There is no better experience of euphoria than a good, long, sensual lovemaking session with someone you love and adore.
So why is this most exquisite high not more readily accessible for more people?
I teach a lot of sensual lovemaking practices, but I don’t feel that it’s primarily a lack of technique that keeps us longing for the ecstasy that we know can be found with our beloved. I believe the biggest missing factor is that, as a society, we lack sexual communication skills. We may be amazing communicators in other areas, yet we get so shy and tongue-tied when it comes to saying what we like in bed.
My assignment for you today is: Talk more about your sex life! Find words for what you like and dare to ask for it. Consider the following:
• Avoid saying what you don’t like. When a touch that doesn’t feel good happens, redirect in that moment. Right then and there, ask for something that would feel better.
• Practice putting into words what you like — in your own time, in your own head. Ideally, you would even journal about it until you feel like you can say it in a coherent sentence without making anyone wrong. Often, especially my women clients say, “But I don’t know what to ask for!” In that case I usually suggest, “Imagine that you were absolutely required to ask for something, anything. What might it be?”
• Fantasize. Try out different ideas. If you could say nothing wrong, what would you ask for? Even a tiny, specific change can make a huge difference.
How To Increase Intimacy
People have this huge misconception of how to increase intimacy. They believe and practice what they see in the movies or magazines hoping they will have a life of more intimacy and pleasure. In this podcast, renowned teacher Niyaso Carter explains what Tantra and intimacy really are. She emphasized the importance of taking time. And that asking questions about how to increase intimacy can lead you to the real path to the most amazing sex.