Make 2022 the best year in bed by using sex tricks like the frog pose, eating blueberries & not kissing for 5 mins 0 607

FAILED at your New Year resolutions already? You are not alone.

Research shows more than a third of people who make these promises to themselves do not stick it out beyond the end of January.

Getty – ContributorThis year could be your sexiest ever – with a little help from our carnal calendar[/caption]

And abiding by a gruelling diet or exercise plan can be challenging in the chilly weather – especially with Blue Monday, the most depressing day of the year, arriving after this weekend.

So why not plan for pleasure instead?

This year could be your sexiest ever – with a little help from our carnal calendar.

From the clocks going back in March to the extra bank holidays, every date is an opportunity for passion, says sexpert Kate Taylor.

Here. she reveals all to Katy Docherty.

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January

SEXERCISE

THIS month, cash in on your short-lived enthusiasm for fitness by focusing on exercises that will boost your sex life instead.

For example, yoga will improve your bendiness and send more blood flowing to your important bits.

Try the Frog pose by resting on your elbows while opening up your knees and hips on the ground.

In the gym, a simple plank position works deep core muscles that are vital for ­sexual stamina.

And, according to Harvard researchers, regular swims can add years to your sex life.

Whatever you do, work out with your partner and get hot during your cool-downs.

February

GET SMOOCHY

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THERE’S a time and a place for wham-bam action – but it’s not February.

Valentine’s Night is the time to catch all the feels.

To make sex intimate rather than passionate, you need to INCREASE eye contact, DECREASE your speed, and MAXIMISE body contact.

Make your movements slow and sensuous rather than frenzied.

Stroke each other slowly until every inch of your skin is tingling, and keep your faces close so you can kiss as much as possible.

Try a slow girl-on-top sesh, and maintain eye contact while you move.

At the final moment, kiss.

March

SPEED THINGS UP

Getty – ContributorThe clocks go back in March so you get an hour less in bed, making it the perfect moment to finally master the quickie[/caption]

THE clocks go back this month so you get an hour less in bed, making it the perfect moment to finally master the quickie.

Fast and furious sex can be unfulfilling for women because we typically need ten minutes MORE action than fellas to reach climax.

So you need to put the time in before you start.

Try exchanging ever-steamier sexts throughout the day, or warm up first with a toy. Try the Lelo Mia 2 (£69, Amazon).

Then adopt a super-deep position that gives maximum stimulation, like the Quick-stand.

Your partner stands behind you, holding on to your hips. You bend forward, touch-ing your fingertips to the floor.

April

MOOD FOODS

STEP away from the Easter eggs. Eating foods high in sugar can cause your libido to crash, because excess weight messes up your hormonal balance.

Instead, this month adopt a diet that will send your sex drive sky-rocketing.

AVOID sugar, processed foods and saturated fats. As well as causing stress and anxiety, processed foods can affect your energy levels and leave you feeling body-conscious.

EMBRACE foods high in magnes-ium (nuts, leafy veg and seeds) to regulate your hormones.

Add in zinc to boost sperm health (oysters, pumpkin seeds) and finish with fresh foods that naturally raise your feel-good hormone dopamine (blueberries, avocado and asparagus).

May

BONK HOLIDAY

Getty – ContributorIn May practise edging (aka peaking, surfing or denying) to increase your orgasm strength[/caption]

ONE way to increase your orgasm strength is to practise edging (aka peaking, surfing or denying).

That’s when you stimulate yourself and/or your partner until you are almost (but not quite) at the point of climax – and then stop.

Wait for the feelings to calm down, then start again.

Edging is fun to try by yourself but it’s especially enlightening and enjoyable with your partner.

By teasing each other almost to the point of no return, you learn each other’s cues and giveaways, making you sexual mind-readers.

You also both remain in a tantalising state of arousal over a much longer session.

June

FLIRTY FOREPLAY

FOREPLAY is the most important part of your sex life.

But it’s also often the first thing to go once you are settled into an established relationship.

A survey published in the Journal Of Sex Research found that the average foreplay session lasts just 11 minutes.

This month, you could perhaps try to double that.

Spend five minutes just kissing before you have even taken your tops off.

Kissing increases your heart rate, boosts your natural lubrication and strengthens erections.

Then spend ten minutes massaging each other, with teasing touches that skim over the naughty bits.

Next, move on to third base for five minutes.

And only attempt a home run when you’re both squirming around with lust.

July

DO IT EVERY DAY

Getty – ContributorTake the challenge in July to have sex, or at least a very intimate encounter, with each other every day this month[/caption]

COUPLES have more sex in July than during other months of the year, according to a survey by Lovehoney.

Take that as a challenge and aim to have sex, or at least a very intimate encounter, with each other every day this month.

