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Anal Sex Basics
In essence, anal sex involves penetrating your partner's anus with a penis, finger(s), a dildo, or another anal sex toy, with the goal of experiencing mutual pleasure. But for many, anal sex can be a bit daunting. The first fear is usually the pain factor. In fact, the walls of the anus are actually lined with very sensitive nerve endings. However, it produces no lubrication of its own. Supplemental lubrication must be used and penetration should be slow. If these guidelines are followed, anal sex can be a highly arousing experience.
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Common Sense of Safe Sex
There’s more to safe sex than abstinence and/or using condoms. The common sense of safe sex includes a few other tips as well:
No means no. If either one of you is uncomfortable with getting sexually intimate, stop. Sex is meant to be pleasurable for both parties. If one person is reluctant, the positive energy disappears.
Stay away from alcohol or drugs, especially if you and your partner are a new couple. While a glass of wine is a great way to unwind and drop inhibitions, overdoing it can lead to taking greater risks.
Communicate. Talk about sex before you have it. Find out your partner’s views on health and, if possible, get an idea of his/her experience. Was s/he safe with other lovers? Does s/he believe in taking responsibility for his/her own safety? Both of you should take part in keeping each other safe.
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Is Oral Sex Normal?
Some people are reluctant to give oral sex. This can be due to a number of reasons, ranging from religious beliefs to personal negative associations with the act. Oral sex is a perfectly natural method of pleasing your lover. It's an ancient, worldwide practice, in fact. One study put out by the Kinsey Institute shows that over 90 percent of married couples engage regularly in oral sex.
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Troubleshooting a G-spot Vibrator
The female g-spot -- the equivalent to a man's prostate -- is a tricky area to find for many women. A g-spot vibrator is an excellent tool for self-discovery, as they are designed to automatically locate and stimulate the g-spot. However, some women still have difficulty locating the spot with these vibrators, so here are a few troubleshooting tips:
Check the location of the vibrator. With "g-spotters" remember that deep penetration is not the key. You may need to move the unit forward and down until your g-spot has been located.
Don't begin on high speed. The g-spot is not always aroused, as is the case with a penis. You have to manipulate it until it is palpable. Begin on low speeds or none at all (fingers work just as well to start out).
Listen to your body. Feel the sensations. That is the only real way you'll know if you and/or the vibrator have located your g-spot.
One arousal begins, some women feel the need to urinate. Don't stop stimulation; the feeling often gives way to deeper arousal and eventual orgasm.
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Communication In Bed
A great way to ensure a better sex life is to develop open communication between you and your partner. Sharing what you like and don't like in bed is key to being a better lover. Make sure that the door swings both ways: You must be able to listen as well as be heard. Establish trust by letting your partner share his or her feelings openly. In turn, you should have the same freedom to share your needs and desires as well.
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Tasty Protection
Spice up your oral sex play with FDA-approved flavored condoms. These innovative and protective sex aids are available from major condom brands like Trojan and Durex, and come in flavors as wide-ranging as orange, raspberry, cinnamon and even chocolate. A word to the wise: Don’t overdo it with flavored condoms. Use them as a once-in-a-while treat; the novelty will wear off fast if you don’t. Also, since you need to use new condoms for each sex act, be sure to choose complementary flavors (such as strawberry, then orange or chocolate, then cherry).
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Keeping Up Appearances With Cock Rings
One of the simplest ways to retain an erection is the use of a cock ring. Cock rings slide over an erect penis and sit at the base. In so doing, they slightly squeeze the penis and keep the engorged blood vessels fuller longer. The result is a longer-lasting and firmer erection. Cock rings can be used during foreplay and intercourse, but should not be worn for longer than four hours at a time.
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Sex Ed Tips from Professionals
Sometimes the best adult sex education comes from the professionals. Not doctors, but adult film stars. Here are some suggestions from which you both can benefit:
Want it. Want it bad. Nothing is a greater turn-on than being desired. Show your partner you’re passionate about being intimate with him/her. Luxuriate in the anticipation of making love. You can accomplish this verbally or with body language.
Oral sex isn’t a chore – nor is it a reward for “good behavior” in the relationship. Adult movie actors always seem to enjoy going down, don’t they? So should you. As comedian Robin Williams once advised, “Pack a lunch and stay the day.”
Enjoy your body. Save the complaints for commiseration sessions with your pals. A partner who is comfortable in his/her skin reflects a sexiness that is irresistible.
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What Happens When Women Orgasm?
While it may seem to take a long time to achieve female orgasm, the orgasm itself typically lasts only a few seconds. (This is true for men as well.) The female orgasm consists of approximately three to ten rhythmic muscular contractions. These occur to the outer one-third of the vagina, the uterus, and the anal area. Pleasant sensations are typically also felt in the clitoral area and indeed over the whole body.
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Finding The Clitoris
Perhaps one of the most elusive spots in a woman's anatomy is her clitoris. In fact, it is not so difficult to find. The head, or glans, of the clitoris is located just below the top of where the inner lips of the vagina meet. There is often a small flap of skin protecting it, and once lifted, the clitoris can be seen quite clearly.
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The (Sex) Swinging Life
Perhaps one of the most fun sex toys ever created is the sex swing. You and your lover can enjoy complete freedom of movement in your lovemaking. Most swings are easily installed in a door frame or ceiling and are completely rotatable. That way, you can enjoy your favorite positions without stress or strain. And you may come up with a few new positions as well!
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Choosing A Lube
Some lubricants are made of glycerin, which can become sticky or stain sheets and clothing. Water-based personal lubricants are odorless and non-staining. Many also come in a gel format. This ensures that the lube won't drip where you don't want it. A quick tip: If a water-based lube dries up before you are ready to wash it off completely, all it takes is a few drops of water to reactivate it.
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Cleaning Sex Toys
Once you have found the kinds of sex toys you and/or your partner enjoy the most, it's important to keep them in good working condition. This means regular maintenance and cleaning. Adult sex toys like dildos and vibrators are made of silicone, jelly, or a porous material that requires cleaning with warm water and mild soap. Some dildos, however, are made of tempered glass. These are non-porous, so they are hypoallergenic and much easier to keep clean.
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