Category: Sex Ed

  • Why do men worry about the size of their penis?

    Why do men worry about the size of their penis?

    The penis is front and center. No surprise… guys worry about the size of their penises, it can be seen by all who view it when his pants are down. A man’s persona, ego, manhood, confidence, machismo can be located between his legs. Does it have to be this way? No it does not, but for most men it simply is!

    In a world where men have easy access to pornography, their first real introduction to sex education is the guy on the screen with a really large penis that stays erect for hours at a time. These men perform with ease, almost acrobatic, maintain a perfect erection in any position and with many partners at a time. No wonder men are concerned when they are not able to perform in “normal conditions”, this can cause any man to develop performance anxiety. A man is certainly not comfortable asking another man to compare size or discuss the fact that they may not be able to perform in bed from time to time. Consulting a woman they are seeing may even be a more terrifying experience, losing his erection mid intercourse, most women will take it personally and feel as though the man does not find them attractive. Over time, if a man does begin to have anxiety over the size of his penis or performance it can start a chain of events that leads to sexual dysfunction.

    One place to start getting information on what is normal is with the basics, and that is information on the male penis.

    Length of the human penis

    The most accurate measurement of the human penis comes from several measurements at different times since there is naturally minor variability in size due to arousal level, time of day, room temperature, frequency of sexual activity, and reliability of measurement. Measurements vary, with studies that rely on self-measurement reporting a significantly higher average than those with staff measuring. However, the mean of an erect human penis is approximately 12.9–15.0 cm (5.1–5.9 in) in length.

    Erect circumference

    Similar results exist regarding studies of the circumference of the adult fully erect penis, with the measurement taken mid-shaft. As with length, studies that relied on self-measurement consistently reported a significantly higher average than those with staff measuring. In a study of penis size where measurements were taken in a laboratory setting, the average penis circumference when erect was 4.8 inches (12.3 cm).

    What does this all mean?

    Size is really a matter of how a man feels about himself, and the partners he chooses to be with. Size really does not matter if a man is not able to get or maintain an erection, because he is anxious about the size of his penis. Sex is, about having fun without the pressure to perform, and making a connection with the person you are being intimate with. For help with sexual issues there are many professionals and classes that a man can take. He can do self-esteem coaching, sex education, sex coaching, tantric, join a sex positive group, and get help from a clinical sexologist.

    Understanding that sex is not just about penetration, but intimacy, love and feeling good, then the pressure to perform can be minimized and the penis can rise to the occasion.


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  • Does diet affect the taste of semen?

    Does diet affect the taste of semen?

    Have a question on your mind about sex or seeking advice? Ask us on any topic and we’ll provide you with the answers from an expert. Send them in to editorial@simplysxy.com

    We have collected your questions on sexual health, and are delighted to have Bonnie Gayle to answer them below.

    Does diet affect the taste of semen?

    Intake definitely affects output. What you take into your body can have an effect on the odors and liquids that come from your body. There are specific foods and spices that have been known to have a sweetening effect on semen; oranges, grapefruit, pineapple, papaya, light tasting vegetables, parsley, wheatgrass, celery, cinnamon, nutmeg, peppermint and lemon to name a few.

    At the same time there are some things you may be consuming and taking into your body that could be contributing to your semen tasting bitter (and not very pleasant) such as; beer, caffeine, cigarettes, preservatives, junk food, processed foods, recreational drugs, and red meat.

    After all, if you are what you eat and drink then your semen would be affected by such!

    Can using a laptop on one’s lap decrease a man’s sperm count?

    Laptop computers can raise the scrotal temperature, which has been linked to lowered sperm count. This occurs for two reasons; having your legs close together to balance the laptop on your lap and because of the heat the laptop generates. If you are using a laptop computer, let it sit on a table of some sort so that it’s not affecting whether or not you have the ability to procreate!

    What are some exercises or ways that decreases a man’s sperm count?

    Did you know that physical activity or lack thereof can affect a man’s sperm count greatly? In studies done, it was found that healthy young men who sit around tend to have lower sperm count then those who are physically active. 20 hours a week of television can decrease male sperm count by as much as 44% while 15 hours of exercise a week can raise sperm count by 73%. That’s a big difference.

