Sex Prep 101
Readers often ask me why I haven't written in a while. The truth is, I haven't felt passionate about adding anything to what I've already written; nothing that would be useful to the good people on this site.
I do now, though. And I'm excited about it, because this is by request. Yes, I've been asked to cover a topic.
If you haven't had sex in a while, or perhaps have never had sex, it's natural to feel some anxiety. Maybe a lot of anxiety. With all the expectations out there, all the readily accessible porn, all the stories, all the sex in movies, on television, cable TV and radio, it's easy to feel like you have to be an expert to please your lover. In fact, the media make it seem as though everyone is a great lover. A sex scene may take 30 seconds on screen, but the smiling faces afterwards always communicate that something epic just happened, and it's the most natural thing in the world. That it's always that way. And it can be, don't get me wrong. The right chemistry, the right people, the right mood and feelings and desire...it's rocking and rolling and the best feeling in the world. Beyond.
But what if, as I began to say, it's been a while. You feel unprepared. You're out of practice, out of rhythm and feeling more than a little self conscious about it. Then this article is for you. I'm going to break down what some of the typical fears or issues are, and what you can do to overcome them. If you follow my advice, there's
no way
you won't be a better lover. And isn't that what we all want? To rock somebody's world? To make them long for more of what you have to give? And to be pleasured in ways you've always wanted to be? I thought so.
Let's get started.
Take the Pressure Off
Some things don't seem to end well before they even begin. You know what I mean. When you're predicting disaster, it seems to follow that disaster will find you. When you think about it, it makes perfect sense. When you feel that something, whether it's sex, a date, or a job interview (they're kind of the same thing, one is just wetter), is going to go poorly, you simply cannot be at your best or close to it. You're predicting awkwardness, discomfort, failure or at least a lack of success.
Well, the Universe has a bad habit of giving you exactly what you ask for. If you predict a bad, uncomfortable experience, what are the chances it will be awesome and inspiring? But if, instead, you predict an amazing experience, it will far more likely be just that. I speak from personal experience here. If you feel or even somehow know that the sex you're about to have will be something to remember, something that will make you hot all over again just thinking about, it usually will be. You'll somehow move differently, act differently, and feel more intuitive and natural about what you do. Take it easy on yourself. You can do this. It's not that hard. Pardon my pun.
Feel Good About Yourself
Again, this is where the media and perhaps your own expectations can be your enemy. Women come in all shapes and sizes. Thank God they come in all shapes and sizes. Maybe the shape and size you are isn't what it was when you were younger (or if you ARE younger, maybe your body just isn't what you were hoping it would be). Here's the good news: so what? Just as every guy doesn't have eye-popping muscles and washboard abs (but enough about my attributes), not every woman is a size 2 with huge, perfect tits and a body that would make Barbie hot for you. If you have those attributes, wonderful. You lucked out. But they are far from what will make you a good lover.