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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Teagan Presley Fleshlight
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Simple Rules for Exploring Fantasies
Before you begin to explore your fantasies or try anything that could be remotely construed as "alternative," you and your partner need to observe a few ground rules. This is not negotiable; in order to have safe, healthy and consensual sex, you and your partner have to be in full agreement with what you are doing. While it might be difficult or awkward to initiate this conversation, think of how embarrassing or potentially devastating it will be if you do something your partner doesn't welcome.
1. Think About It
Before you talk to your partner about incorporating some kind of alternative sexual practice into your sexual relationship, think it over carefully. Do you want to do it? If you're unsure, try picking up an erotic book or video that features that particular sexual act. If you find it arousing as you're watching or reading it, you may be ready to try it in real life. Don't be frightened or hesitant about discussing your desires with your partner, just make sure you want to go there before you go there; don't open doors you can't close.
2. Talk About It
If you or your partner has been thinking about introducing a new element into your sexual relationship, it's important to talk about before you enact it. Make sure you both want to try the "something new." Talk about what will be involved, how far you will pursue your fantasy, the particulars, and anything else you can think of. If your partner seems interested, even aroused, you are both ready to do it. If your partner is still hesitant or unhappy, you need to talk more before you begin. You might try sharing your erotic film or book with your lover to see if he or she also finds it arousing.
3. Set Boundaries
Once you and your partner have decided to move forward with your fantasy, set a few boundaries. Decide what elements you want to explore and which ones are off-limits. If it helps, make a written list of what you can and cannot do. Needless to say, it's critical that you observe these guidelines. If, during play, you decide you want to go further, make a mental note for next time. Never accelerate or escalate play without discussing it first.
4. Pick a "Safe" Word
With your partner, select a "safe" word, a word that, when uttered by one of you, immediately halts all sexual play. Choose something you aren't likely to say during your play; for example, "tongue" would be a poor safe word, while "celery" would probably work fine. Only speak this word when a boundary is violated or when one of you changes your mind about the direction of the play.
5. Discussion Time
When your play is finished for the night, take a few minutes to talk about what you and your partner just experienced, what worked and what didn't, what you loved and what you hated. This used to be called "pillow talk;" now it's called "discussion time." An excellent time to talk about acceleration, deceleration or escalation of your fantasies, your discussion time is also a good opportunity to reaffirm your connection with one another.
That said, get ready to play! There is absolutely nothing wrong with experimenting with different forms of sexual play, provided both partners are happy about it. In fact, by bringing new elements into your sexual relationship, you are actually improving your relationship and making it healthier.
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1. Think About It
Before you talk to your partner about incorporating some kind of alternative sexual practice into your sexual relationship, think it over carefully. Do you want to do it? If you're unsure, try picking up an erotic book or video that features that particular sexual act. If you find it arousing as you're watching or reading it, you may be ready to try it in real life. Don't be frightened or hesitant about discussing your desires with your partner, just make sure you want to go there before you go there; don't open doors you can't close.
2. Talk About It
If you or your partner has been thinking about introducing a new element into your sexual relationship, it's important to talk about before you enact it. Make sure you both want to try the "something new." Talk about what will be involved, how far you will pursue your fantasy, the particulars, and anything else you can think of. If your partner seems interested, even aroused, you are both ready to do it. If your partner is still hesitant or unhappy, you need to talk more before you begin. You might try sharing your erotic film or book with your lover to see if he or she also finds it arousing.
3. Set Boundaries
Once you and your partner have decided to move forward with your fantasy, set a few boundaries. Decide what elements you want to explore and which ones are off-limits. If it helps, make a written list of what you can and cannot do. Needless to say, it's critical that you observe these guidelines. If, during play, you decide you want to go further, make a mental note for next time. Never accelerate or escalate play without discussing it first.
