Learning to Be a Lover
Understanding your and your partner’s sexual bodies reminds you that lovers are made, not born. Your ability to enjoy sex and make sex enjoyable for your partner is dependent on your confidence, comfort, awareness, psychosexual skills, sensitivity, imagination, and ability to communicate—all of which are a matter of learning and experience. You can increase your potential as a lover and learn how truly satisfying sex can be if you transform performance-oriented sex to pleasure-oriented sex. Sexuality integrates feelings about you as a man—including your body image, physical well-being, attitudes, emotions, behavior, values, and—most important—your relationship. Base your sexual expectations solidly on knowledge about your body while remembering that, at its essence, sexuality is an interpersonal process.
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It is a fact most men will not want to know, but research has proven that a virus which is contracted through oral sex can cause throat cancer. A study conducted by Johns Hopkins University has revealed that the HPV virus poses a greater risk in contracting cancer than smoking or alcohol.
Anne’s last blog post..Oral sex really does cause some throat cancers