👅Real Life Hoe Tips👅
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Posted:Jun 16, 2020 12:32 am
Last Updated:Mar 18, 2024 11:45 pm
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1. This SHOULD go without saying, but wash your vag and ass before hooking up. Use a mild unscented soap with water, or an OBGYN approved wash like Summer’s Eve (warning: products like Summer’s Eve do a great job of cleaning your pussy, but because they absorb some of your natural moisture, they may make you less wet during sex. Try washing yourself an hour or two before having sex, and use lube just in case.)
2. Do kegels (squeeze your vaginal muscles) when ya man is fucking you. It makes it tighter for him, and less likely for you to queef.
3. On queefing: it’s literally just air escaping your vagina from being fucked too fast in a certain position. Yes, it makes an embarrassing sound, but any mature man will know that its totally normal and nothing to be grossed out by. To lessen their occurence, do kegels (both during and not during sex) to strenghten vaginal muscles, arch your back more, slow down the sex pace a little, and try positions that it doesnt typically happen in (doggystyle is usually the most queef-likely position).
4. Make👏your👏blowjobs👏wet👏as👏fuck👏. Literally slobber or slowly spit on the dick while going down on him. It makes it feel better for him, and it makes it easier for you to slide it down ya throat.
5. If you can’t deepthroat: do #4 above, and suck on the head while jacking off the shaft. Drives them crazy.
6. Make eye contact while sucking dick every once in a while. I like to look him dead in the eye as I run my tongue up his shaft, from base to tip.
7. When deepthroating, swirl your tongue around the base of his shaft for extra stimualtion as you take him in and out of your mouth.
8. Never ever ever use teeth on his dick or balls unless he specifically tells you to.
9. Be careful with his balls; don’t squeeze or suck too hard. I actually dont even touch the balls unless he asks me to, every guy is different in terms of sensitivity down there.
10. Before hooking up, rub a vanilla-scented lotion on your ass cheeks, inner thighs, tits, and upper pubic mound. This’ll make your most sexual areas smell amazing, and husky smells like vanilla are proven to be more of a turn on (these smells trigger release of endorphins). Note: DO NOT PUT SCENTED LOTION ON YOUR VULVA OR ASSHOLE.
11. Eating pineapples and cranberries make your pussy taste sweeter.
12. If you shave your pussy, make sure to use a fresh blade, shave in a diagonal/horizontal direction against hair growth, and pat your pubic mound with tea tree oil after shaving for a smooth kitty.
13. Shave your asshole too: I prop my leg up against the tub/counter and go at an angle that way. There really is no perfect system to doing this unfortunately.
14. Brush your teeth or chew some gum before sex. Basic hygiene, people.
15. This is gonna sound weird as fuck, but stretch before sex. Make sure your legs are warmed up before going over to hookup, because y'all don’t even know how painful it is the next morning after having your legs being spread farther than should be physically possible.
16. Talking dirty can take your sex game farther than you’d imagine. Use little phrases like “you eat/fuck this pussy so good,” “I love this cock of yours,” “just like that,” “you feel so good inside me,” “i love how big you are,” “you’re gonna make me cum all over this dick/face,” “your cock tastes so good,” etc etc etc.
17. Things to do while fucking in missionary, moan in his ear, gently bite/lick his ear, kiss his neck, bite his collarbone, whisper “fuck” whenever he hits a good spot, run your nails up his arms/back, run your fingers through his hair, etc.
18. Don’t just lay there while he gives it to you; throw your ass back on that dick during doggystyle, rise your hips against him during missionary, meet his thrusts for a deeper fuck.
19. Keep a hairtie with you at all times if you have longer hair. Throwing your hair up makes it get in the way a lot less.
20. Don’t pressure your partner into doing something they aren’t comfortable. If you aren’t sure about whether or not they’re okay with something, literally ASK “Is this okay?” “Does this feel good?” “Do you want to _________?” “Tell me where you want me, baby.” Consent should not be a mood killer.
21. When blowing a dude, moan around his dick once in a while. The vibrations feel good for him, and letting him know you’re also having fun pleasing him can be a huge turn on.
22. Play with your clit while he’s fucking you. Not only does this provide more stimualtion for you, it makes your pussy wetter for him, and gives him a nice view.
23. Pee after sex.
24. Always always always use protection. If he doesn’t wear a condom, and you don’t have your own contraceptives, don’t fuck. You can always just go down on each other and call it a night.
25. If he fucks without protection, buy Plan B as soon as possible. The sooner you take it, the more likely it will work. It’s available in any local pharmacy, usually near the pads, tampons, and condoms. $50 is a small price to pay for avoiding an untimely pregnancy.
26. Pulling out does not mean you can’t get pregnant. Precum can have residual sperm cells left over from previous ejaculations, even hours later. While the chances of getting pregnant from precum are slim to none, use protection just in case.
27. Drawing out foreplay as long as possible can make for fantastic sex. Give him a massage, suck his dick nice and slow, tease him, strip slowly, feel each other through your clothes. Building up that tension can lead to a mind-blowing fuck.
❤That’s all for now hoes, have fun and be safe❤
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Casual sex
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Posted:Apr 18, 2020 12:50 am
Last Updated:Mar 18, 2024 11:45 pm
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The Science of Casual Sex On top of the novelty factor that makes casual sex feel exciting, there are more scientific reasons why sex is good for you.
