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Wanna Be ‘Great In Bed?’ Wanna have Alpha Male Sex? If You Do — You Gotta Learn to Screw Your Woman Like an Alpha! Here’s How It’s Done… Every man would like to be good in bed. Many men think they are good in bed. Very few truly are. If you wanna be good in bed — you need to understand what women REALLY want in the bedroom. Then you need to ‘make it happen.’ You have to adopt alpha male traits in bed! Cuz all the knowledge in the World is USELESS, until you take action. So, without further ado, let’s talk about… There are many things the Alpha Male does in the bedroom that the AVERAGE man does not. Things women LOVE. Right now, I’ll share some of the most important with you. Unlock the full guide library: •   All 50 sex Guides (PDF & EPUB) here   •  Men’s 20 sex Guides here   •  Women’s 8 sex Guides here   •  Free Sex Comics (PDFs) here (added daily) . 1. Take Control and Lead Your Woman The Alpha Male understands that women are SEXUALLY SUBMISSIV...

Foreplay is something we tend to forget about at times but is a vital part of intercourse. For women, it gives them time to ‘warm’ up and get in the mood. It also allows them to reach orgasm more frequently. Many men are unaware but the average healthy male lasts approximately 5 minutes before reaching climax while the average healthy female can take as much as 17 minutes to reach climax. This is called the orgasm gap. So, if you are skipping foreplay odds are that she is not enjoying sex as much as you. And if you think she is, she’s most likely faking it.  So lets jump onto the good stuff Unlock the full guide library:  All 50 sex Guides (PDF & EPUB) here  •  Men’s 20 sex Guides here  •  Women’s 8 sex Guides here  •  Free Sex Comics (PDFs) here (added daily) . 1. Get The Room Ready For Sex A lot of guys have this tunnel-vision ability to zero in on what they’re doing and forget everything else during sex. Women tend to get distracted easily...

Many couples rely on the same few sex positions over and over again. Missionary is often the default because it feels intimate, comfortable, and emotionally connected. But there’s a problem many couples quietly experience: penetration alone doesn’t reliably lead to orgasm for most women. Research in sexual health consistently shows that a large percentage of women require direct clitoral stimulation to reach orgasm. When intercourse focuses only on thrusting, that stimulation is often missing. This is where a small but powerful adjustment can completely change the experience. It’s called the Coital Alignment Technique (CAT) , and it’s one of the simplest ways to turn a familiar position into something far more effective. Why the Orgasm Gap Exists In heterosexual relationships, men report orgasming far more often during sex than women. This difference—often called the orgasm gap —largely comes down to anatomy and stimulation. The clitoris contains thousands of nerve endings and is the ...

OUT OF ALL the standing sex positions, there’s one that arguably reigns supreme for doggy style lovers: the triceratops position. If you’re a top that likes booty or a bottom who prefers deep penetration, this one's definitely worth exploring. (It’s also an excellent quickie position if you’re somewhere semi-public and only have a minute or two to get it on.) While the triceratops position isn’t extremely challenging to pull off, it's still a standing sex position, which means it requires some strength and flexibility from both partners. But unlike some other standing sex positions, no one has to hold anybody in the air. How to Do the Triceratops Sex Position Both partners start by standing upright, with the receiver standing in front of the giver and facing away. The receiver should bend over with a flat back, making a 90-degree angle with their body. The giver then enters the receiver from behind. Once everyone's comfortable, the giver can grab the receiver's wrists, ...

Not every intimate moment has to be fast, intense, or goal-driven. Sometimes, what the body craves most is warmth, closeness, and stillness. One increasingly discussed intimacy practice focuses exactly on that: cock warming — a slow, non-thrusting form of penetration centered on connection rather than climax. If you’re curious about what cock warming is, how it differs from intercourse, and why some couples find it deeply bonding, here’s a clear and practical guide. What Is Cock Warming? Cock warming is a sexual practice in which one partner enters the other (vaginally, anally, or orally) and remains still, without thrusting or active movement. Unlike traditional intercourse, this practice is not: Foreplay A pause during sex A build-up toward orgasm Performance-focused Instead, it emphasizes: Physical closeness Emotional intimacy Warmth Calm connection It’s often described as a more intimate extension of spooning or cuddling, but with penetration inv...