For lots of women, even many many senior women, the big question is still “how can I tell if I’ve had an orgasm?”
The flippant, and not so nice, answer is if you have to ask you haven’t had one.
The more accurate answer goes more to how individual women experience Read More→
This is the third part in our series on Do It For Yourself Sex Therapy. This article is all about emotions and how emotions trigger your sexual response.
Sex always starts with emotions. Especially satisfying senior sex.
Whether the emotion is lust or love, a quick response to a stranger on the street, or seeing your favorite movie star on full screen and technicolor, it all starts with emotion.
Especially when you are trying to rekindle the desire that has been in your relationship.
Emotional responses trigger Read More→
The most frequently missed step in improving your senior sex life is working on desire first.
Not the desire to have a better intimate relationship, but Read More→
Enough already. Get ready, time for another rant. I should probably have known when I started looking at other blogs and other articles on the article sites.
But, I plowed on through them getting more and more annoyed. Alright, I confess, I was ripped.
What was the cause of all this orneriness?
Articles about Read More→
Finally, we’ve got to the second part of a series of posts all about increasing your sexual skills and feeling more connected to your honey. (Click here for the first post.)
When we’re talking about do-it-for-yourself Sex Therapy, it’s crucial to get in tune with what turns each of you on. If it’s been a while, believe me, what you feel, like, get turned on by now is really different than it was when you first met.
Keeping current with what works means discovering anew your turn ons, your current erotic zones for both of you.
Before you can explore your erotic zones with your partner means you need to know Read More→
