the importance of talking to young girls about pleasure’ is a  must read but identifying how women and men view sex and who has the right to pleasure can help open the discussion sex and liberty. Often men ask us to ask questions to our readers on their thoughts about sexuality and free will. In the next 24 hours, we hope you can take part in the ‘Girls & Sex’ discussion by giving your commentary on the following questions:

Q1: Do #women have unprotected #sex more than #men or vice versa? Leave a comment. #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q2: Are women more likely to say we can have #sex just don’t #cum in me… pull it out? Leave a comment. Chime in. #FG2G #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q3: Why do women always tell men “just don’t cum in me”? You just don’t want to get pregnant? What’s the reason? Leave a comment. #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q4: What is consider a “lot” of sexual partners for a female? #Sex #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q5: What is consider a “lot” of sexual partners for a male? #Sex #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q6: In #HighSchool, what’s the number of sexual partners you should have as a female? More than 10 or less than 10?…

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Q7: In #HighSchool, what’s the number of sexual partners you should have as a male? More than 10 or less than 10? Leave a comment. #Sex #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q8: In #college, which is the “normal” number of #sex partners a female should have? What’s consider abnormal? #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q9: In #college, what is the “normal” number of #sex partners a male should have? What’s consider abnormal? #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #Marriage #GirlsAndSex

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Q10: By time of #Marriage, how many #sex partners should a man have? #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #GirlsAndSex

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Q11: By time of #Marriage, how many #sex partners should a woman have? #SexLife #SexHealth #Singles #ForeverAlone #Dating #GirlsAndSex

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Here’s why we don’t need female viagra

Natural remedies to improve  your libido - female viagra
As we come  into the age of female Viagra,  many women are questioning: ” Is female Viagra right for me?” , ” Is it safe to use female Viagra?” , and “What are the side of effects of female Viagra?”.

You can read the latest news about female Viagra on Vox.com. But if you are a woman who prefers natural remedies for sexual arousal disorder, Fromgirltogirl.com has you covered.

Read Briana Booker’s article No female Viagra: Top 5 ways to improve your libido for more information.

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Your Fifty Shades of Grey Fix and Then Some

Fifty Shades of Grey hits theaters near you this Valentine’s Day.  It is a great movie to watch with the girls or to introduce more intense sexual exploration with your partner. What ever your circumstance, if have your fix on Fifty Shades of Grey and sexual health and wellness.

Fromgirltogirl blogger Briana Booker is interviewing singles and couples about their sexual lifestyle and appetite for Fifty Shades of Grey sensual seduction and sexual exploration. Read all about it on her DC Twentysomething Relationships Examiner column. Articles include:Erotic Guide to Exploring Your Fifty Shades of Grey: Sex Exploration Tips ,Sexual pleasure: How to safely choke a woman during sex , and Valentine’s Day: The Benefits of Vaginal Weightlifting and Kegels ( just to name a few).

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Should I enjoy my Man Falling Asleep after Sex?

If you are a woman that gets frustrated after your man falls asleep after sex, you need to reevaluate why you’re mad. Sleep after sex is very natural for a man, especially after you have satisfied him. Be happy that your man is pleased.

I absolutely love when my partner falls asleep, even when it’s not sex related. It’s a beautiful thing to hear his heart beat. It’s a beautiful thing to hear the sound of his breathing. Not to mention, cuddling after sex is awesome. Show your man how much you enjoy him by cuddling and falling asleep along with him.

If you feel restless, give him a back massage. I do it all the time to my partner and he loves all the attention I give him. It’s important to me that he feels loved. Don’t forget to make your man a meal or snack when your man wakes up. It will show him how much you appreciate him putting your pleasure first. Learn more about why men fall asleep after by watching the video below:


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