Laws in sex

Laws in sex

1.The more beautiful the woman is who loves you, the easier it is to leave her with no hard feelings.

2.Nothing improves with age.

3.No matter how many times you've had it, if it's offered take it, because it'll never be quite the same again.

4.Sex has no calories.

5.Sex takes up the least amount of time and causes the most amount of trouble.

6.There is no remedy for sex but more sex.

7.Sex appeal is 50% what you've got and 50% what people think you've got.

8.No sex with anyone in the same office.

HOW TO SEDUCE WOMEN

HOW TO SEDUCE WOMEN

There are numerous techniques at your disposal to get a woman to go to bed with you.

Most women will tell you, however, that this is not true. I suppose that they don’t want us (men) to have the keys to the lock that opens up their coveted wares. But in this short article

I will share with you some information and techniques that will give you much, much better odds at getting any woman into bed.

To seduce a woman you will first need to understand her point of view and then proceed accordingly, not only to obtain your own objectives, but for your mutual satisfaction and fulfillment. Because women want to be seduced and they want to have sex as much as men, they just want it on their own terms.

The most important sexual organ you possess as a man is your mind. You must use your mental powers to arouse a woman and to handle her objections and fears to get her into bed.

Interior Female Sexual Anatomy Secrets

Interior Female Sexual Anatomy Secrets

Vagina:

The vagina is a tube shaped organ where the penis is inserted during sex (we all know this one!)

But what you might not know is that most of the nerve supply of the vagina to the lower 1/3, near the entrance.

In other words, the most sensitive area of a woman’s vagina is near the front.

On the other hand, the deeper 2/3 of the vagina contains almost no nerve endings…so…it’s insensitive to stimulation (a woman can tell you that she’ll have feelings of deep pressure though).

What does this mean to you?

External Female Sexual Anatomy

External Female Sexual Anatomy

The clitoris is a small, highly sensitive organ that is very important to female sexual response. You can almost think of it as a “mini-penis”.

There are 2 main parts to the clitoris (externally):

1. The shaft

2. The glans (or the clitoral head)

The glans is visible, sticking out like a small lump. The shaft disappears into the body beneath the clitoral hood, which is a layer of tissue that passes around the clitoris.

The clitoris varies in size for different women, much like penis size vary in men.

Female Sexual Anatomy and Other Erogenous Zones

Female Sexual Anatomy and Other Erogenous Zones

In this post you’ll learn:

• Female sexual body parts that are crucial to sexual pleasure, and where to find them

• Other body parts vital to arousal

The female sexual organs comprise one of the most intricate and sensitive nerve networks in the universe, and it’s yours for the discovering. In this chapter, we’re going to get up close and personal with the ins and outs of the female sexual anatomy and response.

I’ll break it down two different ways: namely, the external anatomy (vulva) and the internal anatomy (vagina). We’ll begin with the external structures, since it’s here that we’ll find that amazingly sensitive clitoris. The key to, arguably, just about every single orgasm any woman has.

The Oxytocin Factor

The Oxytocin Factor

Oxytocin is one of many chemicals that play a significant role in orgasm and sexual response. It’s a hormone that is secreted by the pituitary gland and cases muscle contractions and sensitizes the nerves. While oxytocin plays a part in our orgasms too, it’s believed that it’s even more important in a woman’s sexual pleasure.

Tips for the Woman in Your Life

Tips for the Woman in Your Life

Now I’d like to take a few moments to address the special woman in your life. You can invite her over to the screen, print out the page and tuck it into her briefcase or bring it up in your next sexual conversation…

1. Allow yourself to let go. Don’t feel selfish or sluttish; distracted or unworthy. Don’t tame or subdue yourself. Don’t hold anything back!

2. Don’t feel afraid to get a little verbal. Quit biting your tongue or holding your breath. Let go and moan, groan or sigh if you want to. Don’t force it or get too theatrical, but the man in your life will love to hear the sounds of your pleasure escaping your lips.

Instructional guide on how to give women orgasms

Instructional guide on how to give women orgasms

One of the main things that make this blog so much better than all of those other sex blogs is that I’ll take you through a two-step approach that addresses the whole sexual experience, instead of merely a portion.

The two aspects that this manual is going to focus upon are:

1. Strategy (the mindset and overall framework of the female orgasm)

2. Tactics (techniques and the “how to’s”)

Why Don’t We Know More Female Orgasms?

Why Don’t We Know More Female Orgasms?

Truth of the matter is, most guys don’t have a clue about female orgasms.

Most men simply aren’t getting a quality sexual education.

If you want to be a plumber, you simply go to a trade school, graduate, and POOF! –you’re a plumber. Why can’t it be that simply when it comes to becoming an excellent, satisfying lover?

Where did you learn about sex? Whispering with your buddies over contraband cigarettes and alcohol? Stumbling upon your Dad’s stash of pornographic movies and magazines? Those ridiculous “sex ed. classes” they gave in school?

The Elusive Female Orgasm secrets

The Elusive Female Orgasm secrets

Knowing you’ve made a woman cum is supremely satisfying, but not nearly as wonderful and amazing as the orgasm your lover is experiencing. Unfortunately, it’s nearly impossible to explain.

Masters and Johnson’s, a leading sexual authority, after many interviews with countless women, described it like this:

“Women often describe the sensations of an orgasm as beginning with a momentary sense of suspension, quickly followed by an intensely pleasurable feeling that usually begins at the clitoris and rapidly spreads throughout the pelvis. The physical sensations of the genitals are often described as warm, electric, or tingly, and these usually spread throughout the body. Finally, most women feel muscle contractions in their vagina and lower pelvis, often described as “pelvic throbbing.”’