Sex Bomb

I know I posted about this a while ago, but regarding sex and intimacy I think the most important knowledge bomb I can drop for you here is to just release your inhibitions and let it happen.

Many of us have some fear or hesitation when we put our entire selves completely. I know people in very long term relationships that still wont turn the lights on in front of their partner when they are having sex. On one hand, I think that’s crazy! On the other, I totally understand.

Exposing yourself in an intimate way can be extremely intimidating - but it can also be liberating and exciting and a million other incredible things that you would miss out on if you didn’t give it a chance. When you restrain yourself out of fear, you won’t be able to reap the benefits of just letting go. Do you want the ultimate climax? Live in the moment. Focus on what feels good. Give yourself to your partner. Leave your worries behind.

YOU’RE WELCOME.

I learned quickly that I (personally) need to have emotional intimacy but that’s not the case for everyone. I’ve explained my own fears but that doesn’t mean “we’re” all the same. This is just the case for me and I’m sure some of you too. Just for the record, people with disabilities are out there on Tinder and having one night stands just like everyone else.

You have the potential to experience some really good shit, but you have to allow yourself the pleasure. You have to set your fears aside in the interest of pleasure and passion. Essentially, you just need to stop cock blocking yourself. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Am I an expert? Definitely not, but I’ve been on both ends of the spectrum. I can’t imagine I’m the only one who ever felt that way. I feel like I can confidently share this information knowing someone will benefit from it - actually at least two people. And when you’re screaming out with pleasure, and you realize I’m right, feel free to give me a shout out too. 🤘🏼

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