6 tips to invite you to have sex

• April 24, 2024

Expression of emotions or response to a biological need, having sex can have a meaning and value that goes beyond what is conceived for the physical and mental health of a person.

According to the anthropologist and biologist, Helen Fisher , the benefits of having sex can lead to improve the confidence and self-esteem of an individual; as well as the release of stress since it is an excellent exercise that triggers the production of dopamine which provides a sense of well-being.

However, how to start a meeting? It does not matter if you are a virgin, inexperienced or timid, at first it is difficult, and even tell the couple that you want to be intimate. Thus, GetQoralHealth gives you six tips that will help you invite him to sin:

1. Decide what kind of sexual relationship you are willing to explore. The word "sex" covers a large field. Are you interested in sex? In oral sex? In mutual masturbation? Determine the limits in advance so that, when you address the issue with your partner, you can be sure that both have the same tastes.

2. Private place. Establish a romantic atmosphere, try to make the lighting soft. Everything helps to address the issue easier. It all helps in making the issue easier and more pleasant.

3. Wait until the time is right. If you are having dinner in your house, you can approach, lean and whisper in your ear that you want to have sex at that precise moment with him. Find the occasion.

4. Physically you can show him what you want. If you do not get the words that haunt your mind, guide your hands and your body. Again, this is the best method if you are sure that he wants the same as you.

5. Make sure you know how to use a condom or condom. Never take for granted that your partner knows or is informed about contraceptives.

6. Do not worry if you do not know exactly what to do. You can always jokingly ask your partner about everything you would like to do (you put the limits in advance).

Remember, everything in the sexual field is allowed as long as there is respect and trust between the couple. Enjoy your sexuality!
 

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