    Exercise, diet, and lifestyle all impact your sperm count. The healthier choices lead to a better chance of greater sperm count and a healthier sex life.


    Bonnie Gayle, Body Image Expert and the Founder of Boudoir Butter & Sex Butter, educates hosts the podcast show on 65 networks, “Body Beautiful” covering feeling comfortable & confident in your body, connecting intimately & stepping into your sexual deliciousness. Bonnie’s believes releasing yourself from body bondage, body and sexual shame and learning to love your self are “an inside job”! Her products, Boudoir Butter & Sex Butter are sexually empowering pleasure enhancements made with organic plant-based oils to inspire your own natural juiciness!

    Visit the links in her profile below to her websites and social media!


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  • How a female Orgasm feels like

    How a female Orgasm feels like

    I grew up in a household that did not talk about sex. My Birds and Bees discussion with my mom went something like “When mommies and daddies love each other, they do things in their bedroom that kids don’t need to see.” and the rest was left up to sex education at school. I don’t know about where you all grew up, but they definitely didn’t discuss orgasms in our sex-education.

    That being said, I am sure I had my first orgasm at a pretty young age, probably in elementary school. I did not know I was having orgasms at the time, but I knew that touching myself felt good and it helped me relax. In high school, I started reading magazines that talked about masturbation, finding your g-spot and orgasms. I started exploring myself more and discovering different ways that I could reach climax both alone and with a partner.

    I did not realize until my mid-twenties that there are women in the world that have never had an orgasm. I cannot imagine. The more orgasms I have, the more orgasms I want to have.

    How it feels during a build up to an orgasm and the eventual climax

    I do not know if there is anything I can equate an orgasm to or a great way to specifically describe it. I even have different types or levels of orgasm depending on what type of stimulation I am getting. (I can reach climax enough ways to write a whole article on.) But, I guess the best place to start my description is in getting turned on. So many things turn me on! Sometimes a commercial on TV does it, a memory of a past sexual experience, or even the feel of a certain fabric against my skin.

    When I start to get turned on I feel myself becoming wet, sometimes to the point of dripping. I feel a sort of tingle or tickle in my clitoris, like it is just begging for attention. Externally my clitoris goes from being indiscernible to becoming engorged, making it really easy to find.   Typically my nipples harden and go from being ticklish to feeling pleasurable when touched.

    As I am stimulated, I can feel my heart rate rising. I have a hard time keeping my eyes open and I cannot concentrate on anything but how good I am feeling. All of my muscles begin to tense up. When I get really close to orgasm I can feel my pelvic muscles start to twitch; usually slowly at first, small and random. The twitches become more frequent and increase in strength. If I am reaching orgasm by clitoral stimulation, the feeling of the rubbing on my clit can feel overwhelming; I almost want it to stop but I want so bad to reach climax.

    When I do reach climax, all of my pelvic muscles contract in quick waves, my legs tremble, my eyes literally roll back in my head, and I experience an intense sense of euphoria. This can last just a couple of seconds or considerably longer depending on the amount of build-up and the continuation of stimulation as I reach climax.

    After I reach climax I feel very relaxed. Almost like the feeling after a great massage or even a good meditation session. My brain is clear, my muscles relaxed and I just want to snuggle and go to sleep. Or, I just want to have another orgasm.


    I am Staci, an independent escort from Portland, Oregon. But I like to think of myself as more of a no-strings girlfriend. I grew up in a conservative (read: sexually repressed) small town environment. I moved to the city, found my sexuality and never looked back! Click on the links in my profile to visit my website and Twitter!


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  • How to suck your own penis

    How to suck your own penis

    I am sure I speak for every man out there when I say that being able to suck your own dick is every guy’s fantasy. Whether you are gay, straight, bi etc if you are a guy, you have tried it. That being said, I am very thankful that I have the ability to do it. It was sort of something that started when I was around 16 and started to notice myself getting bigger. By that time, I had seen my fair share of porn and seeing guys sucking other guys but hadn’t experienced having my own dick sucked or sucking another guy. So naturally I was curious to feel the sensation.

