Showing posts with label Female Sexuality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Female Sexuality. Show all posts
Saturday, November 10, 2012
For The Men: Increasing a Woman’s Sex Drive
The best way to help a woman have a high sex drive is just to have lots of sex with her. Get her in the habit of having sex often, and she will come to expect it when she crawls into bed with you. Develop the habit of sex. Get your relationship to be where sex is the norm at bedtime instead of the exception. Sex Frequency Statistics say that most people have sex 1.3 times per week, and if I’m guessing correctly, this isn’t enough for most red-blooded men.
For some reason, it takes women some warming up after there has been a dry spell (and I would call once a week a dry spell). So you have sex once and it’s not that great. Don’t miss the opportunity to have sex again the following night, this is very important!
Sunday, September 30, 2012
The Cleavage Countdown: 8 Facts About Breasts
Stephanie Pappas and Jeanna Bryner
Boob Basics
The quintessential embodiment of female sexuality, breasts have fascinated and mystified since the beginning of time. From the biology that makes breasts, and breast-feeding, possible, and the odd boob changes that occur with motherhood to historical perceptions of the hourglass shape, LiveScience the art and science of breasts.
The First Bra
Women have strapped down their breasts with fabric bands or boosted their cleavage with body-shaping corsets for centuries, depending on current fashions. But the precursors to modern bras began to appear in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The magazine “Vogue” first used the term brassiere in 1907. In 1914, American Mary Phelps-Jacobs patented the first bra design, which consisted of two handkerchiefs sewn together with baby ribbon used as straps.
The first push-up bra came on the scene in 1948, introduced by Frederick Mellinger of Frederick's of Hollywood fame. According to Redbook magazine, the average woman today owns nine bras.
The first push-up bra came on the scene in 1948, introduced by Frederick Mellinger of Frederick's of Hollywood fame. According to Redbook magazine, the average woman today owns nine bras.
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Alveoli,
Boobs,
Bras,
Breast Augmentation,
Breast Implants,
Breastfeeding,
Breasts,
Childbirth,
Cleavage,
Cross-Feeding,
Estrogen,
Female Sexuality,
Milk,
Motherhood,
Nipples,
Obesity,
Silicone,
Wet Nurse
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