Sexual activity and orgasms are scientifically proven to release multiple hormones that provide mental health benefits. Oxytocin, famously nicknamed the “love hormone,” is released during physical touch and orgasm. It relieves stress and anxiety while also creating feelings of bonding and trust. Additionally, dopamine is released and triggers the “reward center” of the brain. Simply put, dopamine makes us feel good and keeps us wanting more.
Casual Sex Isn’t for Everyone All of this said, casual sex isn’t necessarily for everybody.
“Everyone has their own individual beliefs and values around sex, which is completely okay,” Dr. Rachel O’Neill states. “If you’re the type of person who really values intimacy and views sex as something that happens after a relationship develops, then perhaps casual sex isn’t right for you. At the same time, it doesn’t mean that you can’t experiment with your sexuality to see if perhaps you can find some element of causal sexual intimacy that works for you.”
Your decision whether or not to have casual sex is personal, and you shouldn’t be ashamed or embarrassed of your decision either way. There are issues such as sexual addiction and compulsion, that can be serious, and should be addressed with a mental health profession.
Under the right circumstances, however, casual sex doesn’t make you a “slut” or a “man .” It makes you somebody who is owning their sexuality, taking their pleasure and desires into their own hands.
Be Safe and Have Fun Always use condoms (you already knew that, right?) and protect yourself emotionally by keeping expectations at bay by communicating openly and honestly. Be upfront and learn to ask for what you want in bed and out of bed.
And hey, if it turns out casual sex isn’t for you, there’s always masturbation.
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Pendemic time of sex / Benefits /sex in the time of covid-19
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Posted:Mar 19, 2020 11:36 pm
Last Updated:Apr 14, 2020 10:33 pm
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The evolving coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic will cause most of us to spend a lot more time at home— unprecedented amounts of time at home. This is the most effective way to slow the spread of this highly contagious new illness.
Given the realities of self-isolation and social distancing, perhaps we can take advantage of sudden, unplanned confinement at home to make more time for the sex that most of us would like more of. Especially for busy, long-term couples, sex is often one of the first things to go, as is spending some quality time together that doesn’t involve cleaning the kitchen or discussing the business of family life. This mandated time at home may be a unique opportunity to have more of that time together and to emerge better connected and happier with each other.
Yes, there will still be laundry, meal prep, and perhaps work emails or even full-scale days of working from home. Not to mention helping your figure out how to suddenly do school from home—as the teachers also figure it out. And there will be worries about loved ones’ health, as well as the overall economy and its impact on your own finances, especially if you are one of the millions of families who won’t be getting a pay check during this time of disruption. These are difficult. Despite all the upheaval and uncertainty, try to make a point of preserving some time for yourselves as a couple. The stress of the moment may make this harder, but being physically together will make it easier. There is a lot in this situation that we can’t control, so perhaps we are better off focusing on the things that we can.
The pleasure and intensity of sexual encounters can be a welcome respite from the demands of daily life. It takes us away from everything else and allows us to focus just on the experience of the moment, on what our partner is doing to us and what we are doing to them. When sex is at its best, it is a mindfully absorbing experience, where the world drops away to just the two of you. All other worries and concerns get put aside for a few blissful moments. And afterwards, when the rest of the world starts to slip back into awareness, you and your partner feel more connected, like you’re on the same team, standing together. The benefits of great sexual encounters go way beyond the encounter itself, which is why it is such an important part of long-term couples’ ongoing happiness
We may not have much control over how the COVID-19 pandemic evolves, but we do have choices to make about how we respond to it. Try to invest this time in your relationship and sex life. If we have to be stuck at home, we might as well get some benefit.
Singles Can Benefit, Too
If you’re single, you shouldn’t be going out and getting together with other people while we’re all supposed to be hunkered down at home. Fortunately, you can still use this time to invest in your sex life. Use the extra time to think about what you want your sex life to be when you do get together with someone, whether for a night or a lifetime. Think about your favorite past sexual encounters and try to identify what made them so exciting, so you have some ideas for future encounters. Great sex lives are made, not found. Make a point of spending some extra time on enjoying yourself. Take a long shower or bath. Maybe have a drink (but probably not more than one). Get comfortable. Get out your favorite lube or toy. Find something arousing to watch, read or listen to. Don’t rush to the end; take your time to really enjoy it, in a way that can be hard to do when we’re pressed for time and when sexual activities (solo or partnered) are the last thing that happens at night.
Unintended Benefits
There are a lot of negatives associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, but perhaps we can benefit from some extra quality time, whether with our romantic partner or ourselves. And perhaps this makes it easier to tolerate staying at home which means fewer infected people which may make this whole mess go away more quickly. We’re supposed to stay in bed when we’re sick, but maybe now staying in bed will keep us from getting sick.
The perks of sex extend well beyond the bedroom.
Sex is not only pleasurable, did you know it's also good for you? It's true. The benefits of sex range from slashing stress levels to lowering your risk of cancer and heart attacks. Sex facilitates bonding and feelings of intimacy with your partner. This kind of connectedness does more than make you feel warm and fuzzy, it actually reduces anxiety and boosts your overall health.
How would you like a stronger immune system or better sleep? Action between the sheets can help you get all of this and more.
1. Get Less Colds & Boost Your Immune System
More sex equals fewer sick days. That's what the results of studies comparing sexually active people to those who are not sexually active say. Sex boosts your body's ability to make protective antibodies against bacteria, viruses, and other germs that cause common illnesses. Of course, there's more to cultivating a robust immune system than having a healthy sex life. Eating right, exercising, getting adequate sleep, and keeping up to date with vaccinations all contribute to having strong and healthy defenses against contagious illnesses.
so keep safe , have a safe sex.
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