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2012年9月15日 星期六

The Power Of Partner Touch In Relationships


Have you ever held your partner's hand and felt a tingling sensation through every cell in your body? Ever yearned for a hug from your partner, more than anything else in the world? Is it an essential part of relationships?

Humans thrive on touch. Research has shown that for humans and animals, a lack of physical contact can lead to emotional disturbances, reduced sexual interest and even a weakened immune system. Studies have shown that infants deprived of skin contact lose weight and can become ill. Online dating site Partner4Real found that touch was as important in some relationships as sex, conversation & commitment.

"Touch is as important as breathing," explains researcher Tiffany Field. Without it, children do not grow and develop.

"Sensory deprivation makes people depressed and immune-compromised, and gives them emotional pain and physical damage," she says.

We all crave our partner's touch but it can be difficult for some men to admit they need it. From a young age, many boys are discouraged to go running to their mother for comfort when things get tough. When they grow into men and start relationships, they can then associate hugs with weakness, and may show a lack of affection to their partners. Humans not only thrive on touch, but relationships do too. Some women in relationships complain that their partner only initiates physical contact as a precursor to sex. And yet many women crave physical intimacy so much that they sometimes agree to have sex simply to fulfil this desire for warmth and closeness.

But there is a lot to be said for touch for touch's sake. Listen up men: Try lightly brushing your partner's arm or gently squeezing her hand as you walk past her. And if you fancy something a little more intimate, author Valerie Ann Worwood suggests that a 10 to 15 minute massage from your partner a few times a week can work wonders in relationships. If you are looking for anew partner or starting anew relationship, think about how important this aspect of any relationship might be and how you communicate this, whether verbally, through your online dating profile or just by letting actions speak louder than words.




Juliet Johnson is a dating authority from Partner4Real - an online dating website for singles who want to get real about dating. Partner4Real uses social networking tools that enable users to constantly upload hundreds of on-the-spot photos and videos via their mobile phones and email wherever they are, free of charge. Get Real about your man!





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2012年9月14日 星期五

How to Introduce Sex Toys to Your Partner

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2012年7月25日 星期三

The Power Of Partner Touch In Relationships


Have you ever held your partner's hand and felt a tingling sensation through every cell in your body? Ever yearned for a hug from your partner, more than anything else in the world? Is it an essential part of relationships?

Humans thrive on touch. Research has shown that for humans and animals, a lack of physical contact can lead to emotional disturbances, reduced sexual interest and even a weakened immune system. Studies have shown that infants deprived of skin contact lose weight and can become ill. Online dating site Partner4Real found that touch was as important in some relationships as sex, conversation & commitment.

"Touch is as important as breathing," explains researcher Tiffany Field. Without it, children do not grow and develop.

"Sensory deprivation makes people depressed and immune-compromised, and gives them emotional pain and physical damage," she says.

We all crave our partner's touch but it can be difficult for some men to admit they need it. From a young age, many boys are discouraged to go running to their mother for comfort when things get tough. When they grow into men and start relationships, they can then associate hugs with weakness, and may show a lack of affection to their partners. Humans not only thrive on touch, but relationships do too. Some women in relationships complain that their partner only initiates physical contact as a precursor to sex. And yet many women crave physical intimacy so much that they sometimes agree to have sex simply to fulfil this desire for warmth and closeness.

But there is a lot to be said for touch for touch's sake. Listen up men: Try lightly brushing your partner's arm or gently squeezing her hand as you walk past her. And if you fancy something a little more intimate, author Valerie Ann Worwood suggests that a 10 to 15 minute massage from your partner a few times a week can work wonders in relationships. If you are looking for anew partner or starting anew relationship, think about how important this aspect of any relationship might be and how you communicate this, whether verbally, through your online dating profile or just by letting actions speak louder than words.




Juliet Johnson is a dating authority from Partner4Real - an online dating website for singles who want to get real about dating. Partner4Real uses social networking tools that enable users to constantly upload hundreds of on-the-spot photos and videos via their mobile phones and email wherever they are, free of charge. Get Real about your man!





