Saturday, May 4, 2019

5 Questions About Sex Toys


1) Is it OK to think about sex? Is it OK to read about sex? Is it OK to have sex? Just for pleasure?
Sex is a good thing. Sex is legitimate as long as all the people involved are doing it from their own free will. Sex is physical, emotional and spiritual bonding between two or more loving people. Almost every human being is having sex many times in his life times. It is normal and natural activity for adults. It is OK to think about sex as well as to think about love, and to think about babies. In order to have good relationships, and good and satisfying sex life it will be good if everyone will know more about sexuality, so reading about sexuality is very good. Sex for pleasure can do many good things for humanity, relief stress and make more people on this planet happy.
2) Is it OK to buy and use sex toys?
Sex toys are TOYS. These toys usage is to increase sexual pleasure alone or with a partner (or
some partners). Sex toys only purpose is to increase pleasure of men and human. It doesn't hurt anyone.
3) Is it OK to masturbate with sex toys?
Masturbation is making love with yourself, it is pleasuring yourself, it relief stress and makes people smile more. Masturbate with sex toys, is good as masturbate without sex toys, as long as you pleasure yourself, you can do it with your hand, you can do it with a back massager and you can do it with sex toys. Whatever makes you feel good with yourself, and doesn't hurt anybody else is a good thing.
4) Is it OK to use sex toys when making love with my partner?
It is wonderful; whatever makes you both feel good with your love making is very good for your sex life and for your relationships.
5) What is the best sex toy?
There is no such thing as best sex toy for everybody. Everyone is a little bit different than the other with different things he likes. There are good and quality sex toys for woman and there are for man. There are good sex toys for straight couples as well as for gays and lesbians. There are amazing clitoris stimulation vibrators and there are G--Spot specific vibrators and dildos.
Sex toys are great adventure, buy and have lots of fun with them.
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Thursday, May 2, 2019

When You Get That Kiss


If you do not know the power of a kiss I pity you.  For when you experience that truly powerful kiss your life will change and that day forward.  I wish for all of you to experience this powerful kiss one day if you have not to this point.  




Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Romance Tips for You and Your Love


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Sunday, April 28, 2019

Say What You Mean and Mean What You Say!


Say What you Mean and Mean What You Say!

So often we can find ourselves in a situation where we're apprehensive about speaking up, tip-toeing nervously around people, not wanting to cause offence or be seen in a negative or unfavourable light.
The problem with this approach is that our words and body language may well be out of sync with each other, which then can cause confusion or uncertainty in our relationships. Our manner may be misconstrued as hostile, unfriendly or unclear. As much of our communication is done non-verbally it really is important to say what you mean and mean what you say.
Let's consider some familiar situations.
- Apologies can include many elements. We may well have felt that a situation warranted something being said but afterwards have regretted our tone or the upset and rift that has since occurred. In most cases major disharmony will not be the intention and we've simply wanted to clear the air, so we may need to find an appropriate moment in which to apologise for the hurt and distress that's been caused. There's no desire to retract everything, especially if certain grievances needed to be voiced but, on reflection, it may be that our communications could have been handled more sensitively or at a more appropriate time.
- Do you hate to say no? We may be loathe to decline requests and say no but then find ourselves increasingly overwhelmed with things we don't want to do. Or we may gradually realise that we're taking on more and more tasks and responsibilities. What needs to happen in those instances?
Might it be that we need to find better ways of saying no, of learning to delegate or discretely removing ourselves from the equation? Before you find yourself automatically agreeing to everything stop and assess if you really want to be involved; do you want to do this, have you the time or inclination to take on yet another commitment or arrangement? Consider how you feel about it and, when relevant, find appropriately assertive ways to say no.
- Are you reluctant to say yes? Equally, we may be a little unsure or lacking in confidence and struggle to say yes to things that we suspect others are better at. Or we may speculate as to why we're being included or invited. The problem with declining too many invitations is that we may eventually not be asked along. Find ways to feel more positive about yourself, maybe by having some counselling and hypnotherapy. Then select the things which appeal, those which you want to do, so you can really mean why you say and say what you mean.
- Do you find it hard to be honest and say what you mean or express how you feel? Doing this can at first require a little forethought about your choice of words, especially if you're moving into unfamiliar vocal territory. If others are eloquent, better educated or nit-picky about the way things are said, if they regularly ascribe inferences and take offence when none was intended it can result in us becoming hesitant about expressing ourselves.
We can become fearful of being jumped upon or of having our words dissected and criticised. Practise what you want to say in advance, preferably running though a few alternative scenarios. Familiarise yourself with those different options; then you can become more confident and sure that you mean what you say.
- What about 'white lies'? Should they receive some consideration? The 'do I look okay?' or pressure to appreciate someone's efforts on our behalf may be a time when we need to consider the requirement to be polite and courteous rather than too blunt or honest. When we're supportive, encouraging and acknowledging of someone's efforts it may be more appropriate to offer appreciation, with a few generous words, so enabling their day to continue in a more upbeat way.
There may be opportunities to deliver subtle hints, like 'I prefer you in the blue' or 'here, let me show you how to do this', but saying what you mean can be tailored to allow you to be kind in a loyal, affectionate way.
- Choosing your words with care so that you're genuine and open helps build good, solid relationships. There's no hidden agenda or desire to manipulate, coerce or gain an unfair advantage by being devious or duplicitous.
Counselling and hypnotherapy offers effective ways of improving your self-worth and dealing with old, unwanted ways of thinking about yourself and healing automatic, reactive responses that no longer serve you well. Invest in yourself because you're important. Then you're in a better position to say what you mean and mean what you say.
Susan Leigh, counsellor, hypnotherapist, relationship counsellor, writer & media contributor offers help with relationship issues, stress management, assertiveness and confidence. She works with individual clients, couples and provides corporate workshops and support.
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Friday, April 26, 2019

There Is No Dancing In Baseball


Sexy Girls at baseball games don't even have to be good dancers to get on the Jumbotron.  Sometimes sex just trumps dance moves.  Plus its baseball season if you want dances wait for football season.  


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Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Super Charged Sex Life


One thing that Sexy Challenges does is super charge your Sex Life.  Now there can be a spiritual component to the intimacy or you can just approach it from a physical aspects.  You get to decide which one is for you.  While we hope you choose to combine both we understand a honor your decision.  Sexy Challenges are here for everyone.  

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Monday, April 22, 2019

Giving You Positive Energy


Our Friends at The Temple of Positive Energy is creating some wonderful positive energy for everyone to share.  Join the adventure.