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The Three Sex Styles

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Sex Styles

According to Dr. Sue Johnson (not to be confused with the old Sex Talk’s silver fox, Sue Johanson), there are three types of sex.  Short and sweet, long and aerobic, drunken and sloppy? Well, that’s what we thought!  But the doc breaks it down a little more scientifically. Sue says emotional presence is the biggest aphrodisiac and it defines the degrees of intercourse.  The freedom of speech you can achieve with a partner actually informs your Big O. With that in mind, here are the sexy levels of sex—whether you’re in a relationship or not—as Doc Johnson sees it, after the jump…

1. One-Night-Stand Style All you’ve got is this hole-in-one. You don’t know what makes him tick, you don’t care, and that makes it fun…temporarily. You’re in the heat of the moment and grabbing a new partner and dosey-do-ing all the time suits you just fine. But in the morning, chances are, you’ll get a less fleeting tinge of regret….unless you’re a Samantha.

2. Needy Nookie Does he love me, I wanna know?  So you head straight for the care-o-meter—it’s all about cuddling, pleasing your partner, and trying a lil’ tenderness. But be warned, when you want him to show how much he loves you in the sack alone, your sex will always be vanilla. Which can be plain tasty, but you know you’d prefer a sexual sundae! That takes trust and communication.  Because, like, what if you’re allergic to nuts?

3. N’Sync When you feel like you can say and do anything to your partner.  This has nothing to do with kink, but it keeps you open to the possibility because you’re open with each other. Sexual pleasure is just as good at the journey because you have a bond, in life and in the bedroom.  Like when you have a good dancing partner, you intuitively know the next step—whether it’s a bump or a grind.  This also helps you relax and enjoy the ride because your head and heart are stimulated along with your even more private parts, naturally.

Tags: marriage, orgasm, advice, boyfriend, communication, sue johanson, types

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sadegh
wrote on July 25 2008 @ 03:53 am: [report]

hello i want sex


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j
wrote on August 7 2008 @ 08:58 pm: [report]

me too


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Peaceout
wrote on August 13 2008 @ 01:52 pm: [report]

but how can i have sex without a woman, i need a lady, and i need sex, sex, sex


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tinotenda hlongwani
wrote on August 15 2008 @ 01:58 am: [report]

keep on doing that , it is good to us .


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hiphopanonymous
wrote on September 28 2008 @ 01:39 pm: [report]

I feel like this article (or at least the author of the 3 sex types) is a bit biased towards loving life-partner sex. The list makes it sound like you’re either having wonderful heart-and-soul sex with someone you know and trust completely, or you are simply using sex for transitory pleasure or as a replacement for attention outside the bedroom. What about sex that helps you and a partner build trust, and find out what the other likes? What about adventurous, once-in-a-lifetime sex with someone you will never see again? Sex is too complex a form of expression to be reduced to just three types, especially when the first two have a negative connotation, and the third some people may never achieve. Finding someone to whom you can say or do anything is something not everyone has, so where does sex for them fall in the meantime? I feel that any type of sex can be a positive experience, as long as both partners are communicating their needs, being safe, and enjoying themselves. For some, that doesn’t have to happen exclusively in the context of a long-term relationship with someone with whom you have a life bond.


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