Hello
This week I am coming to you from sunny Cyprus. I’ve came up with 3 simple sec cheats to enhance your sex life.
And also a taboo subject I haven’t spoke about before.
Enjoy.
Chantelle xx
Sex Cheats to make it even better –
It doesn’t take much to elevate sex from good to oragasmically great. Your usual sexual routine can be elevated easily with a few simple changes that heighten the whole experience. Are some weird? Yep. But do they work? Yep. Here are three to try:
1. Drink more water. It’s not like you want to drink so much that you have to wee in the middle of the act, but you should be gulping eight glasses of H2O a day. Basically dehydration can affect your sex drive, as well as causing dryness down below. Which is not what you want. Who knew water could make you want to have sex more?
2. Wear socks. Wearing socks during the deed has a real sexy side effect. According to a study, warm feet calm a woman’s amygdala and prefrontal cortex, the brain areas responsible for anxiety, fear, and danger signals. And with a calm brain, it’s so much easier to orgasm. So you know what to buy your partner for her birthday this year.
3. Elevate your hips. Slide a pillow beneath her lower back or get her to physically keep her hips lifted to ever-so-slightly change the angle of penetration. The tiny tweak will help you graze all the right spots.
Period sex?
I’ve been writing for over 3 years now and there aren’t many topics that I haven’t touched on. Well I’ve found one!! Period sex, yay or nay? There’s technically no reason you can’t have sex on your period, but it isn’t exactly straight forward. Let’s face it, it isn’t the sexiest thing having to clean up after.
If you fall into the NO group, you lose anywhere from three to seven days of having sex each month. For women who feel like crap during this time of the month, that might not be a big deal. But you do miss out on sex’s special period-healing powers—both the release of PMS-busting, feel-good hormones and lessened cramps after orgasm. Period sex will always entail a bit of planning, whether it’s throwing down a towel or heading to the shower. For many women, this is a small price to pay to keep up the action all month long. Speaking of those…
Anyone who falls into the YES group has likely perfected the workaround: Head to the bathroom as soon as the mood strikes to remove whatever period apparatus of choice you’re using, choose a setting where you won’t leave stains or lay down a towel over the bed, and then tell your guy it’s go time. If you don’t want to stop having sex on your period, all it takes is a minute or so of planning to find a creative solution.