    At first I bent over and could only get part of the tip to my mouth. I have never been one to give up on something once I started it, so over time I kept at it and found myself able to get more and more to my mouth. I tried different positions and stretches to give me the best angle to attack and finally succeeded in getting enough into my mouth that I was actually gagging myself with my own dick.

    Requirements to be successful in self sucking

    What I attribute to my success in this area are two things: Flexibility and a larger than average Dick. For those that have seen me in Porn or Live Cam Shows they know that I can get my head to my dick in several positions and that I am blessed with an almost 9.5” dick.

    Best positions for self sucking

    My best positions for self sucking may be pretty tough for some guys to achieve. I know my fans love to see when I get rimmed or penetrated while I am sucking myself and in those acts it is best for me to put my legs over/behind my head. Starting out, I couldn’t do this. It definitely took working up to from some more basic positions.

    When starting out, it was easiest for me to lay on my side and then pull my legs up to wear I could grab them with arms. At that point, I could move my dick closer to my mouth by pulling my legs up and out and sticking my head between them to reach my dick.

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    Tips to enjoy self sucking

    Stretch! Even as flexible as I am, I frequently stretch before, and after I know that I will be self sucking so that my body doesn’t hurt while I am performing. I have found that my neck and back are areas that receive the most stress from this activity so be cautious to not strain yourself too much.

    What’s next after?

    If you are gay then it should be pretty self-explanatory. Suck it just like you would another guys dick. For the straight man who has a penis in his mouth for the first time, don’t panic. Take it slow and work you mouth around it to get it nice and lubricated. When you decide to do some “in and out” motions, watch out that your teeth don’t come down on your member. If you want to see how it’s done, check out this scene in which I am self sucking while getting rimmed.

    Practice doesn’t necessarily lead to success

    That is hard to say. I would answer yes, if you have a dick that is above average. You can get more flexible with practice and exercise but you can’t easily make your dick grow any larger. If you have only an inch or so to go before you can touch your dick to your mouth then I think it could very well be possible for you to achieve this goal with a little practice and exercise. If you fail to do it though, don’t worry there are plenty of others like you, which is why this skill is quite envied among men.


    Apart from being a model, Andrew is also an aspiring producer and talent agent in the adult entertainment industry. He is now accepting applications for new models for his webcam studio at http://darkersidemedia.com/apply and will be launching a porn site in the coming year.

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  • Does having a disability impact one to enjoy sex fully?

    Does having a disability impact one to enjoy sex fully?

    Have a question on your mind about sex or seeking advice? Ask us on any topic and we’ll provide you with the answers from an expert. Send them in to editorial@simplysxy.com

    We have collected your questions on sex and disability, and are delighted to have Arlene Jane Tinga to answer them below.

    Does having a disability impacts one to enjoy sex fully?

    Before I answer the question, I have to state that although we have the dictionary definition of sex, sex can still be defined in many ways depending on the individual, books, country, and even culture that you ask. So, can having a disability impact the full enjoyment of sex? The answer is, it all depends on the individual.

    When it comes to sex for individuals with a disability, sex is something that is usually not discussed or even given any thought to. Although, this does not mean that individuals with a disability do not have sex. Depending on the disability of the individual, sex can mean something entirely different from the typical definition of sex and thus what many people perceive or consider as enjoying sex fully, may not always be the same for an individual with a disability.

    Thus, having a disability does not necessarily impact the enjoyment of sex, but rather creates new ways of enjoyment for sex.

    Are people with disabilities at higher risk of sexual abuse?

    Yes, many individuals with a disability are at higher risks of becoming victims of sexual abuse. Yet, individuals with a developmental and intellectual disability are even more at high risk of becoming sexual abuse victims due to their inabilities to comprehend certain situations.

    What are some misconceptions about sexuality and disability?

    Many people tend to perceive individuals with a disability as not being typical, thus not associating the individuals to sex, sexuality, or any topic revolving around sex and sexuality. For individuals with a developmental disability, such as those diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), many people perceive these individuals as being childlike and asexual. For individuals that have a physical disability, many people perceive that those individuals are not physically able to have sex.

