Make Her Happy With This 10 Steps and Be Her King
Tips to make her happy
NOTHING,
and we mean nothing, is quite as satisfying as watching a woman in all her
low-moaning, back-arching, sheet-grabbing glory. But likewise, when that big O
proves a little elusive, you might feel slightly askew, like your manhood is
all of a sudden called into question. What, on Earth, could be going wrong?
“Men still
really believe that intercourse is the primary way to satisfy a woman—that
penis size, thrusting, and maintaining an erection are most important.” But
there are a vast amount of nerve endings connected to the female orgasm, so a
little knowledge of the female anatomy can go a long way.”
Sounds
like it’s time to study up—and tweak some of your strategy—to bring her to a
bone-chilling blastoff, huh? That’s exactly why Men’s Fitness talked to some of
the best sex experts and orgasm researchers out there to unlock the secrets to
her body and her brain, begin
1.
Send A Subtle Text
Here’s the
thing: Researchers now believe that emotional intimacy plays a sizeable role in
a woman’s sexual response cycle, which means that you best back your brain up
from that initial point of groping-and-kissing—and re-think your foreplay plan
all together. In fact, to boost your bond and give her that feeling of
connectivity she needs to get aroused, experts suggest starting with small
gestures way before the big event. (Pro tip: Send her a simple breakfast-time
text that says, “Hey babe, can’t wait for tonight”—and a few follow-ups
throughout the day, too.)
2. Forget The Quickie
You know
how when you’re crazed, a good romp helps you blow off steam? While stress
won’t inhibit a man’s arousal, a woman is a more complicated creature, sexually
speaking. Pull her away for a pump-and-run, my friend—and your chances of
getting her off aren’t so good. If there are five roommates in the other room
or she has 10 emails that need to get answered, it’s going to be hard for her
to orgasm. For a woman to really get aroused, the parts of her brain associated
with outside stress and anxiety need to deactivate. So make it a point to get
her in a relaxed environment, and remember to stoke that fire slowly. Most
women require a full 15 to 20 minutes of sexual arousal and activity to reach
orgasm with a partner. (Patience, buddy.)
3.
Keep On Kissing
Now that
you know a woman’s body can take much longer than a man’s to heat up, you’ll
understand that the female orgasm is all about sustaining her arousal. And one
of the easiest ways to do that, according to Dr. Sly is a surprisingly G-rated
return to the first-base basics, which will help her feel more connected to you
as her excitement builds…and builds…and builds. Keep going back to kissing, and
make it an ongoing part of the sexual act—not just foreplay. It sounds so
mundane, but kissing is important to her—it sends that bioelectric shock
through her body—and it too often gets left out in today’s rushed world.
4. Compliment her Body
When
you’re in the midst of the act, you’re probably thinking a combination of “Yes!
It’s happening!” and “Well done, bro! She’s hot.” But a woman’s mind, on the
other hand, might be somewhere in between, “Oh no. Does my ass look huge?” and
“I hope he doesn’t notice [insert insecurity here].” Since study after study
has shown that even minor body image issues can inhibit her ability to enjoy
sex, get aroused, and reach orgasm, do what you can—in the moment—to make her
feel attractive and comfortable. You think she’s hot, right? So tell her…again
and again. It all goes back to this “Relaxing her brain is key to relaxing—and
arousing—her
Body”
5. Don't Rush Downtown
A lot of
men approach oral sex as an act of foreplay. But direct clitoral stimulation
might not feel good at the start of sex. So spend at least five minutes
kissing, caressing, and working the rest of her body first. And since so many
women claim that receiving oral sex is the best way to consistently orgasm (not
sure about your lady? Just ask!) I also suggests that you consider making it
your game-time performance—and not just a warm-up drill.
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