Sex Position: The Ultimate Guide for Couples with Spectacular Sex Positions. Revitalize your Sex Life and Increase Libido, Tantric Sex, Dirty Talk and Kama Sutra.

By Alison Kinsey

Uncover a treasure trove of game-changing bedroom tactics, transform your sex life and discover how to drive your lover wild in bed with the ultimate guide to mindblowing sex!

 

Are you currently struggling with uninspiring and lackluster sex life? Do you often find that your lover is often unwilling to initiate sex or is uninterested when you try to initiate? Has "sexy times" with your partner become more of a task to be completed that something you both enjoy?

 

If your answer is yes to any of these questions, then this guide is just what you need to revitalize your sex life!

 

In this guide, Alison Kinsey skips the fluff and filler and hands you the only bedroom playbook you need to learn how to harness your sexual energy for spectacular and incredible sex. From dealing with sexual guilt to mindblowing sex positions, you'll discover all you need to bring back the fire and passion to your love life.

 

Among the game-changing bedroom tips contained in this guide, you're going to discover:

• Common myths about sex and orgasm that are false and you need to discard right now
• The different types of female orgasms and surefire ways to help you or your partner achieve each of them
• The 7 rules of seduction you must follow if you want to improve your chances of snagging your dream partner
• A surefire blueprint to give your partner the best foreplay ever and get close to climax even before sex
• The importance of physical intimacy and how it can greatly improve your sex life
• A crash guide to everything you need to know to unleash the full power of tantric sex
• How to spice up your sex life by indulging in your sexual fantasies and fetishes
• Over 10 of the very best sex positions that are guaranteed to maximize both you and your partner's pleasure
• ...and tons more!

Brimming with loads of proven bedroom tips, techniques and tactics, Sex Positions is the only guide that will get you started on your way to a much hotter sex life filled with passion, fire, and of course, lots and lots of orgasms!

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Alison Kinsey
• Release date: Dec 25, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393716556

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Introduction

Hundreds of books, publications, videos, and websites give you endless insights into sexual preliminaries, positions, and techniques, but they tend to avoid fundamental structural problems and play down what seems to be the ideal ending of sex–orgasm for both partners. There is an underlying belief that lovers have discovered this part.

This couples’ sex guide will help most relationships. Understand that sex can become repetitive and even boring if you are in a relationship for a long time. Why? Mostly because we do not incorporate sexual diversity into our relationships, so we seldom have great sex during marriage or long-term relationships.

This sex guide will help you to figure out how to make sex exciting and fun again. We all know how sex was when we entered a new relationship. When you made love, it was like a new adventure to explore the body of your partner. When we don't proactively improve sex, sex becomes routine. Routine may be a part of humanity, but it is not how we expect our sex lives to be, let's be rational.

Sex in the same place, sex in the same way, with the same foreplay, and the same climax year after year is how sex gets routine and it’s a big reason why sex is less frequent among couples. Exploring this couples’ sex guide can be a perfect way to rip your routine and get some excitement back into your relationship.

Penis-in-vagina sex most often produces a male orgasm, but only occasionally produces a female orgasm. This is because the clitoris position hinders most women from becoming responsive, sufficient, and sustained during intercourse stimulation. Making love in forms that please both partners is neither simple nor apparent–it does not happen naturally.

Historians warn us that the default mode for sex was male pleasure and female disappointment over the centuries. Most societies exhorted men to give their partners sexual gratification and even assured them their companions would not become pregnant if they did not have orgasms, but precise instructions were not given to stimulate the clitoris during intercourse.

A persistent myth was that penetrative sex alone should produce an orgasm for women, preferably in the same instant as men's; simultaneous orgasms were often praised as the ultimate loving achievement, but without particular information given about how to accomplish it. While today we understand human anatomy in a more sophisticated way, this assumption remains one of several reasons why a large percentage of women fake orgasms during penetrative sex.

Love that is incomplete for a wife or girlfriend does not hold value and sows seeds of unhappiness and grief in a relationship. There has been a great deal of debate on sexless marriages in recent years, and usually, the finger is pointed at fatigue in two-career households, male resentment over women with more control, and insufficient sex strategy. But it is not a problem to find ways for busy couples to be less tired; analyze the sources of men's wrath; or use better foreplay, exotic positions, and sex toys.

Most couples who begin with a strong sexual relationship will find they get fed up with sex over the years, do not make love as often or as long as they used to, and don't get in the mood at the same time as their partner. Most sex advisory literature creates the impression that in long-term relationships sexual diversity, spontaneity, and athleticism are the ways of keeping passion alive. That is not completely wrong.

A strong relationship of love is the key to long-term sexual happiness, and it provides an impactful and mutually satisfactory way of bringing both the man and the woman to orgasm. Over the years, couples have discovered three successful approaches: first, separate orgasms with a woman’s orgasm either before or after actual penetrative sex; secondly, the woman rubbing her clitoris during sex; and thirdly, a man touching the clitoris of his partner during penetrative sex. These three methods reliably lead the woman to orgasm while making love; the second and the third will yield concurrent or almost concurrent orgasms.

Chapter 1: Orgasm

The orgasm is the culmination of a sexual relationship, a climax that produces a pleasant feeling of a sudden release of accumulated tension from the moment when the excitement phase begins. It is at that moment that a series of intense muscle spasms are generated that are highly pleasing, which helps promote the release of endorphins that occur simultaneously. 

Women experience orgasm in different ways, but usually, this is characterized by the fact that the acceleration of heartrate, breathing, and blood pressure reach their highest level and the vagina, uterus, anus, and muscles along the pelvic bones contract between five and ten times at intervals of less than one second. However, some women may feel orgasm throughout their body and even get multiple orgasms. 

In the case of men, we must bear in mind that ejaculation and orgasm are not the same. You can ejaculate without experiencing orgasm. As in women, with orgasm, heartrate, breathing, and blood pressure are accelerated to the maximum, and muscle contractions occur in the pelvic area, as well as the prostate and seminal vesicles to produce the expulsion of the semen. 

The orgasm lasts only a few moments and then enters what is known as the resolution phase in which there is a general relaxation of the whole body, normalization of blood circulation and breathing, and with it a feeling of great placidity, tiredness, and even lethargy. 

The lack of control over ejaculation, as in the case of premature ejaculation, can make a man unable to reach orgasm. Similarly, many women confess not to reach it regularly and even never (anorgasmia). It is very important that the couple talks about it because experimentation and information can improve their sexual practice as well as learn to control ejaculation in the case of the man and enhance excitement in the woman. Couple’s therapy can be a good option to solve this sexual dysfunction. 

How Are Male And Female Orgasms Different? 

The female orgasm 

Contractions start at 0.8-second intervals and their number can vary greatly, decreasing after intensity, duration, and frequency. More than a localized response in the pelvis, it is a total response of the organism. Imagination is directly related to orgasm, the brain has a lot to do with it. With the penetration, the entire vulvar pyramid is mobilized synchronously and the G-spot and the clitoris are stimulated. Every woman has the physical ability to experience orgasms. 

These are the symptoms of female orgasm: 

• Greater increase