Casual Sex Benefits

POSTED ON: Mar 31 2010  • 
CATEGORIES:  Better Sex

I had a client this week who simply wanted permission from a Sexologist to engage in casual sex, so this is what I told her:

Casual sex does have it’s benefits, especially when practiced safely. If a woman has a child or children and doesn’t want to introduce new men into her family until they are in a serious relationship, her best bet is to keep her lovers a secret from her kids and just enjoy the sexual gratification. There are plenty of women, young and mature who are financially independent and want sex, but not a committed relationship. A casual sexual relationship can also be good for a woman’s ego and boost her sexual confidence.

One of the ways a woman can prepare herself for casual sex is to give herself permission to enjoy sexual pleasure without having any emotional expectations. She can have several lover’s who satisfy her physical needs, but she doesn’t want any other kind of attachment. Of course you have to be able to communicate this arrangement to your lovers by saying something like, “I want you to be my perfect lover, but I don’t want to fall in love. Can you handle that?” Most men will jump at the chance to have sex with a woman who makes a statement like that.

The best way to let someone know that you want to have a casual sexual relationship is to talk about it. You can say that it has always been a fantasy of yours to have a lover with no strings attached.

How could you make sure that you are emotionally equipped to handle casual sex?

Impact of Celebrities Cheating

POSTED ON: Mar 25 2010  • 

There has been a recent pattern of cheating celebrities who have been indiscreet and humiliated their spouses in the media.

Obsession with celebrities cheating is now impacting the way the public are looking at their own lives and I’ve heard people say:

“If Sandra Bullock can’t keep her man faithful, how can I?”

“How could Tiger screw around when he has such a beautiful, young sexy wife?”

It has nothing to do with how beautiful, sexy or young their wives are, but it has everything to do with how our hormones change during the three stages of love.

Since the beginning of mankind, there have been the same three stages of Love that begins with LUST, which is not an emotion, but a human drive flooded by the sexual hormones testosterone and estrogen. In this stage of love, you feel excited by the thought of your lover and eager to be with them as much as you can.

Stage two of Love is the ROMANTIC ATTRACTION stage where your brain is now releasing the feel good hormone, dopamine that can make you feel lovesick. You may even lose your appetite or have trouble sleeping because you can’t get your lover out of your head.

Stage 3 of Love is EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT where the brain releases Serotonin and Oxytocin, bonding hormones that can deepen the feelings of attachment. However, at this stage of love, the lust and the romantic attraction stages dissipate, so it is not uncommon to look for those pleasurable feelings elsewhere.

So it’s probable that Tiger and Jesse were in the Attachment stage of love with their wives, so they were vulnerable to the temptations of lust when it was flaunted at them.

The bottom line is that if you don’t evoke the feelings of lust, attraction and romance in your relationship, it will become less sexual and you or your partner are more likely to stray and cheat with someone new who gives you the thrill of excitement that you crave.

How to End Cheating

POSTED ON: Mar 23 2010  • 

The hardest part of ending an affair is giving a sincere apology. That means taking full responsibility and being accountable for the pain caused to everyone involved. No matter if the cheating was with multiple partners, a one night stand or a mistress, the betrayer must be willing to end the affair by allowing his/her partner listen to the phone call ending it. The impact of a phone call is better than writing a letter, e-mail or text where the former lover has the opportunity to respond and prolong the termination of the affair.

Going to counseling and therapy can provide a safe place with a non-judgmental professional qualified to help understand what went wrong so you can learn to avoid the same pitfalls in the future.

Cheating can impact a relationship positively and negatively. It can be a wake up call that something is missing or that the cheating partner feels neglected, but it can also be a destructive act to end the relationship.

Whether you choose to work towards making your relationship better or walk away depends upon if your relationship is more worth saving than the resentment is worth holding on to.

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