4. Pick a "Safe" Word
With your partner, select a "safe" word, a word that, when uttered by one of you, immediately halts all sexual play. Choose something you aren't likely to say during your play; for example, "tongue" would be a poor safe word, while "celery" would probably work fine. Only speak this word when a boundary is violated or when one of you changes your mind about the direction of the play.
5. Discussion Time
When your play is finished for the night, take a few minutes to talk about what you and your partner just experienced, what worked and what didn't, what you loved and what you hated. This used to be called "pillow talk;" now it's called "discussion time." An excellent time to talk about acceleration, deceleration or escalation of your fantasies, your discussion time is also a good opportunity to reaffirm your connection with one another.
That said, get ready to play! There is absolutely nothing wrong with experimenting with different forms of sexual play, provided both partners are happy about it. In fact, by bringing new elements into your sexual relationship, you are actually improving your relationship and making it healthier.
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Monday, June 27, 2011
Position of the Day - Booster Seat
Courtesy of SexInfo101.com.
The secret to executing a successful Booster Seat is to attain the right momentum; although, it does help if the giver has arms powerful enough to make it happen!
This rear entry position is also ideal for anal, and is intense and physically exerting. The receiver looks as though they’re sitting in a chair, but in reality they’re held up at the waist by their partner. The receiver uses the structure under their feet for balance although they are also free to bear some of their own weight (this'll take part of the strain off the giver); however, it requires a couch or bed that's low enough to do so.
Here's a tip for the standing partner - keep your abdominal muscles engaged, your back braced and knees bent; above all else, don't overdo it or you'll be sore in the morrow!
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Sunday, June 26, 2011
Icicles #9 - Clear/Blue 6" Glass Dong
Clear/Blue 6" Glass Dong - Elegant, upscale, and hand-crafted with amazing attention to detail, this luxurious line of glass massagers will leave you breathless. Each hand-blown Icicle glass wand is sleek, unique, and made to play hard. The hypoallergenic glass is nonporous and body safe, and when cared for properly, is designed to last a lifetime. Run the wand under warm water or place it in the microwave to heat things up. Chill it under cold water or put it in the freezer for a cool sensation. Since glass is nonporous, cleanup is a snap. Use Pipedream Toy Cleaner and warm water, or throw it in the dishwasher for a worry-free wash after the fun.
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Anal Eaze - Cherry Flavoured Anal Relax Cream - 0.5 oz Tube
Cherry Flavoured Anal Relax Cream - 0.5 oz Tube - Eaze into comfort with this classic formula for anal stimulation. This product will turn your sexual encounters into delightful anal pleasures. Try it on your favorite toy for easy insertion and apply liberal amounts to the anus and insertion piece (penis/toy/finger) for best results. Get ready for any easy, pleasurable sexual anal encounter.
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Position of the Day - Mastery
Courtesy of SexInfo101.com.
With great face-to-face contact, Mastery is a very intimate position that's great for those that like to do a lot of kissing during intercourse. To get into the position the receiver simply sits on their sitting partner facing them. Unfortunately, when performed as illustrated, the position isn't great for generating vertical movement, so if you want to experience the full effect (as shown in the ratings below), make sure to try it on a stool or chair that lets the receiver get a good footing.
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Patriot Helix Rocket - 7.5" Glass Dong
- This beautifully crafted wand is constructed around a red, orange, blue and white helix ribbon. The smooth 1 1/4" diameter wand features a 1 1/2" diameter real tip that sits atop a curved shaft and is approximately 7 1/2" in length. This product comes with a sample pack of WET® Platinum Lubricant and a padded pouch for safe storage.
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Saturday, June 25, 2011
Swiss Navy Premium Silicone Lubricant - 473ml Bottle
The finest ingredients available are blended to produce Swiss Navy Silicone Based exceptional glide and slickness. SWISS NAVY premium lubes come in a patented "leak proof" bottle with a convenient single-hand pump for easy, non-interruptive applications. SWISS NAVY is perfect for any intimate activity requiring extra lubrication and less friction. The sleek packaging is "designed to be on the nightstand - not in it".
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