If your relationship is a little lack-luster these days, work a little shine back into it with a toy. Let a vibrator be a buzzing addition between your sheets. Use it to massage, tickle, tease and delight.
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If your relationship is a little lack-luster these days, work a little shine back into it with a toy. Let a vibrator be a buzzing addition between your sheets. Use it to massage, tickle, tease and delight.
There are lots of reasons to laugh. First, laughter is fun – and fun is reason enough for all of us to laugh lots.
Secondly, because non-laughers are usually boring and uptight people. The kind of people we don’t want to laugh with anyways.
Thirdly, because laughter cleans out the psycho-social pipes when things are bad.
Now you need to know that there are two kinds of laughter: “laughter, the funny kind” (LFK) and “laughter, the mean kind” (LMK). LFK brings people closer and LMK breaks, butchers and belittles that which is important.
I am talking about LFKs or “laughter, the funny kind.”
Cleaning out the pipes: You saw it in “The Bucket List” when Morgan Freeman and Jack Nicholson laughed until they cried. Well, they needed to laugh. They were both dying and they were leaving those who wanted them to live. (Go rent the film. You will laugh and cry and get your pipes cleaned all at once.)
The laughing contagion: Do you remember in high school when you couldn’t stop laughing and when your teacher threatened you with “whatever” (you were laughing too hard to remember) and that she began snickering too? Laughter is contagious and that is a good thing. You avoided a detention or writing lines or visiting the principal. The laughter contagion brings people together when they are opposites.
“No laughing matter”: You have heard that truism; that the severity of the situation requires solemnity or reverence or some other form of sadness. However, authorities from the Bible to Reader’s Digest remind us that “laughter is the best medicine.” A best-selling Norman Cousins book and a popular Robin Williams film, “Patch Adams,” teaches us that laughter might even heal people. Still, even if you die, laughter is the best way to go. It’s called “dying well.” It’s a funny way to go.
Getting unstuck: Unsolvable problems are usually better solved through laughter than “serious, urgent, important” strategies (“SUI” sounds like a pig call doesn’t it?). If your life has 20% problems and you invest 80% of your resources in strategies like problem solving, worrying about things, and “daring to discipline,” well, you are likely to add to the unsolvability of it all. Makes you want to laugh. Or cry.
“So what’s this all got to do with sex?” you asked.
Good question. Of course if you have looked at yourself naked recently, laughing is way better than crying!
And if you think about orgasms, erections, the “missionary” position, all that wetness, well, it is pretty funny isn’t it?
And of course, all orgasms don’t call for the “Hallelujah Chorus!” (That’s a joke.)
“So, a guy walks into a bar…”
Dr. Paddy Ducklow, Psychologist
Paddy is the Erb-Gullison Professor of Family Studies at Carey Theological College (UBC campus) and is in private practice doing marriage, family and sex therapy.
The “feel good” effect of the sun can boost your mood and make your body more responsive to orgasm. Try to expose yourself to sunlight for at least 15 minutes a day – or use full-spectrum bulbs in your lights if it’s overcast outside.
Prolong your pleasure using the “start and stop” technique. Build your orgasm up almost to the point of no return and then stop. Then start again, and stop… How many times can you “start” and “stop” before you just can’t take it any more??
Varied stimulation is the key to great orgasms. Whether it’s the motion, the lotion, the direction, or the communication, always keep your lover guessing!
It may sound corny, but holding hands before sex is an orgasm booster. The bonding effect releases oxytocin, a hormone released when you climax.
Menthol is a natural and powerful orgasm booster. Pop a couple of extra strength peppermints in your mouth while going down on your partner. Guaranteed to shoot their pleasure sensors right through the roof!
It’s a beautiful evening and the kids are gone to grandma’s house. There is a fire in the fireplace, the candles are lit, and the music is low and sultry. You are kissing and fondling and things are quickly moving to the next level when you feel your husband’s fingers at the entrance of the forbidden zone! Oh no, wait, that isn’t his finger at all! As this realization hits your face, your wonderful soul-mate husband of many years leans over and whispers in your ear…”feeling adventurous?”