    Also, people assume that if you have a disability, the thought or topic of sex and sexuality is taken off the table.

    How can society change the mindset towards these misconceptions?

    Society’s misconceptions and perceptions towards individuals and sexuality can change if society were to be educated on sex, sexuality and disability. Due to people not being educated or knowledgeable about sex and sexuality when it comes to individuals with disabilities, these individuals are misunderstood and their experiences in life are looked upon completely differently than the experiences of typical developing individuals.


    Arlene-Jane (Arlene) Tinga has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Women Studies from University of California Riverside. Her Senior Thesis research was; Masturbation: More Taboo for Women Than Men. She has been working with the developmental disabilities community since 2006 and is a member of the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists.

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  • The Internet and Adult websites

    The Internet and Adult websites

    Do you know how many visitors are viewing porn at this very second? Or which country has the biggest shares of adult websites? Carvaka Sex Toys has come up with this fantastic infographic on pornography and the internet for you so enjoy it below!

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  • How to make Skype sex amazing

    How to make Skype sex amazing

    Hey, I’m Jenna. I’m 22 years old. I live in Colorado, and I work full-time as a front desk agent at a hotel and part-time as a camgirl doing private shows over Skype. I’m also in a long-distance open relationship, so I regularly have Skype sex not only with paying customers but also with my long-distance boyfriend, multiple times a week. I started doing cam shows, and selling my used panties online, a few months ago when I moved to Colorado from New Jersey.  I got into it because my boyfriend Chris* said that my panties smelled so good, I should sell them. He was joking, but I started selling my panties and, from there, began camming.

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    I love Skype Sex!

    There’s something really fun and playful about it, because at times you’re “pretending” to have sex. I love dirty talk, and Skype is a great place for dirty talk. Plus, I’m a bit of an exhibitionist, so showing off for the camera gets me excited. It can also be a great way to spice up your sex life, especially if there’s a woman in the relationship who has a hard time cumming from penetration. With my boyfriend, Skype sex has been amazing. At its best, it is the personal gratification of masturbating, plus all the shared joy and intimacy of sex with someone you love. I’m talking about crazy multi-orgasmic Skype sessions.

    With clients, I love Skype sex for similar reasons. It’s not just the gratification of getting to fuck myself properly, but also to develop a vibe with another person. With some clients, we’re quiet, and with others, we talk dirty the whole time. One of my favorite clients doesn’t let me cum until I ask him, and we often cum at the same time. With clients, it feels like more like performing, even if I cum, but it’s still great.

    During Skype sex, my boyfriend once got jealous and said “This is just another cam show to you, isn’t it?” And I was taken aback, because it’s so different. Of course, when it comes to sex, nothing beats the real thing. I’ve found that with a relationship partner, Skype sex doesn’t cut it after a while and we’re longing to hold each other again.

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    It’s easier to get started than you think!

    There’s no special ritual involved, I just have to feel good emotionally. Regardless of whether we get naked ten minutes or two hours into a virtual conversation, my boyfriend and both have to feel like our emotional needs are being met before we feel like having sex – just like in real life. If we’re having a disagreement or we just need someone to talk to, we have to talk before we feel like having Skype sex. There’s no special preparation because we don’t plan for Skype sex, we let it happen spontaneously. We video chat in our respective bedrooms so we can get naked if the mood strikes.

    The good thing about it not being real sex is that you don’t have to both be physically ready to start the action. I have a higher sex drive than my boyfriend, so he often makes me wait or doesn’t join me in masturbating if he wants to hang out without (virtually) fucking. If I’m not wet yet, I just watch him masturbate.

    With clients, I just like to be hydrated, and dressed in something cute. If I really need it, I will take the day off. I want it to be fun, not a chore. And weed helps me get horny.

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    Dress the part

    I like babydoll tops, matching pajama sets, dresses, and good old nudity. Again, I don’t plan for Skype sex, I just try to wear sexy things whenever I Skype in the privacy of my bedroom. It’s fun to get on camera and not reveal until halfway through the conversation that I’m wearing no pants, just a thong. If we’re talking about sex and my boyfriend gets horny, he says “guess what?” and then pans the camera down to show me that he’s pulled out his hard cock. I like it when he does that and I don’t expect it (as long as he’s not interrupting me when I’m talking).

