Do you love to travel but the thought of flying gets you in a cold sweat? Do you go blank at the thought of public speaking but need to get to grips with it to progress in your career? Do you want to be in a relationship but you dread the possible rejection when you finally ask the hottie out? Whatever challenge you’re facing at the moment, I’ve got your back.
In this episode of “Let’s Talk about Sex on XFM 100.2 with Melanie Kelly”, we talk about how to actively create erotic space. When I say “erotic space”, I’m not referring to physical space – although this is important. Instead, I’m speaking about using your mind-power to send sexual cues to your body to prime yourself to be receptive and ready. This discussion is helpful to those who want to keep their sexuality alive and enjoyable.
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“It just happened! I swear!!”
“Do you expect me to believe that you just slipped inside of her? “Oh, I’m terribly sorry, I tripped over this bench and fell into your vagina?!””
Matt’s wife, Jessica, has recently come across evidence that he’s been having an affair with a woman named Catherine. Do you believe Matt when he says it just happened?
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In my conversation with Sexual Wellness Coach, Ken Cassar, we keep coming back to this topic: What if one partner wants sex but the other doesn’t?
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Are you one of those people who once graduating from university, getting a particular job, reaching a certain age or upon getting married decided to ‘grow up’? What I mean is did you stop doing certain things that gave you a great sense of pleasure just because you were expected to act a certain way now that you are ‘old’? Let this sink in for a moment and be honest with yourself. I for starters am guilty as charged.
Is there sex after marriage? When sexual attraction dips in long-term relationships, are we doomed for a life-time of mediocre sex, or can we revive the passion in some way?
