1-Not to the monologues about orgasmConcentrate all your energies for the sexual encounter on the orgasm, only to obstruct the path to it. Therefore, eradicate phrases like 'have you finished?', 'how much is left?' and 'are you done?' from your vocabulary. The more you focus on enjoying the moment, the better the results will be.
2-Don't get sentimental. The bed is not a divan. It's not the right place to talk about deep feelings or express all your fears. Avoid turning it into a confessional and, if you feel like expressing how you feel, go ahead, but be careful not to overdo it by confessing that you've fallen in love at first sight or that you'd like to have a child at that exact moment. Time will tell.
3-Don't compareRegardless of whether you find yourself in the position of the one comparing or the one being compared, both positions will be uncomfortable and ruin any sexual encounter. Don't compare, don't involve ex-partners or experiences. They won't bring anything good to this encounter, which is unique and belongs to those who are there.
4-For them: golden rule of courtesyRegardless of whether 'size matters', there are things that aren't said. Making reference to the proper use of the member, regardless of size; it will be a devastating comment for your partner that could even lead to their impossible functioning. Better not talk about certain things.5- It doesn't matter what titles or future projects are. The sexual moment is a space for the couple to focus on enjoying themselves. Future plans and doubts about the title this relationship has or will have, will only obscure passion and hinder your ability to enjoy it.
6-Don't ask for permission, let yourself be takenAsk about good or bad performance only reveals personal insecurity that is not attractive to our partner. Avoid any type of question like: 'Do you like this?', 'Is it okay like this?' 'Shall I continue?'. Be sure if something doesn't please your partner, they will let you know.
7-BrasshoundsSilence, don't think you're the best or the best. Positioning yourself as a fatal man or woman will be counterproductive to meeting someone else, who will feel uncomfortable with someone who thinks they are the best. Besides, you risk that the other person won't perceive you that way and it will be an embarrassing situation for you. Don't talk so much about yourself, and listen more. If you're really that good, they'll tell you.
8-I respect above allIf the other doesn't want it, don't insist. There's no one more annoying than someone who keeps asking for what they want without noticing that it's not what the other wants. A relationship has to be built by two people coming together. Let it flow, respect your partner and don't insist on what the other doesn't want.Page 9Leave your complexes outside the bed, along with the clothesIt's common, especially among women, for complexes to appear when undressing, which can become a major obstacle to enjoying sexual relations. Don't let them enter your bed. Think that if the other person is by your side, it's because they desire you just as you are. This way of thinking will help you gain more confidence in yourself and fully enjoy.
10-The moment of goodbye: Are you leaving? Shall I call you a taxi? While it's common for casual relationships to be lived as such, it's convenient when saying goodbye to have the necessary delicacy not to bother the other person. To do so, try to avoid phrases like 'shall I call you a taxi?' or 'were you already leaving?'... Goodbye, that's all!
2-Don't get sentimental. The bed is not a divan. It's not the right place to talk about deep feelings or express all your fears. Avoid turning it into a confessional and, if you feel like expressing how you feel, go ahead, but be careful not to overdo it by confessing that you've fallen in love at first sight or that you'd like to have a child at that exact moment. Time will tell.
3-Don't compareRegardless of whether you find yourself in the position of the one comparing or the one being compared, both positions will be uncomfortable and ruin any sexual encounter. Don't compare, don't involve ex-partners or experiences. They won't bring anything good to this encounter, which is unique and belongs to those who are there.
4-For them: golden rule of courtesyRegardless of whether 'size matters', there are things that aren't said. Making reference to the proper use of the member, regardless of size; it will be a devastating comment for your partner that could even lead to their impossible functioning. Better not talk about certain things.5- It doesn't matter what titles or future projects are. The sexual moment is a space for the couple to focus on enjoying themselves. Future plans and doubts about the title this relationship has or will have, will only obscure passion and hinder your ability to enjoy it.
6-Don't ask for permission, let yourself be takenAsk about good or bad performance only reveals personal insecurity that is not attractive to our partner. Avoid any type of question like: 'Do you like this?', 'Is it okay like this?' 'Shall I continue?'. Be sure if something doesn't please your partner, they will let you know.
7-BrasshoundsSilence, don't think you're the best or the best. Positioning yourself as a fatal man or woman will be counterproductive to meeting someone else, who will feel uncomfortable with someone who thinks they are the best. Besides, you risk that the other person won't perceive you that way and it will be an embarrassing situation for you. Don't talk so much about yourself, and listen more. If you're really that good, they'll tell you.
8-I respect above allIf the other doesn't want it, don't insist. There's no one more annoying than someone who keeps asking for what they want without noticing that it's not what the other wants. A relationship has to be built by two people coming together. Let it flow, respect your partner and don't insist on what the other doesn't want.Page 9Leave your complexes outside the bed, along with the clothesIt's common, especially among women, for complexes to appear when undressing, which can become a major obstacle to enjoying sexual relations. Don't let them enter your bed. Think that if the other person is by your side, it's because they desire you just as you are. This way of thinking will help you gain more confidence in yourself and fully enjoy.
10-The moment of goodbye: Are you leaving? Shall I call you a taxi? While it's common for casual relationships to be lived as such, it's convenient when saying goodbye to have the necessary delicacy not to bother the other person. To do so, try to avoid phrases like 'shall I call you a taxi?' or 'were you already leaving?'... Goodbye, that's all!
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