Kinky Sex 101

Every day I get hundreds of DMs from guys, and the biggest question I get from them is along these lines: “Help me! My woman’s sex drive is non-existent. How do I boost her libido so that she wants to have sex more often?” They want to know: - Is there a pill to boost her libido? - Is there a physical technique they should use that will magically turn her on? - How come they buy her flowers/gifts often, but she still doesn’t want sex. Why isn’t this working? All these questions are coming at the issue of low libido from the wrong angle. They assume that libido should look the same in women and men and that, if it doesn’t, it’s because women have low libido. They also shift the focus to medications rather than taking care of the relationship and sexual needs that can boost sex drive for women (and men!). And many of these things are psychological. You may have even heard that cheesy phrase that the brain is the biggest sex organ in women. Well, it’s true. Read T ake Me Right Here; M...

When it comes to sex positions, preferences vary widely. However, surveys and discussions about sexual satisfaction consistently show that one position divides opinion more than most: the  69 sex position . While often portrayed as adventurous and mutually pleasurable, many adults report that it’s surprisingly difficult to enjoy in practice. If you’ve ever wondered why 69 doesn’t always live up to the hype, this guide breaks it down clearly  and shows you how to improve your experience. What Is the 69 Sex Position? The 69 position involves two partners performing oral sex on each other simultaneously. In theory, it promises double pleasure. In reality, it introduces a challenge that many people struggle with: Trying to give and receive pleasure at the same time. And that’s where the problem starts. The Core Issue: Multitasking During Intimacy One of the biggest reasons people dislike the 69 position is simple: it splits attention. Sexual pleasure often requires: Focus Relaxati...

Most guys never consider this one because it’s not a physical sex technique or position, but it’s by far the single most important sex tip I can give you when it comes to turning your girl on and having better sex. Obviously, as a guy, it feels nice to be desired by your partner, but… When you make your girl feel desired and wanted, it makes her crazy horny for you, even if you have yet to improve your sex skills. Making her feel deeply desired and sexy will turn her into a sex craving monster. If you are unsure of how well this technique works, just read Sexually Owning Her; From Seduction, Foreplay, Peak Arousal to Penetration Techniques . The main story can always be summed up in the same way: The only caveat to technique is that she must already be somewhat attracted to you first. Women aren’t turned on by stalkers and losers! So how do you make her feel desirable? While I cover the techniques you should use in more detail in the guide Take Me Right Here; Making Your Woman Do Anyth...

  When it comes to sex positions, preferences vary widely. However, surveys and discussions about sexual satisfaction consistently show that one position divides opinion more than most: the  69 sex position . While often portrayed as adventurous and mutually pleasurable, many adults report that it’s surprisingly difficult to enjoy in practice. If you’ve ever wondered why 69 doesn’t always live up to the hype, this guide breaks it down clearly  and shows you how to improve your experience. What Is the 69 Sex Position? The 69 position involves two partners performing oral sex on each other simultaneously. In theory, it promises double pleasure. In reality, it introduces a challenge that many people struggle with: Trying to give and receive pleasure at the same time. And that’s where the problem starts. The Core Issue: Multitasking During Intimacy One of the biggest reasons people dislike the 69 position is simple: it splits attention. Sexual pleasure often requires: Focus R...

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