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Home›Happiness›SLOW SEX UNDERRATED

SLOW SEX UNDERRATED

March 3,2024
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The act of copulating is never always about fast, hard, rough kinky or intense. Sometimes, it can actually be slow, soft, gentle and most especially, it can be deeply relaxing and most spouses love it this way.
There’s actually no right or wrong way to copulate as the pace of lovemaking is not related to sexual satisfaction; yet slow sex is highly underrated.
Quite a number of couples desire a mix of fast and intense along with slow and relaxed act; but this, oftentimes, vary with lovers moods, level of arousal or preferences.
Lovemaking with your spouse in any way, shape or form, can be very emotionally connecting depending on the reason for the act. Nothing is better than you and your spouse taking time to explore each other’s body, having pure bliss; a moment where emotional connection bonds with the body-soul and mind merging to be one.
Indulging in sweet caresses, soft kiss, vulnerable intimacy and basking in the sweet warm feelings that slowly builds between the two of you before getting carried away.
The point here is that, your personal taste belongs to you. And, the only “study” that can tell you what works for you sexually is best conducted between you and your bedsheets.
There’s well-defined benefits of slow sex: it makes way for deep physical connection. It’s underrated because some see it as boring with not-enough flavours and substance.
Here are some key tips about slow intercourse that prove it’s actually brimming with substance and flavours.

Happy and romantic african american couple lying in bed together at home and being intimate. Playful black boyfriend and girlfriend bonding together with their foreheads touching. Love and passion
  • Hidden powers of kissing — This can be highly personal even though it is also very underrated because it is considered the most surface-level of intimate acts.
    Kissing is interrelated with sexual satisfaction, especially in ladies which isn’t shocking. This is because emotional intimacy is women’s biggest predictor of sexual satisfaction and it can greatly increase the possibility of orgasms for them.
  • Eye contact intensity — The Intensity of eye contact between lovers can recharge sexual arousal. For instance, looking into your spouse’s eyes, there is a somewhat unnerving form of intimacy. This requires being vulnerable which can make slow sex really hot. It strengthens emotional connection, intimacy, and once again, the frequency of orgasm in ladies.
  • Magic of missionary sex style — The Missionary position is the number one sex position likely to make women achieve orgasm. Whether true or false, it sets the stage for a closer, more powerful form of face-to-face connection.
  • Foreplay — Flirting and other kinds of sexual build-up are a huge part of the equation. Most of what makes sex good is the lead-up setting.
  • Being vulnerable — The real zone where all the above actions come into being; showing up authentically by being in the moment during mating. Vulnerability is a determining factor that tips the scales that lead to powerful sex.

Slow sex can make men last longer in bed and most importantly, it can help lovebirds to feel more grounded in the moment and in their bodies as eroticism thrives more when spouses are mindful. It keeps the connection much more heated and pleasurable.
Slow sex can be awesome, last longer and is likened to a bottle of fine wine that tastes sweeter and better with time.
The slower you take things, the easier it makes you get close to the edge without loosing it, and the more intense your orgasm will be even though, you’re not doing anything intense to make it happen.

Great sex takes time and slow sex is the real deal that rocks couple’s world!

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