How does your ORGASM feel? Many say they have NOT
experienced a satisfying orgasm. That could be for a number of reasons. Find
out why and HOW you can get (and GIVE) better orgasms. Too often, we
become so fixated on having a mind blowing, earth shattering, toe-curling
orgasm that we forget how nice it can be to be teased, touched, enticed,
caressed, taken, enthralled, and compelled sexually.
Sure,
chandelier-hanging sex “til the cops come knockin” is cool, but for many people,
the challenge of reaching orgasmic ecstasy remains elusive.
Here are a
few tips that you may want to consider:
1. Be
present. Be “in the moment” and try not to think about work, kids,
bills, or the challenges of life. Focus on what feels pleasurable for
you.
2. Be
patient. Trying to rush your climax may only delay it from happening.
Give yourself as much time as you want to enjoy being sexy for yourself and/or
for your partner.
3. Be
creative. Having only one way to “get there” may get old over time. Be
willing to experiment with different positions, different times of the day,
various places, and using toys.
4. Be free to
be you. Know what turns you on/off. Do you like seductive talking?
Maybe wear sexy clothes? Do you prefer the lights on/off? Firm or soft
body caressing? Does spontaneity turn you on? Figure out what it takes you
“there.”
5. Be
willing. Be willing to teach your partner about what you like and what
you don’t like sexually. Your partner isn’t going to know unless you tell
him/her what is sexy and pleasurable to you. Some people prefer to be
passionately kissed on their neck while others prefer to have their
thighs, calves, and feet caressed. Tell your partner what feels
good and be willing to even show him/her what turns you on.
The Biggest
Challenge…Is In Your Own Mind
The biggest
challenge for my many of my clients is being comfortable with their own bodies.
Oftentimes, people feel shameful about their size, shape, or way that
their body moves and this prevents them from surrendering themselves sexually
to their partners.
Healthy
relationships involve talking about how you feel about your body as well as how
it impacts your sexual experience.
Consider
sharing with each other what you like sexually, what you think about sexually,
and how you feel as a sexual being in order to develop a deeper sense of
intimacy.
Finally, you
and your partner should take time out to discuss sexual expectations (e.g.,
frequency, protection from unplanned pregnancy and STIs, positions, etc.) for
yourself and your relationship. Remember that your best sexual organ is your
brain and that the dirty four-letter word that most couples fail to address
with regards to sex is…TALK.
Great advice but I wish people did not suffer from the me syndrome. Too often people are only concerned with their own orgasm & could care less about satisfying the their are with especially during hkup, jump offs & drive bys. more then 1 in the bed
ReplyDeleteyeah kinda sad, I would think sex is the one the things we all do where we can get what we want
DeleteThe best way to reach that toe-curling, mind-blowing orgasm is to take your time. Tease and tantalize.
ReplyDeleteI do have to slightly disagree with Craig, though. When it comes right down to it: You are responsible for your own sexual satisfaction - and that includes an orgasm. Is it rude and selfish to think only of oneself during sexual encounters? Yes. But, by being so, you only cheat yourself. Half the fun is playing with the other person and getting them off is whipped cream on the sundae; watching a partner experience an orgasm, and knowing you helped cause it, can add to your own.
thanks for giving me ideas :)
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