    Tips for men

    If your girl likes eye contact during sex, remember to look into the camera, not just at the screen. Put on a show. If you see your girl’s eyes light up when you do something, try doing it more. I like my man to squeeze his dick, rub it faster and then nice and slow, and then with two hands, and then play with the head, etc.  As you get good at it, you won’t just be sitting there repetitively jerking off. Ask your partner to do things you want him/her to do, and ask them what they want you to do. “Direct” each other. And remember that dirty talk is your friend.

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    First time advice for couples

    Work on having trust in each other. Make sure you’re okay being vulnerable in front of each other, because Skype sex can feel silly and awkward the first time, just like regular sex. A good “practice step” is to masturbate for/on each other in person. Masturbation feels vulnerable because it’s a private act, so if you masturbate for each other during live sex first, you will probably feel less awkward. If you think dirty talk is a good addition to skype sex, you can first practice with phone sex so you don’t have to look your partner in the eyes.

    If you’re trying to initiate Skype sex for the first time, make sure that you two are each Skyping from a private place (of course) and not under time pressure. Have a conversation first, and maybe wait for sex to arise naturally in the conversation, so you can tell your partner what you wish you could do to them. If you’re long distance, you could go “Hey, I miss your ass/belly/face, can I see it again?” Ladies, you can ask your man to take off his shirt…and then his pants. When Chris and I first had Skype sex, we were talking about things we wish we could do to each other, and then I just started stripping and asked to see his dick. If your partner is less of a nympho, you might just have to ask them if they want to get naked on Skype with you. Use your words. I’ve never planned a Skype session specifically to have sex, we just start stripteasing a little on camera if I get horny.

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    How to make Skype sex amazing

    Play with camera angles!! Sometimes, my boyfriend shows me just his dick, or just his face, or both. I like to masturbate without letting him see any more than my upper body, and then by the end I’m spreading my pussy for the camera so he can see inside.

    Let each other say and do anything without judgement. Before I had Skype sex with Chris, we had phone sex. He felt awkward, so I did most of the talking the first few times, and eventually we stopped worrying that we sounded stupid or repetitive. One time I told him that I wanted to call him Daddy but that I felt silly and shy about it. He said, “You can call me Daddy if you want to. You don’t have to be embarrassed that you want to suck Daddy’s cock.” He got really into it, calling me a good girl and everything. I get wet just thinking about it. After that point, I felt like I trusted him with all my sexual quirks, so I could say or do anything, and Skype sex was no biggie. Communication and trust are key. Duh! Haha. I can’t believe I’m saying that, because it’s so cliche, but it’s true for pretty much every aspect of sex and relationships. Skype sex is a great place to try out your wildest fantasies. Happy sexing!


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  • What I look for in a Penis

    What I look for in a Penis

    My name is Aria Mae and I currently reside in California.

    What goes through my mind when a guy’s penis for the first time

    “Haha penis.” I’m only joking. I take my time admiring a mans’ member, mostly because I am fascinated by the human anatomy. I enjoy gently stroking and teasing him at first. It’s my way of getting to know the persons body, as well as their sensitive spots.

    Does size matter to you…

    In a nutshell, yes that’s all matters. To a point, of course. Every female is different; their anatomy is different. Take me for instance. I have a very tight and narrow set vagina. I can’t handle anything larger than a certain size. Contrary to popular belief, bigger is not always better. Now, having said that, a micro penis might not do the trick. When it is smaller than 3-4 inches in length, there needs to be more play involved. This means there should be more individual attention given to both partners so they may both achieve a pleasurable orgasm/experience. Such as oral and other stimulation.

    How about thickness?

    As I mentioned above, I do not play too well with larger penis sizes, but I have had partners with large members. My trick is always to ease into every movement. NEVER disregard foreplay in this situation. It’s easy for men (and the occasional woman) to jump the gun and go straight for penetration. Take it slow. Sex is not something to rush into, nor is it a race to the finish line. Give every movement with the intention of tantalizing your partner. This will help relax a woman and in turn make her more accessible. On the topic of oral, don’t be afraid to just tease the tip. You don’t have to make it an obvious thing that you can’t fit your partners entire member in your mouth. Here’s a trick— Use both hands gripping the shaft, turning your right hand clockwise and the other counter clockwise, with the tip as far in as you can bare and just let the moves come naturally. Always read his body language and energy.