Regular sex is a great stress-reliever. It promotes intimacy, lowers blood pressure and even increases your self-esteem.

Don’t aim for nightly marathons. Instead, mix in a few before-work quickies with some mutual self-pleasure sessions.

Even slipping naked together under a blanket on the sofa to watch TV can increase your oxytocin levels (the natural bonding hormone) and help you feel more affectionate and trusting of each other

August

GET HOT & HEAVY

Getty – ContributorIn August make a splash with some wet-and-wild fun by snogging in the shower[/caption]

WHEN the weather heats up, your sex life can wilt unless you make some sexy swaps.

FORGET bed bonking. Heat rises and, if upstairs, your room will be too steamy.
Instead, head to cooler downstairs rooms, such as the kitchen (use that tiled floor) or sitting room.

Make a SPLASH with some wet-and-wild fun by snogging in the shower. Or take a sexy spin in a hot tub or gardening paddling pool, if you have one.

To keep air circulating, get into positions that aren’t so up-close and personal.
Swap Spoons for the Fork (she lies back with legs wide to either side, he enters from the top).

September

BACK TO SEX SCHOOL

ENROL in online sex education to understand your own body, get to grips with your partner’s or improve your relationship.

Try these: 

Shush Life: Online courses for women and couples about orgasms, oral sex and libido from sex shop Sh! (£35. shushlife. com/courses).

LoveHoney on YouTube: Fun, free videos on everything from underwear to handiwork.

Roadmap To Intimacy: Created by sex therapists, this online class for couples aims to boost emotional and physical intimacy. (£120, theintimacy         institute.org).

October

COSTUME PARTY

GettyCostumes, wigs and characters are the easiest ways to refresh your sex life and add excitement[/caption]

IF you’re not using Halloween as an excuse for a steamy role-play session then I’m sorry to say you’re just not TRYING.

Costumes, wigs and characters are the easiest ways to refresh your sex life and add excitement.

Try to become a character unlike your normal self, as a chance to explore more of your own sexuality.

For example, if you are usually submissive in bed, adopt a bolder personality like Wonder Woman or Bridgerton’s Duke of Hastings, so you can play at “dominating” your partner.

November

FEEL FIREWORKS

FULL-body orgasms are explosive climaxes you feel as waves of energy flowing through your whole body.

They’re elusive but certain techniques can help you to get there.

First, always make sure to practise whole-body stimulation. Work on at least two or three body parts at the same time (for example, boobs + bits + bum, or legs + bits + kissing).

Ensure that you breathe deeply, because shallow breathing can minimise your energy.

Keep your whole body moving during sex.

And be vocal – the louder you are with your voice, the easier it is for your energy to build up to a huge release.

December

ROCK THEIR STOCKING

AlamyIn December give your partner and yourself gifts that will keep your sex life sizzling for another 12 months[/caption]

GIVE your partner (and, let’s be honest, yourself) gifts that will keep your sex life sizzling for another 12 months.

Try a couple’s vibrator, such as the Dame Eva II (£79, currentbody.com), that the woman wears during sex to receive thrilling hands-free stimulation.

Or a sex game that will reveal all your saucy secrets: Sexy Truth Or Dare (£14, uncommongoods.com).

A kinky pillow (£11.99, Amazon) will ensure G-spot tingles every time, and is inflatable so you can take it to the in-laws.

And invest in quality lubricant like Cult Beauty Intimate Lubricating Drops (£22, cultbeauty.co.uk).

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Managing Relationships While Working in the Adult Industry 0 150

Navigating romantic relationships can be complex, and this complexity often intensifies when one or both partners are involved in the adult industry. In this guide, we’ll explore practical strategies for maintaining healthy relationships, fostering open communication, and addressing challenges that may arise when one’s profession involves adult entertainment.

1. Open Communication:

Communication is the foundation of any healthy relationship, especially when working in the adult industry. Establishing open and honest communication channels helps build trust and understanding between partners.

Example: Provide communication tips, such as setting aside dedicated time for discussions, creating a judgment-free zone, and actively listening to each other’s concerns.

2. Establishing Boundaries:

Clearly defining and respecting boundaries is crucial for both partners. Discussing comfort levels, expectations, and limits ensures that both individuals feel secure in the relationship.

Example: Offer guidance on how to have constructive conversations about boundaries, emphasizing the importance of mutual consent and compromise.

3. Building a Support System:

Developing a robust support system is essential. This includes friends, family, or colleagues who understand and respect the nature of the profession and can offer support during challenging times.

Example: Share stories of couples who have successfully built strong support systems and provide tips on how to nurture these networks.