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2012年7月19日 星期四

How to Introduce Sex Toys to Your Partner

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2012年5月4日 星期五

5 Steps to Hearing Better Orgasm Sounds From Your Partner


Most men want to please their partners and elicit better orgasms and orgasm sounds from their partners. While it is true that many men are concerned only with their own satisfaction, most men will consider pleasing their partners to be just as important or more important. Here are 5 steps to hearing louder and better orgasm sounds from your partner:

1. Location: It is very important for your partner to feel comfortable at your chosen location, and for them to feel like being vocal won't be embarrassing and that their moans won't be heard too easily by others. If your partner feels like all of your neighbours are listening because your walls are paper thin, she probably wouldn't be comfortable letting loose and screaming her lungs out.

2. Limit the senses: When your partner is deprived of one or more of their senses (e.g. sight), they are able to focus more on the experience of sex, and this will often lead to more vocal orgasms. It's almost as if vocalising is a way of compensating for the the deficit in sensory input.

3. Use dirty talk: Some partners may need to be encouraged to let loose, particularly if they are in the habit of suppressing their orgasm sounds. During the act, keep encouraging your partner to scream and moan to their content, and you'll be surprised how this can open up the floodgates.

4. Tell them you love to hear them orgasm: Some partners may be embarrassed by their involuntary orgasm sounds, and letting them know that you find it a turn on may be important. Even for those women who have no such qualms, most people still like to know what works for their sex partner.

5. Perform: Know what your partner likes and what she needs to orgasm-- it's obvious enough, but she won't be making any orgasm sounds unless she's experiencing pleasure! Some women can only orgasm with clitoral stimulation, and not with penetration alone-- if this is the case, you need to do what works for your partner.

I hope that these 5 steps will help you on your way to giving your partner those intense, ear-shattering, toe-curling orgasms that every woman wants.




John Wobadubokowski





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2011年12月18日 星期日

How to Introduce Sex Toys to Your Partner

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2011年12月11日 星期日

The Power Of Partner Touch In Relationships


Have you ever held your partner's hand and felt a tingling sensation through every cell in your body? Ever yearned for a hug from your partner, more than anything else in the world? Is it an essential part of relationships?

Humans thrive on touch. Research has shown that for humans and animals, a lack of physical contact can lead to emotional disturbances, reduced sexual interest and even a weakened immune system. Studies have shown that infants deprived of skin contact lose weight and can become ill. Online dating site Partner4Real found that touch was as important in some relationships as sex, conversation & commitment.

"Touch is as important as breathing," explains researcher Tiffany Field. Without it, children do not grow and develop.

"Sensory deprivation makes people depressed and immune-compromised, and gives them emotional pain and physical damage," she says.

We all crave our partner's touch but it can be difficult for some men to admit they need it. From a young age, many boys are discouraged to go running to their mother for comfort when things get tough. When they grow into men and start relationships, they can then associate hugs with weakness, and may show a lack of affection to their partners. Humans not only thrive on touch, but relationships do too. Some women in relationships complain that their partner only initiates physical contact as a precursor to sex. And yet many women crave physical intimacy so much that they sometimes agree to have sex simply to fulfil this desire for warmth and closeness.

But there is a lot to be said for touch for touch's sake. Listen up men: Try lightly brushing your partner's arm or gently squeezing her hand as you walk past her. And if you fancy something a little more intimate, author Valerie Ann Worwood suggests that a 10 to 15 minute massage from your partner a few times a week can work wonders in relationships. If you are looking for anew partner or starting anew relationship, think about how important this aspect of any relationship might be and how you communicate this, whether verbally, through your online dating profile or just by letting actions speak louder than words.




Juliet Johnson is a dating authority from Partner4Real - an online dating website for singles who want to get real about dating. Partner4Real uses social networking tools that enable users to constantly upload hundreds of on-the-spot photos and videos via their mobile phones and email wherever they are, free of charge. Get Real about your man!





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