He Comes Next: The Thinking Woman's Guide To Pleasuring A Man

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Moving down, we reach the perineum and then the anus. Both areas are protected by nature and biology, but due to societal taboos surrounding these regions of the body, they can be guarded as well. However, both have sensitive nerve endings that feel great when stimulated. In fact, just two inches inside is a male G-spot that provides immense sexual gratification when stimulated properly. Big Idea #2: The sexual difficulties and anxieties of men are perpetuated by being far too penis-centric. Men instinctively protect their genitals from pain. If a guy has to get up in the middle of the night and there are things he might bump into, he’ll naturally be careful about it. As we saw in the previous key point, there are a number of factors that affect the amount of sex you have. Big Idea #3: Desire is the key to keeping sex interesting and fresh.

No one wants to have bad sex, but many men have likely never experienced just how great sex can be once they give up control, take the focus off the male member and relax. So dive in and find out how you can reignite passionate sparks, feel a deeper connection to your partner and get the most out of your sex life. The testicles are a sensitive area of the body. They will curl up closer to the body during sexual arousal. Take time to snuggle up and let the embrace sink in until both of you feel that comforting warmth of the emotional bond being nurtured again.In this article, you will learn how to get your man off using a combination of hormones and techniques. Big Idea #1: The pelvic area is a highly guarded area – both physiologically and psychologically. The pelvic area of a man’s body is an incredibly sensitive region, both physiologically and psychologically. This is the idea that sex revolves solely around a man’s penis and the act of penetration – an inaccurate way to think about sex which has led to many problems.

In this book, the author looks at the male sexual appetite and how to satisfy it in the best way. He provides guidelines for men who have learned bad habits from self-gratification and gives them a better experience. Many men struggle with sexual difficulties and anxieties, and one key reason for this is the “intercourse-discourse” that we have adopted. We’ve also seen that drugs such as Viagra, created as a response to male anxiety concerning bed-room performance, have ironically only heightened those same anxieties.He’ll do this even if he’s half-asleep! Because self-protection, as well as sexual arousal, is all about physiology and instinctive reflexes.