4. Trust and Transparency:

Trust is a cornerstone of any relationship but becomes even more critical when working in the adult industry. Being transparent about one’s work and addressing concerns promptly helps foster trust between partners.

Example: Illustrate the positive outcomes of trust-building actions, such as being open about work schedules, discussing potential challenges, and offering reassurance.

5. Educating Partners:

Sometimes, misunderstandings arise due to lack of knowledge. Educating partners about the adult industry, its dynamics, and dispelling common myths can promote a better understanding of the profession.

Example: Create a guide for individuals to share with their partners, explaining the realities of the adult industry, emphasizing the consensual nature of the work, and addressing misconceptions.

6. Coping with External Judgments:

Working in the adult industry often comes with societal stigma. Discuss strategies for coping with external judgments and maintaining a strong sense of self-worth within the relationship.

Example: Share empowering stories of individuals who have successfully navigated societal stigma, emphasizing self-love and resilience.

7. Seeking Professional Guidance:

Relationships can benefit from professional guidance. Encouraging couples to seek counseling or therapy when faced with challenges can provide a neutral space for communication and support.

Example: Highlight success stories of couples who have sought therapy to strengthen their relationship and provide resources for finding qualified professionals.

8. Planning for the Future:

Discussing future plans is vital for any couple. Addressing long-term goals, such as career transitions or family planning, helps both partners feel secure and invested in the relationship.

Example: Offer advice on creating a shared vision for the future, navigating career changes, and making joint decisions that align with both partners’ aspirations.

Conclusion:

Successfully managing relationships while working in the adult industry requires a combination of open communication, trust-building, and a proactive approach to addressing challenges. By fostering understanding, establishing clear boundaries, and seeking support when needed, couples can build strong, resilient relationships that thrive despite the unique demands of the profession. Remember, every relationship is unique, and adapting these strategies to suit individual needs is key to a fulfilling and supportive partnership.

Understanding and Navigating the World of Online Adult Content 0 151

The internet has transformed the way we access and consume information, including adult content. Navigating this vast and often complex digital landscape requires understanding, responsibility, and respect. In this guide, we’ll explore key aspects of online adult content, helping you make informed choices while ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.

1. Diverse Platforms and Formats:

Online adult content is not confined to a single platform or format. From websites and streaming services to interactive content, understanding the variety available is essential.

Example: Differentiate between mainstream adult websites, premium subscription services, and emerging interactive platforms, providing a glimpse into the diverse options.

2. Privacy and Security:

Respecting privacy is crucial when engaging with adult content online. This includes understanding the importance of secure connections, anonymous browsing, and being mindful of personal data.

Example: Provide tips on using virtual private networks (VPNs), secure payment methods, and the importance of reading privacy policies on adult websites.

3. Responsible Consumption:

Consuming adult content responsibly involves being aware of ethical considerations. This includes consent, avoiding illegal content, and understanding the potential impact on relationships.

Example: Share stories or case studies illustrating the importance of responsible consumption and the potential consequences of engaging with non-consensual or illegal content.

4. Age Verification and Restrictions:

Most countries have regulations regarding the access to adult content, often requiring age verification. Understanding and complying with these regulations is vital for legal and ethical reasons.

Example: Provide a step-by-step guide on age verification processes on different platforms and emphasize the importance of adherence to legal requirements.

5. Impact on Mental Health:

Consuming adult content can have varying effects on mental health. It’s crucial to be aware of the potential impact and seek support if needed.

Example: Discuss the potential consequences of excessive consumption, addiction, or unrealistic expectations, and provide resources for mental health support.

6. Consent and Ethical Production:

Understanding the concept of consent extends to the production of adult content. Ethical consumption involves supporting platforms and creators that prioritize the well-being and consent of performers.

Example: Showcase initiatives or platforms that prioritize ethical production, emphasize performer rights, and provide fair compensation.

7. Balancing Fantasies with Reality:

Distinguishing between fantasy and reality is important when consuming adult content. Developing a healthy perspective on sexuality involves recognizing the difference between scripted entertainment and real-life relationships.

Example: Share anecdotes or expert opinions on how to maintain a balanced view of sexuality and relationships while consuming adult content.

8. Community and Education:

Online communities and educational resources play a role in promoting healthy discussions about adult content. Engaging with like-minded individuals and staying informed contributes to a positive online experience.

Example: Highlight reputable online forums or educational platforms where individuals can learn more about various aspects of adult content, share experiences, and ask questions.

Conclusion:

Navigating the world of online adult content requires a balanced approach, combining awareness, responsibility, and respect. By understanding the diverse landscape, prioritizing privacy and security, and promoting ethical consumption, individuals can ensure a positive and consensual online experience. Remember, responsible engagement contributes to a healthier digital environment for both consumers and content creators alike.

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