How To Avoid Making Women's Most Common Sexual Mistakes
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You Will Need
- More self-esteem
- Fewer inhibitions
- An understanding of the male species
Steps
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Step 1
Don’t take things personally
Don’t take it personally when your man is not in the mood. Women think they just need to flash some flesh to get a guy salivating like one of Pavlov’s dogs, but that’s a myth.
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Step 2
Don’t hide your body
Don’t hide your body: Strip in front of him, leave the light on sometimes, ride him once in a while. Remember: He’s just happy you’re naked.
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Step 3
Tell him what you want
Tell him what you want. Men are not mind readers, and women are not interchangeable. What turned on his last girlfriend may do nothing for you.
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If you’re too shy to tell him what you want, show him – by moaning when he’s on the right track, gently guiding his hand elsewhere, assuming a different position, etc.
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Step 4
Take responsibility
Take some responsibility for your own orgasm. If you can help things along yourself (hint, hint) don’t be too shy to do so. He’ll be turned on and appreciative.
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Don’t rely on him for condoms. Having them on hand makes you responsible, not slutty.
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Step 5
Be tidy
Take the time to shave your legs and arm pits and make sure your bikini area doesn’t resemble a small rodent.
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Step 6
Stroke his ego
Stroke his ego. Many men secretly have the same body hang-ups and insecurities that women do. An occasional, 'Great legs!' will make him as happy as it would make you.
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Step 7
Let him know you’re alive
There’s nothing worse you can do than just lie there like a dead fish. Move around. Make noise. Talk dirty. Show that you’re really into sex with him.
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Don’t forget that guys like to be touched, too. Just make sure your nails are nicely manicured, not dangerous talons.
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Step 8
Let him sleep
After the lovemaking, let him sleep. Unlike women, men are no longer aroused after sex – they’re just tired. And don’t be offended if he doesn’t want to fall asleep in your arms – it can be uncomfortable!
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