Ever happened to you? Well, this scenario (with various different changes) is played out in marital beds all over. I’ve had women to ask me why in the world their husband seems so infatuated with their bottom. To me the answer is pretty simple. Men get sexual gratification from sticking their member into small damp holes. Once a man and woman are married, their bodies belong to each other. Of course it’s only natural for a husband to think of all the places he can go with it. The three holes that are large enough to accommodate a penis are the mouth, vagina, and anus. A simple, mildly blunt explanation as to why a husband may be intrigued or interested in anal sex.
It would be unfair though; to say that husbands are the only ones interested in back door play. Many women are also curious about this ‘taboo’ subject. In my own marriage, I have always been the aggressor when it comes to anal play/sex. I had experimented myself during some alone time and found that there really are some nerve endings at the entrance of the anus that feel so pleasurable when stimulated! I told my husband about it and asked if he minded using a finger there from time to time during intercourse. The results were mind-blowing orgasms that made me melt and made him feel pretty good too!
So… how does a couple know if it’s really okay to try anal sex? I firmly believe that a married couple should feel free to try almost anything they want to in their own marriage bed. I draw the line at involving a third party, which includes other people physically and also pornography (this could be a whole other article in itself). A healthy marriage is between the husband, wife, and God. I also draw the line with sex acts that will hurt or demean one of you. If you are involved in an act that makes you feel humiliated or degraded, then that act is unhealthy for your marriage. That is a gateway for resentment to set in.
Anal sex can be very pleasurable for some women. (Notice I said some and not all.) We hear about orgasms that start from the clitoris or from the G-spot, but there are many women out there who swear that they have had orgasms originating from their anus. I believe them because it’s happened to me as well. But for all the women who claim to love anal sex, there seem to be just as many who don’t like it at all. For some women it seems degrading and for others it’s uncomfortable or just down right painful. Communication is so important here. If you are curious about it, then TALK to your spouse! Ask them how they feel about trying some anal play. Find out if he/she is uncomfortable with the idea. Discuss any concerns openly with each other. There are some possible medical issues that could result from participating in anal sex, including infection and damage to the rectum, so it would be wise to research this together before deciding on trying it. If you find that your concerns and uneasiness outweigh the curiosity and eagerness, then you probably need to stop and back up a bit. If you and your spouse have researched this topic and feel like it is something you’d like to try together, then here are a few things to keep in mind.
You may wonder how in the world anal sex can deepen intimacy in marriage. Over the last few years I’ve heard many stories of this, including one woman who wrote to me explaining how she had been sexually active with several other men before marrying her husband. In her marriage, anal sex was a very intimate and bonding act for the simple reason that she had never had anal sex with any other man. Her promiscuous past included vaginal sex with other men, but they both knew that the only man she had ever had anal intercourse with was her husband. Thus, it became a very intimate act between them.
Like all other sex acts, this is a decision that is left up to each individual couple. Anal sex isn’t for everyone. It’s not the be-all end-all sex act. It’s simply one out of hundreds of things that a married couple should feel free to try, if they both want to. If both of you aren’t on the same page about it, then choose another book. It shouldn’t be a divisive issue. So communicate, research, and make a decision together. And above all, have fun!

Cumingirl is a devoted wife and full time mom of two living in the USA. She is one of the co-creators of www.christiannymphos.org. Their website is considered by many to be groundbreaking in its ability to intertwine sex and the Christian faith. The site was launched as a way to teach married women to walk in sexual freedom with their husbands.
Book a lunch date with your partner and bee-line home for a quickie. Or better yet, book a hotel room for an hour! The urgency and frequency of your rendez vous will inject a burst of passion into any long term relationship.
Perform a sexy strip tease for your partner and invite them to tip for special requests. (And let them know that a good paying customer is always taken care of!)
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