Showing posts with label sensual massage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sensual massage. Show all posts

Friday, 6 November 2015

Sex and massage

Sexual intercourse itself is a very intimate act, but its perception is individual and varies from person to person. Some people prefer rougher activities, some people enjoys the good old slow sex. There are partners who follow the traditional style, while others are prone to research and experiments. It all depends on the harmony between times, partners, preferences and mood.

However, most of us can agree that the sexual act should be imaginative and varied in order to create and maintain a positive sexual atmosphere and fighting sexual monotony and boredom in sex life. One of the good and versatile ways to enhance sexual performance is the foreplay. Foreplay doesn’t have any boundaries and if your imagination is unleashed you will have fun and excitement during this stage of sexual intercourse. One of the proposals for an ideal foreplay and highest pleasure in bed is sensual massage, it can give him a stronger erection.

This massage is excellent for relaxation and preparation for the sexual act. It should be part of every sexual activity. Your partner can get unexpected relaxation and arousal with a simple touch thanks to this massage.

Massage calms and soothes, reduces the feeling and presence of tension and leads to a feeling of satisfaction and relaxation. It is a well-known fact that massage supports blood flow. Thanks to massage the lymph flow is accelerated which leads to better elimination of the harmful substances that accumulate in our body over time.

Massage is a highly beneficial activity and if you have never practiced it before it is time to make a change because the incredible effects of massage will surely surprise you and your partner. Now let’s see what we can expect from sensual massage and what kind of benefits we can experience.

In order to perform this massage in the right way, make sure that there is a relaxing and pleasant atmosphere in the room. Darken the room to some extent, play some calming music that you and your partner find interesting and light some scented candles. Practice an approach that expresses and clearly demonstrates that you are eager to provide delightful evening to your partner. Don’t expect anything in return – focus on your partner and you will be rewarded. There is no doubt that you will enjoy this process all the time.

Make sure that your hands are smooth and warm. In addition, you can also use a special massage oil because it will make your hands softer and reduces friction of the skin which is the only side effects of so-called dry massage. It doesn’t really matter which body part will be treated first. This is up to you. What really matters is to perform real sensual massage – soft, gentle and light. Caress your partner and touch each part of their body. Don’t focus only on one body part. Slide your hands everywhere sensually without strong pressure and rough movements. Once you believe that the body was massaged well, it might be the right time to focus on the more sensitive areas, but try to avoid direct contact. In this way, the sexual excitement of your partner will reach a maximum and you will be ready for an unforgettable sex. 

Wednesday, 8 July 2015

What are the Safest Sex Practices?

While many people will argue that safe sex takes all the fun out of sex, the fact is that communication with your partner and using safe sex practices will help improve your sex life by improving your relationship with your partner, and will help prevent the transmission of various STD’s. If you or your partner do have STD’s including HIV, there are a number of things that you can do to prevent the spread of these diseases.

The safest sex is to actually not have sex at all. Next to that, the safest sex is that between two partners who do not have any STD’s, who do not use injectable drugs, and who are not having sex with anyone else. If you are not sure of your partner’s sexual history or you know that there is a risk of the transferring of STD’s, there are a number of things that you can do.

Non-Penetrative Sexual Encounters

Outside of actual penetrative sex, there are a number of ways to achieve sexual satisfaction with a partner that will avoid the risk of transmitting various STD’s. These include fantasizing, phone sex, self-masturbation, mutual masturbation, sensual massage, and kissing. These encounters, especially when used together, can often achieve the same level of sexual pleasure as actual penetrative sex, but without the risks.

Safer Sexual Practices

When choosing to have penetrative sex with your partner, it’s best to do so in the safest way possible. Keep in mind that there’s no such thing as 100% safe sexual practices, but it is important to do all that you can to reduce your risks of STD’s and HIV. Safer sexual practices involve avoiding contact with your partners bodily fluids. The semen or vaginal secretions of your partner should not come into contact with your penis, vagina, anus, or mouth.

It is also important to avoid skin-to-skin contact of genitals, and to take additional precautions if you or your partner have any open sores, cuts, or wounds as any contact with these greatly increase the risk of spreading HIV. To practice safer sex, be sure to always use some type of barrier when having penetrative sex. Usually, that means using a latex male condom, but there are a number of other options available today.

Using Condoms for Safer Sex

While male condoms are most commonly used, there are also female condoms which fit inside the vagina, although these are more expensive and can be difficult to learn how to use. Either way, be sure to use latex condoms that are specifically designed to prevent disease which you can buy in drug stores and many other locations without needing a prescription.

Use a new barrier every time you have sex, and be sure to use lubricants that are water-based. Oil- and petroleum-based lubricants can cause latex condoms to break during use which renders them useless. You should also be checking condoms before using them to make sure that they appear normal. Never use a condom that feels brittle or sticky, is discolored, or has damaged packaging.