Do you long to have a juicier sex life but simply don’t know where to start? Have you quit even fantasizing about spicing up your sex life, moving beyond the missionary position, or feeling hot for your partner and yourself again? If you feel that way, you’re not alone.
After giving birth, suffering through my Perfect Storm, and completely losing my mojo, sex was the last thing on my mind. Plus, I tend to be so cerebral that I lose touch with my body completely for hours, even days on end. Then I started exploring ways to enliven the sexual creature within me. I took a class at Sheila Kelley’s S Factor (the pole dancing exercise classes that teach you to “feel your fur” and move like the sensual being we all are) and attended Mama Gena’s School of Womanly Arts.
Have my efforts transformed me into the evolved, divine sex goddess I long to be? No, not yet. But I’m getting closer. (Just ask my hubby.)
They say we teach what we need to learn, and this topic came up frequently when women submitted questions to me for my book What’s Up Down There? Questions You’d Only Ask Your Gynecologist If She Was Your Best Friend (which launches September 28 — pretty please preorder now!).
I may not have it all figured out, but I got to interview a lot of experts while writing this book, and I learned a thing or two along the way that I’ve put into practice (with great results!). Here are some tips.
Read more: Health, Love, Sex, Women's Health, authentic self, bedroom, erotica, How To Be A Great Lover, inner critic, juicier sex life, lou paget, make time for sex, mama gena, mama-genas-school-of-womanly-arts, passion, Regena Thomashauer, runaway bride, s-factor, sex, sheila kelley
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Awww, kitty is cute as button!! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks
Am trying to be better organized. With my husband out of action now it doesn't get any easier.
Good tips
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+ add your ownCommunication is the biggest turn-on. Shame so many of us aren't good at it.
Great advice! Everything seems so simple but it's easy to forget to do those things!
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An open mind can achieve wonders!
Communication is one of the most important thing to me. Thanks for this.
Thanks so much! xx
Thank you for sharing!
Never a bad thing to be reminded of those. Sometimes in the hast of our lives we tend to forget simple things like talking and communicating...
thanks!
As Jim Morrison would say : We need great golden copulations ! I couldn't agree more !
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