Wednesday, June 11, 2008

How to become sexually attractive


Think sexy

Sexual appeal comes from our minds even more than our body. If you dress in the sexiest lingerie, but are ashamed of showing your body and are constantly worrying about your partner's reaction - you won't be enjoying the pleasures of sex. If you are used to think that having sex is bad or practicing some forms of sex is embarrassing then your message to your body would be the same.
Start with positive thinking about your body and sex as a great part of your relationships that brings you pleasure and makes you closer with your partner.

Learn your body

Do not expect your partner to know everything about pleasing you. Your body is individual and so are your reactions. Have enough time to explore your genitals; clitoris, labia and vagina. It is known that women, who masturbate, have better chances to experience orgasm. Spend some time alone to know what gives you the most pleasure and how would you want your partner to stimulate you.
Many women require a lot of time before they achieve orgasm, and no one will know it for sure until you find a way to experience orgasm.

Get familiar with your body expressions

Many women think of a perfect sexual encounter as the one shown in a movie, where everything looks very romantic and there are no awkward situations. In reality, sex may not look so perfect having many ups and downs when you both learn how to please each other. Many women are afraid to lose control during orgasm as they fear they can act somewhat inappropriate, like peeing or making strange sounds. But in order to get the most pleasure from sex, you need to feel free to express your satisfaction. Your partner will only appreciate your moans and groans as this will make him proud of giving you the utmost pleasure.

Enjoy sex

How do you feel after sex: sad, empty, lonely or confused? If sex makes you feel bad – it's time to make some radical changes. If you will take some time to think over this problem you may find that the reasons for having sex with some person may be far from having pleasure. You might simply be motivated by a desire to feel loved by someone or you want to keep that person, but that won't improve your sexual relationships. If you really want to enjoy sexual intimacy the best way is to motivate yourself by a desire to become closer to that person or to make up, or to celebrate an important date. You will feel that quality of sex is more significant in your relationships and thus will feel and look more satisfied and appealing.

Compliment him

Make your partner feel as good as you do telling him what you really liked and how you want him to give you those wonderful sensations over and over again. Do not hold your emotions and share your excitement with your partner. Thus you will not only create special intimacy with your partner sharing the most secret moments and sensations but also become more sexually attractive for him.

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