How to be more sexually intimate with your partner

Have you ever wondered how to be more sexually intimate with your partner? Well, one of our Love Mentoring clients was certainly mystified. Bridget signed up for ongoing coaching. And in the year found a new charisma and new confidence. And the great love of his life, John, a warm chiropractor.

The chemistry with John was like a scene from Fifty Shades of Grey. He was crazy about Bridget. And after a few months of keeping him waiting, she was finally ready to answer "yes" to his requests for exclusivity. And "yes" to his desire to be more sexually intimate.

How to be more sexually intimate with your partner: the case of Bridget and John

But she was afraid of being sexual. Bridget could never feel very passionate during all the years of her 20-year marriage. And she felt like a novice in the bedroom. Terrified that things will go wrong (and not in a good way). That's when her Love Mentor taught Bridget the top four sex secrets of happy couples. And it could make her romance with John unfold in the most fulfilling way. In the most passionate way. And I'm happy to say that the top four sex secrets did just that.

Bridget has managed her sex life very well in that she hasn't had sex prematurely. But once she got started, she was committed to learning how to enjoy good sex. And discover the four best sexual secrets of happy couples. Making love is not a good idea before having a serious and committed relationship. But once you've committed, having the best sex possible is very important. It helps your relationship to last and improve over time. And the top four sex secrets helped.

How to be more sexually intimate with your partner: the big benefits of sexual intimacy

Did you know that truly fulfilling sex releases endorphins. And it improves mood, reduces stress and even pain levels? After having satisfying sex, each partner associates feeling good with the other. Testosterone, the sex hormone engine for both men and women, also generates feelings of connection. Finally, having sex increases levels of oxytocin (the cuddle, tender, and befriend hormone). This explains why for many men (and women) having sex is usually synonymous with feeling intimate and close. So how do you become more sexually intimate with your partner? Keep reading.

How to be more sexually intimate with your partner: New

Dopamine is one of the chemicals in the brain that causes excitement and gives us that incredible feeling of being on the moon. It is produced when we first fall in love. And then, through new and fresh activities, keep the dopamine craze going. Well, nothing keeps the dopamine going more than novelty in bed. So the #1 best sex secret of happy couples is this: vary where you have sex, vary how you set the scene with candlelight, bubble bath, feathers, toys sex, whipped cream or new types of sexy lingerie and outfits. Vary your foreplay and try different sex positions.

You might end up giggling during your experiments. Neither my husband nor I are gymnasts, so part of the Kama Sutra is a laugh riot for us. Take it all as fun and games. In the end, make sure you're both fully satisfied. It does not matter whether this is achieved orally, manually or through sexual intercourse.

Sex is a wonderful and joyful gift that you both share and enjoy. Good, frequent sex promotes your own physical and mental health. And that of your man, and the vitality of the relationship. Among other things, it is associated with a reduced incidence of breast cancer in women who have never had children. And more restful sleep, greater pain relief, and an uplift in mood. And, looking younger, overall fitness, lo...