Welcome to the Romance Help Guide!

Posted by Robert in Romance Help Guide on March 20th, 2009

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If you’re looking for tips, techniques, and ready-to-use material with which to express your love and affection to someone special in your life, you’ve come to the right place!

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Getting in The Zone

Posted by Robert in Romance Help Guide on June 16th, 2009

When it comes to achieving supreme pleasure, being in the right mind-set is half the battle.

  • Let your thoughts wander. It helps to transport yourself mentally to a sexy place. Fantasize that you’re getting it on in a lust-inspiring locale or even with another man, like a hot trainer at your gym or, hell, Justin Timberlake. No guilt — it doesn’t mean you want to cheat on your guy.
  • Strengthen your senses. Certain smells and sounds can have a Pavlovian affect on your libido. Think about what puts you in the mood, and then designate an enhancer that will signal to your brain and body that it’s time to get naughty. For example, before sex, put on a sultry jazz CD.
  • Be selfish. Worrying too much about your guy’s pleasure means you wind up ignoring your own. So silence the inner monologue of “How am I doing?” and simply enjoy the experience. Otherwise, it becomes more work than play.
  • Stay on course. A stressful day’s memories can still manage to sneak up on you, even when you’re mid-mattress session. To stay in the moment, try to focus your thoughts purely on the physical and pay attention to how every touch, lick, and stroke feels.

    • SOURCE: Psychotherapist Kathleen Cervenka, PhD, author of In the Mood, Again

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