mattcanning99
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Five tips for a better sex
GymNYC aka Newyork24 AKA NYCBOY aka BulldogNYC said:Dim the lights. Let's face it: Between the harsh lights and the cold tile, bathroom's aren't sexy places. Spruce it up a little by lighting scented candles and placing them around the room. Try adding fragrant bath salts or fresh flower petals to the water as your run the tub. Pour two glasses of wine or champagne to sip while you splash (be sure to use plastic glasses). Bring in a portable CD player and plug it in a safe distance from the water. Presto: You've created your own erotic spa.
Add air. Several catalogs sell portable whirlpool units for under $200. These units, which attach to the side of a bathtub, pump and recirculate the water, turning your bathtub into a whirlpool. Of course, with the device installed, there'll be less elbow room for the two of you, so make sure you'll both still fit before you plunk down your money.
Keep your clothes on. "The struggle to get free of wet clothing can be highly stimulating," says Glenn Wilson, Ph.D., a psychologist in England and author of Creative Loveplay. Lead your partner into a waiting shower while she's still in her undies or after she puts on a silky camisole. The thin fabric will cling to her body.
Let her take the top. If you're in the bath, it'll work better if she stays on top. It's the simplest way, anatomically speaking. "The buoyancy helps you achieve a nice rhythm, particularly if you move slowly and sensually," says Resnick.
If you're in the shower, try standing, rear-entry sex with your partner braced against the corner.
Expect a flood. Bathtub sex is messy sex. If mopping up after yourselves isn't your idea of afterplay, place a few folded towels on the floor by the tub. Also, remember that naked bodies are slippery when wet. To prevent accidents, make sure you've got a towel or bathmat handy for exiting the room safely.