    What happens if his penis is curved

    I want to lead my answer with this: If you are a man, and your penis has a curve or any other feature you might see as a deformity, embrace it. No one else will be able to inflict such a distinct stimulation. I love the male anatomy regardless of size, shape, curvature or color. As long as you’re healthy, clean and respectful of my body in return, we’re good to go! Taking into consideration that every penis is different and the curvature can differ from one to another, there will always be positions that feel just a little better with a certain guy. For instance, if his penis curves to the right, try the side position.

    Is sex all about the penis?

    So many factors go into sex. It’s not just whether or not the man has a penis. He’ll most likely have one, and it’ll be all dandy. What a man really needs to learn is how to focus his mind on the woman. Get on her wavelength and read her body language. Some women can’t speak up in bed and will let the man do as he pleases. This is wrong. Women want men to know all the tricks, yet barely give advice or constructive feedback. I’ve always been honest with my partners in any regard. I want them to excel as lovers for myself and others. A man also should take the time to learn his body, just as a woman should. Kegel exercises aren’t just for women. Men should do them as well. This will help with stamina as well as intensify the end orgasm.


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  • 10 Steps to give him the handjob of his life

    10 Steps to give him the handjob of his life

    I think people tend to forget how important foreplay is and rush or skip it altogether to go straight for intercourse. Handjobs fall under that category. Personally, I love handjobs because I love feeling how hard my guy is in my hands. And I think one of the reasons why men love handjobs so much is because of the simple reason that they aren’t stroking themselves for once and of course, it feels good.

    And aside from your lips, your hands and fingers carry some of the most sensitive touch receptors in your whole body. Now, sensitivity is subjective because everyone is different but if you really take the time to feel the handjob you’re giving (rather than just worry about getting your guy off), then it’ll be something you can enjoy better too!

    Places to give a handjob

    Well, there’s always the most popular: under-the-table handjob which can definitely spice up dinner… And if he’s driving and you’re only going a short distance, handjobs can start some intense foreplay.

    If you like taking risks and want to try more public places, take your partner to the movie theaters! The darkness will help conceal your dirty deeds and the act will make you feel like you’re in high school again. The excitement is in trying to keep it on the down low.

    10 handjob steps to blow his mind

    1. Use lube or at least a lot of saliva before you begin stroking your guy. The wetter, the better! Nobody likes a dry handjob.

    2. Start out slow by lightly stroking up and down his shaft to get him going.

    3. Use your fingers! As I mentioned before, your fingers have such sensitive touch receptors. Tap up, down and around the underside of his shaft like you’re playing a piano. Explore. You’ll feel more and the sensation will really pick up for him.

    4. Use both hands! Use your support hand to gently squeeze around the base of his penis and while doing this, use your dominant hand to continue stroking his shaft.

    5. You’ll be able to tell when he’s really enjoying himself and when that time comes, increase the pressure! Keep using both hands and try a hand-over-hand technique where as soon as one of your hands reaches the head of his penis, your other hand is already making its way up his shaft.

    6. Try wrapping one whole hand around his shaft and stroking up and down. Then, reverse your hand so that your thumb is towards the base of his penis (rather than the tip) and repeat.

    7. Every time you reach the head of his penis, swipe your thumb to one side of the head and then the other.

    8. While you’re stroking his shaft, up and down – add in a twist for extra sensations.

    9. Don’t forget about his balls – while one hand takes care of his shaft, use the other to cradle his balls in your hand like you’re holding a pair of eggs.

    10. Switching up the angle of your body will affect his sensations, so sit to one side, on top of him or stand behind him and reach your hand around to change things up and try something new.

