This may come as a surprise but it takes years to get really good at sex. In fact, the award-winning, much-celebrated sex guide Enduring Desire by marital and sex therapists Michael Metz and Barry McCarthy points to research that found that the best sex occurs in couples who have been together for 15 years or longer! All your insecurities and vulnerabilities will come to the surface in a long-term relationship. Does she really like me? Is he weird? When was my last wax? Which pants am I wearing? Sex outside committed relationships can come with a heap of anxieties and there is no greater turn-off than anxiety.

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Click here to get it. You probably already know that sex feels incredible! Sex is exciting, fun, and a terrific stress reliever. Quick Warning: While this tutorial video is quite distressing, it will teach you how to make your man scream with pleasure and become sexually addicted to you. But do you know why sex is so pleasurable? There are actually scientific reasons as well as emotional ones to explain why sex feels good.
Why Does Sex Feel Good?
Many male reviewers clearly can't get their heads around the central premise at the heart of John Turturro's delightful movie Fading Gigolo. And not only Sharon Stone but also the curvaceous Colombian bombshell Sofia Vergara dig deep to pay for a roll in the hay with the ageing part-time gigolo and florist Fioravante. Sex therapist Gia Ravazzotti says people need to be emotionally open to experience great sex. Credit: Britta Campion. Silly man. We're not talking here about mediocre sex with some random stranger. The tantalising promise that bewitches Fioravante's well-heeled customers involves enjoying sex with a man who knows exactly what he's doing.
At 30 years old, Olive Persimmon had only had sex with two people less than 10 times in her life. She says the lack of intimacy made her determined to become a great lover, but it turned out to not quite be what she expected. Does my body look sexy in this position? What was that weird noise we just made? Instead of focusing on sex as a performance, Bryden recommends looking at it as playful. What she learned, she says, was that she had a lot of shame around sex, and a huge fear of intimacy that caused her to avoid it. After having sex with her ex-boyfriend that first time, Persimmon talked to him about her insecurities. The relationship lasted only a few months, says Persimmon, who recently got out of another, longer term relationship. She says the relationships taught her a lot about the importance of vulnerability and communication.