Bøger af Cherry Wilson

It's human nature to be curious about sex, and the curiosity doesn't stop even if you're having it multiple times a day, seven days a week, etc. Like all things, no one wants to get into a rut, and incorporating new techniques and tricks is part of what keeps sex so refreshing and intimate. Sure, sex has been around forever, and the never-ending curiosity gap around it is part of what makes it such a dynamic part of our lives. It's also only logical that we humans would be constantly thinking and wondering about it. Are we all doing it? If so, how often? Are we doing it correctly? What else is there to try? Is everyone having one kind of sex that I'm not? The good news is, as long as it's consensual, safe, and healthy, you're good.Part of the beauty of sex is that it's so subjective. Just because one person loves BDSM-style sex, doesn't mean other people can't enjoy vanilla sex. You can always evolve your sexual tastes and proclivities, and that's kinda what makes it great. Experimentation is part of being a sexual being. To help you make sure your bedroom action is as pleasurable as possible. here is a complete sex guide book for you to get started

"The other day my girlfriend pushed me down and looked me in the eye. 'I'm going to make you cry, ' she said. She began to hit me in earnest, and made me count the blows."Why would we ever want someone we love to hurt us? Why would we ever want to hurt someone we love?And why do some of us crave it?"Later, as I sobbed and she held me, I felt the therapy of that release: the effect of dealing with PTSD and trauma with pain that I can end any time by saying my safe word. Pain that comes from someone who I know is doing it for both of our pleasure, and not out of a desire to actually hurt me."Julie brown, a queer trans woman, shared this anecdote with me after responding to my call for personal stories about BDSM. Over the past week, I've conducted interviews with a dozen members of the BDSM and kink community, ranging across identities, age, gender, and location. By now, the general mechanics of BDSM are familiar to anyone who's had even a passing encounter with Fifty Shades of Grey-the whips, crops, and handcuffs all recognizable accoutrement of kinky sex-but I was interested in exploring the personal, psychological side.BDSM is an acronym with several constituent parts: bondage and discipline, dominance/submission, sadism and masochism. Collectively, these behaviors might be referred to as aspects of kink, a term which covers the broad expanse of non-normative sexuality. It includes BDSM; it can also encompass things like watersports and various fetishes, like latex or balloons.I use "we" when referring to this community because I find myself a member of it, though, like any imagined community, membership is as much self-designated as it is given. I'm interested in BDSM. In particular, I like submission. I've explored rope bondage, been to play parties, and incorporated it into many of my romantic and sexual relationships.For julie, the appeal lies in how it allows her to access pain while being in full control of that pain-she can end it at any time with her safe word. BDSM allows her to process complex, traumatic experiences in a way that's safe and consensual. Her story resonated with my own experiences with BDSM, too: trusting a beloved partner to give me what I need, while knowing that I'm in full control of the situation, is exhilarating.Is that feeling universal?If you've ever fantasized about getting kinky in the bedroom, you're not alone. The runaway success of E. L. James's novel Fifty Shades of Grey - more than 100 million copies sold - not to mention the sales of other books in the series and the movies it's generated, prove that interest in BDSM - bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, and sadism and masochism - is anything but rare."It's very out in the culture right now, but it's not fully out of the shadows yet," says Gentille. "People are still embarrassed to talk about sex. What they discover when they dive a little deeper into it is that in BDSM you actually get to talk about what you like, what you're curious about, and what is a definite 'No.' It's clear, overt, and collaborative and that can feel delightful. And if you like it, if you have control over what happens, it's all good fun." Wait! Why waste your time with my long talk, when you can dive in rightaway? CLICK THE BUY BUTTON NOW!! TO GET STARTED

Harder. Keep going, don't stop. Yeah, you like that, baby? As forced as it sounds when you read it, many of us love hearing dirty talk in the bedroom. We lose ourselves in the heat of passion and take on a persona that turns us on in the most naughty, unconventional ways. But there's more to it than that. What is it about erotic communication that increases our sexual arousal? When we look past the kinkiness, we may find there's more to dirty talk than our desire to bring out our wild side. Since one of the most important things in a relationship is communication, it only makes sense that when things get hot and heavy, you should continue to have a dialogue. Yes, I'm suggesting dirty talk, and yes, if you haven't given it a try during sex or foreplay, it's time. It's actually less scary than it seems.While there are plenty of great articles and books about how to talk dirty to your partner, there aren't enough out there about why you should do it. Most of these aforementioned articles and books are angled in a way that you should talk to dirty to "your man or woman," because that's "what he or she likes," and wants, and the rest of the heteronormative junk that fails to include everyone. But what those pieces seem to forget is that when you bring dirty talk into the mix, it isn't just about your partner and their needs; it's equally about what you enjoy, too, and a lot of us really love to talk dirty. It feels good to let it all out. Whether you choose to talk dirty in bed, via sexting, or like to indulge in good old-fashioned phone sex, talking dirty is definitely something everyone should try. Everyone has their own specific set of turn-ons, but few things are easier to actually do than talk dirty in the bedroom. It may feel a little awkward at first, but once you get the hang of it, it can do amazing things for your sex life. But, is dirty talk healthy? It's hard to believe that raunchy, rough sex-talk can positively impact a relationship, However experts says dirty talk can, in fact, bring couples closer together. Enough of my chit chat, click the buy botton above to get started and become a pro dirty talker