Sunday, September 13, 2009

H20 is good for SEX


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Steamy action in bedroom is a thirsty deal. But this is not the only reason to have more water between the sheets. Water helps to combat cardiovascular diseases that go hand-in-hand with problems in sex. Moreover water keeps the risk of STD’s and other sexually transmitted diseases at bay.

One should have water before and after every sex session as it also helps to regulate the flow of blood. And girl if you want a wetty session gulp more water for that. (Wink)
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Old age sex can be fun!!


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As people grow old, they tend to have sex less, despite of whether they are in marriages or not. Married couples between ages 18 and 29 have sexual relations an average of nearly 112 times per year. That rate steadily decreases as people age, so that married couples aged 70 and older have sex 16 times a year on average.

But that fact shouldn't be miss understand as meaning that older people are less satisfied with their sex life. A survey released last year showed that most mid-life and older adults surveyed were either extremely satisfied or somewhat satisfied with their sex life, and felt it was an important quality-of-life factor.

Renowned sex researcher says as people age, particularly men, their expectations about sex aren't as high. A study of over fifty middle aged women found, sex, or even simply physical affection with your partner significantly reduced negative mood and stress and created higher positive moods in the following days. However, ladies the sad fact is, the result was not the same when women had orgasms without a partner and try to satisfy themselves. So home play does not reduce stress however satisfying it may be!


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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Slow and steady wins the SEX race

coupleshowerkissinglg60891351_443You're fit—and strong. And when it comes to bedding your girl, you nail it fast and hard, just the way she likes it. Problem is, it's not the way she LOVES it. This is really great news, because slower sex has major payoffs for you: To begin with, it takes females more time than males to get turned on and reach orgasm. Plus, having sex at a decelerated pace intensifies pleasure and lets you and your bedmate bond more deeply because you can explore each other's bodies and experiment with new kinds of foreplay.

This is really great news, because slower sex has major payoffs for you: To begin with, it takes females more time than males to get turned on and reach orgasm. Plus, having sex at a decelerated pace intensifies pleasure and lets you and your bedmate bond more deeply because you can explore each other's bodies and experiment with new kinds of foreplay.

There is, of course, one practical matter that needs to be addressed: How to contain a man's excitement in order to extend the play. And moreover, while languorous sex sounds hot in theory, what the hell do you do to fill all that time? No worries—you're about to learn how to master the art of the slowie (the polar opposite of a quickie). "The key is building up excitement gradually

Men need more time to recover from sex than women do. It's called a "refractory period," and there's little you can do to speed it up. Meaning, if you get off quickly, that's it—end of show. Two words: stronger orgasms. The slower you take things, and the more times you get close to the edge without going over, the more powerful the release will be when you finally climax.

The stronger the muscles that control your orgasm are, the longer you'll last during sex. To strengthen them, contract the muscles you use to stop urinating for two seconds and release. Repeat 20-60 times daily.

Take deep breathes during sex. Forget reciting baseball stats. If you want to last longer, you need to slow your breathing down when you are close to ejaculating. Focusing on how quickly you inhale and exhale can help you avoid climaxing before you're ready.

While women just have one G spot, men have the equivalent of two: one near the prostate, and one on top of the penis, just below the head. That's why it's important to alternate between long and short strokes. You'll last longer, excite her, and get the extra stimulation you might other wise have missed banging it like a jackhammer.

Start before you hit the bedroom
you can draw out doing the deed by setting the stage hours in advance. Send him a naughty text early in the day—a line like "Save your energy....You're really gonna need it later" should do the trick. Then, while the two of you are out for dinner or drinks, reveal something sexy you want to try later and have him do the same. "Sharing your desires with each other ensures you're on the same page mentally (and later physically) and also helps you connect on an emotional level.Then seize the opportunity to unveil your plan for the rest of the evening. Tell him "Tonight I fully intend to take my time pleasing you." And if it's feasible, lay your hand on his thigh as you say it. "Physical contact stimulates the hormone oxytocin, which makes you feel happy, relaxed, and close to each other.

Instigate a sexy clothes tease
Instead of viewing clothes as obstacles that need to be shed ASAP, use them as seduction tools, Prolong the disrobing process by taking turns stripping off each other's bodies one by one. Lift the bottom of his shirt to expose his lower abs, and run your tongue all over it. Switch between tender moves and wild ones, like directing him to remove your underwear using only his teeth. You'll probably be so turned on by this point that you'll want to fast- forward to intercourse. Resist the temptation.

Get wet Together
Before hitting the sheets, lead him into the bathroom and indulge in a long shower. "The warm water relaxes you, priming you for more intense arousal. "Take your time massaging soap onto one another's bodies and shampooing each other's hair to awaken nerve endings." After getting all sudsy, embrace, and rub your hands over his back and butt, enjoying the slippery sensation of skin to-skin contact. Spend some time making out too.

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Saturday, September 5, 2009

Oz baby boomers still enjoy healthy sex lives


Oz baby boomers still enjoy healthy sex lives .Old age hasn t stopped Aussie baby boomers to enjoy a healthy sex life. A new survey has revealed that 40 per cent of men aged 75 to 79 said they were sexually active, and almost 30 per cent of men aged 80 to 84 had had sex in the past 12 months.

The good news is that sexual activity is enjoyed into advanced ages, The Age quoted Leon Flicker, professor of geriatric medicine at the University of Western Australia and lead author of the study, as saying. But if you ask young people if they think their grandparents have sex, they turn jaundiced, Flicker added.

The Health in Men Study also showed that 10 per cent of men in their 90s were still sexually active and 20 per cent of men aged 85 to 89. Professor Flicker said concerns that the men would be reluctant to answer questions on sex proved groundless. We had a lot of trepidation. But the men were quite open. With older people we often infantilise them and make assumptions. But they re often happy to discuss these issues and think it s important to do so, he said.

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Friday, September 4, 2009

Flirt with boss to avoid the axe!

Do you fear losing your job owing to the economic downturn? Well, then get into your best gear and start flirting with your boss, at least that's what a poll has suggested.
The new poll of 2,500 adults commissioned by Allianz Insurance revealed that workers are spending longer in the office, dressing smarter and flirting with their bosses to avoid redundancy.

Because of the credit crunch, six out of 10 people are worried about losing their job in 2009.

Thus, to save themselves from the axe looming over their head, 40 percent of office goers are working extra hours, making an effort to talk to senior colleagues and dressing more professionally.

In fact, some of them are even resorting to flirting with their boss to gain favour.

The poll revealed that workers in Gloucester were the most likely flirt to keep their jobs, with eight percent thinking of resorting to the tactic, compared to the national average of one percent.

However, 42 percent of those surveyed in UK, fear financial ruin if they became unemployed.

The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) predicted that this year, 1,600 people could lose their jobs every day.

"In July 2007, just 2.4% of employment-related calls concerned redundancy, rising to 36% in July 2008," Sky News quoted Mark Bishop, spokesman for Allianz Insurance, as saying.

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