Aphrodisiacs and Erogenous Zones

By Ingrid M Taylor

Are you looking to elevate your sex life to a whole new level? Do you want to discover the secrets of natural and psychological aphrodisiacs, as well as learn to explore the erogenous zones in men and women? Allow me to introduce you to "Aphrodisiacs and Erogenous Zones: Discover the Path to a Full Intimate Life."

This book is a complete guide that will immerse you in the fascinating world of sexual desire, libido and pleasure. We will explore how to increase your libido naturally, using aphrodisiacs that Mother Nature has provided us. From foods and herbs to psychological techniques, you'll discover how to awaken your senses and fuel your inner passion.

In addition, I will take you by the hand to discover the erogenous zones and what they generate in men and women. You will learn the techniques and secrets to stimulate these sensitive areas and provide indescribable pleasure to your partner. From the clitoris and G-spot to male pleasure points, I'll teach you how to unleash the maximum potential of these fiery buttons, so you can achieve intense and satisfying sexual experiences.

But that is not all. This book also shows you how to build and maintain an intimate and fulfilling life as a couple. We'll explore the dynamics of effective sexual communication, the importance of emotional connection, and how to keep the spark alive in a long-term relationship. You'll get practical tips for cultivating a satisfying sex life and maintaining a deep connection with your partner in love.

Additionally, we will address the concepts of rough sex and tantra. You will learn how to explore new dimensions of pleasure, breaking barriers and discovering new ways to enjoy sex. From intense and passionate sexual practices to the art of tantra, I will guide you through techniques and tips to take your sex life to a whole new level.

"Aphrodisiacs and Erogenous Zones" is much more than a book about sexual pleasure. It is an invitation to explore your own sexuality and discover everything you are capable of experiencing. It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or an expert on the subject, this book will take you by the hand and reveal secrets that will change your sex life forever.

Don't miss the opportunity to discover the secrets of passion, intimacy and pleasure. Get your copy of "Aphrodisiacs and Erogenous Zones" right now and begin your journey towards a full and satisfying intimate life!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Editorial Anuket
• Release date: Dec 14, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223480624

Book preview

Chapter 1

marital intimacy

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Why isn't the sex that erotic movies offer us part of a long-term marriage? Why does sex often fail to meet our expectations? Why do so many relationships break up due to alleged sexual incompatibilities? Why can't love and sex always go hand in hand?

Freud would be happy to answer these questions. He claimed that human behavior is more often determined by repressed sexual needs than we think; the unconscious, the refuge of our desires, always struggles to rise to the surface and achieve pleasure.

In turn, the father of psychology affirmed that most of the sexual needs that we recognize arise from unsatisfied expectations that have nothing to do with sex. Our homes become battlefields where unbridled intimacy flourishes; or, on the contrary, in cold and silent temples.

Sometimes we have sex when we really lack tenderness, intimacy, or companionship, or we avoid sex out of boredom, anger, or stress... At the same time, sex does not have magical powers to satisfy all needs, it is simply... sex, a meeting of bodies that achieve some momentary satisfaction.

We confuse sexual problems with emotional problems, condemn ourselves for repeating the same mistakes over and over again, and salvageable relationships fall apart as a result.

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What is sex without sex?

When you feel depressed, disappointed, lonely, or angry after sex, you blame it on your partner or on your impotence. The cause? You may have been having sex for the wrong reasons. Sex gives us physical and mental pleasure, when we respond spontaneously and naturally to sexual needs, so sex is a source of satisfaction and fulfillment.

Unfortunately, carnal love is often overwhelmed by inappropriate desires, such as the need to be calm and secure during intercourse, to feel more masculine or feminine, or to feel special and less alone. All this makes the mind place sexual pleasure, free, fiery, and free of sin, in the background.

If unconscious motivation could improve our sex life, how would it be done? If we think about morality, many will think that our actions are sinful because of our religious beliefs. If we obsessively think about our body and its shape (size) we may be overwhelmed by the idea that our partner will reject us. If we focus only on our happiness and need, or on the contrary, we deny them in pursuit of the other, there will be no genuine exchange between the couple. If we use sex to dominate, humiliate, possess, and bond with someone, this type of pleasure will respond to a psychopathic personality. Therefore, pure sexual energy cannot flow through our body and mind, as long as we do not let flow the sexual need that seeks a healthy bond and biological pleasure.

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Avoid intimacy with sex

Sex is often thought of as a very intimate activity. Two people sleeping together seem very close. However, physical intimacy is not the same as complete intimacy. Emotional intimacy involves knowing what the other person is feeling and thinking. Sharing experiences, secrets, fears, and exchanging opinions with a partner takes time. Human beings can go through all stages of body awareness without reaching emotional closeness. Sex then becomes a tool to avoid emotional intimacy.

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Privacy

Intimacy is seeing and resolving conflicts in the company. When we experience a conflictive situation, some disturbing truths about ourselves (our personality in stressful situations) come to light and the methods we use to resolve or flee from the bad moment become clear.

When difficult situations are faced in a company, intimacy is built. But if sex is only used to avoid confrontations, you will only get a momentary refuge in bed, but never a solution to differences.

We are all self-centered at some point, without the opportunity to learn to understand each other. Some can argue for years without examining the real problem because they always go to bed when they're stuck.

If sex is the instrument to settle problems, many couples will not find sexual intimacy in the act of intercourse. Each member, who does not feel intimacy, will feel that she is sleeping with a stranger, with whom she does not share her feelings or thoughts.

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Change for the better

What can be done to break the pattern? You can go to therapy and stop fighting over sex and look more closely at the real emotional issues. Intimacy can also be developed by taking a night in to discuss how the other is feeling in the relationship and in everyday life. Sexual contact should be avoided during this