    Watch this exclusive hot video by Leila Riley as she shares her handjob tips just for you! (Note: video opens on a separate tab)

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    Hey I’m Leila Riley! I’m a 22 year old college student mixed with Russian, Filipino and the teeniest bit of Australian… yeah, I like to think of myself as pretty exotic. Read the rest of my profile below and visit my website (https://leilariley.wordpress.com/) or follow me on Twitter (https://twitter.com/sexyleila1) and Instagram (https://instagram.com/sexy.leila1/). Check out GoFundMe for more details! www.gofundme.com/leilariley

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  • Are vibrators killing your pleasure?

    Are vibrators killing your pleasure?

    If you’ve seen my talks at Sexpo, you’ll know I warn ladies in particular, about the dangers of overusing vibrators.

    So I wanted to use this week’s blog to explain why!

    But before I tell you how vibrators kill you pleasure, let’s looks at how the vibrator came about shall we?

    Would you believe the vibrator was actually a household appliance – the fifth in fact, to be electrified.

    In the 1800’s, women were being diagnoses with ‘hysteria’, which showed up in the form of erratic behaviour.

    Today we have different names for ‘hysteria’ such as PMS, road-rage, downright bitchiness!

    And in order to treat this very serious ailment, women would line up at the doctors for a clitoral massage to help ease them of their woes.

    Now as you can imagine – women grew quite fond of this treatment!

    Fast-forward to 1899 and one smart chap invented a device that women could take home and service themselves.

    Thus, the vibrator was born.

    Advertisements started popping up in women’s publications, with such taglines as “Vibrate your body and make it well,” “Take the edge off things,” “Nature’s own cure-all” and “Magic power… will make you feel like a new person.”

    These ads made no mention of sex, orgasms, or even ‘hysteria’ – the so-called ‘disease’ for which vibrators were said to cure.

    Now there is no arguing that sex toys – such as vibrators – can be fun and bring a lot of spice to the bedroom.

    But before you arm yourself with a cache of vibrators please consider what I am about to say, extremely carefully…

    Overuse of vibrators can actually desensitise your special bits.

    If you consider a tongue, a finger or a penis; they cannot go near as hard and fast as a vibrator!

    This is why women who use them a lot, often have trouble orgasming with their partner.

    You see, the more stimulation you get to reach orgasm, the more you need.

    So over time you sensitivity – the very same sensitivity that will open you up to deep orgasmic pleasure – is lost.

    This is why vibrators can be such a pleasure killer!

    What you also need to consider is that most vibrators only focus on your clitoris, and sometimes other regions of your genitals like your G-spot.

    Yet the whole body can be a pleasure zone, if you take the time to wake it up.

    And when you do invest time in increasing your sensitivity as opposed to decreasing your sensitivity (which you do when you use a vibrator) that’s when you’re going to start to experience those full body orgasms; orgasms you feel throughout your entire body as opposed to just being confined to your genitals.

    But I’ve already lost sensation, what now?

    No sweat!

    Get yourself a Jade Egg. 

    The Jade Egg is designed to awaken the tissue in your vaginal canal so you start to feel more pleasure inside the vagina.

    Even if you don’t use a vibrator much, most women’s vaginal canal’s are quite numb, hence why they don’t experience G-spot and cervical orgasms.

    Less really is more when it comes to pleasure.

    You want to be so sensitive that someone blowing on your skin is enough to arouse you into ecstasy!

    Personally I do NOT use vibrators for this very reason.

    I want my entire body to be as sensitive as possible, because that’s where we open ourselves up to experiencing the most pleasure.

    All of that said, if you’re not yet willing to trade in your vibrators for a Jade Egg, then make sure your toy box does NOT contain anything with phthalates in them.

    Phthalates are carcinogens.

    You find them in those squishy, jellylike dildos – the really cheap ones.

    They’re toxic!

    They leech chemicals into one of the most absorptive place in our body.

    If you have any toys like that, please throw them out.

    NOW!!!!!!

    Studies have even linked them to cancer.

    What you want are toys that are non porous, and made of materials such as silicon, glass or stainless steel.

    Or just get yourself a Jade Egg and enjoy the deliciousness of deep vaginal orgasmic bliss!


    This article has been republished with permission from Tamara Mercieca

    Please visit Tamara’s website  to view the original post and more of her works.


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