Showing posts with label shower sex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shower sex. Show all posts

While most women around the country had a sexual wellbeing revival when they read Fifty Shades of Grey, some of the amazing sex scenes did seem a little too fictional. Sure, it makes for great reading, but when you try out a bit of Christian Grey action in real life and it doesn’t pan out, it can leave you feeling a little, well, unsatisfied. Therefore, we turned from the page to real people and real sexual health experts, who can give you tips guaranteed to make your life a whole lot more sexy.


 


1. Lacy Lingerie: Stephanie F, 26, of Athens, Georgia, details, ‘Whenever I wear matching bra and panty sets, I feel sexier all day. I used to save them for special occasions, but now I find that I need that extra kick on blah days, like Mondays.’


 


2. Shower Sex: ‘In Skyfall, Daniel Craig as James Bond has an especially steamy shower scene,’ notes wellness writer Anna Davies. ‘Give your guy the 007 treatment by surprising him as he’s rinsing off after a long day.’ I’m sure he won’t mind getting sweaty all over again!


 


3. Underwear Swimming: Becky C, 30, of Manhattan, Kansas, recalls, ‘A couple of years ago, my husband and I were hiking on a hot day and we came to a stream. I’ve never been skinny dipping, but I did go in the water in just my underwear. It was really fun! Now, whenever we’re hiking and it’s hot, we’ll “underwear swim,” and then lie in the sun to dry out. It feels sort of like breaking the rules, but we won’t get charged with indecent exposure.’


 


4. Lipstick Lift: Amy L, 34, of Savannah, Georgia, comments, ‘I have tubes of my favourite shade of lipstick everywhere. Whenever I’m in a bad mood, I find myself reaching for it. The act of applying it is soothing, and I know this sounds weird, but I love seeing the lipstick blot on a napkin. I’m a really good lipstick blotter, and seeing the outline gives me a weird confidence kick.’


 


5. Flirt with the Barista: According to Davies, ‘Giving a guy a compliment — even when you’re attached, not really interested, and know you would never want to be with him in the real world — will make his day, and give you confidence in yours’


 


6. Playful PDA: ‘A lot of long-term couples stop touching each other, except when they want to have sex,’ says sexuality educator Charlie Glickman. ‘Make a point to hold hands watching TV, or put your hand on his thigh in the car to stay in sync.’ Davies advises, ‘Think back to your favourite moves as a teenager — your hand in his back pocket or engaging in a long kiss even when you’d see each other as soon as algebra was over — and add them to your repertoire for a sexy boost.’


 


7. Thigh Highs: Tiffany James, CEO of UnderCoverWear, a boutique lingerie company, recommends investing in a pair of thigh-high sheer stockings – even in the summer. The surprise of wearing them out of season will seem even sexier, especially if that’s all you’re wearing, and wearing something out of the ordinary in the bedroom can help to ease your inhibitions.


 


8. Say Cheese: Mandy L, 31, of Birmingham, Alabama, admits, ‘I’ve never gotten past the sexy selfie phase. Thankfully, now I have the good sense not to share the photos with anyone but my boyfriend. But the entire process makes me stop being critical of the way I look and makes me think, yeah, I’ve still got it.’

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Having sex in the shower is often touted as an amazing sexual experience – but is it really? Trying new things is undoubtedly good for your wellness and wellbeing, and movies such as Blue Valentine and Skyfall build up sex in the shower to be some kind of sexual highlight. It seems very daring and romantic, and – best of all – can be done in the comfort and safety of your own home (unlike joining the mile high club!)


 


So what is the truth about sex in the shower – is it really as sexy as it seems? In truth – the answer is no. Whilst steamy, in a literal sense, and providing a bit of a thrill as you try something new, having sex in the shower is cramped, dangerous and overall rather anticlimactic. It’s one to avoid, unfortunately.


 


Shower sex comes with a big risk of slipping and falling. When you are wet (and possibly soapy) and attempting to do acrobatics under a stream of water, the risk of losing your footing is fairly high. Think about it – do you want to be naked and covered in soap when the paramedics arrive to deal with your broken leg?


 


In addition to this, water actually dries out the vagina and therefore you have to use a silicone-based lubricant in order to make things comfortable. Whipping out a lubricant halfway through a steamy shower session is hardly part of the romantic picture that you conjure up for yourself when you imagine shower sex. Having sex in the shower also makes using a condom far more difficult, due to the water, the positioning and the acrobatics involved with attempting to put one on under a stream of water and in a small room filled with steam. It also rather interrupts the ‘flow’ (if you will) of the traditional romp in the shower scenario.