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"The Art of Open Sensuality" A modern guide
to careful Written by: David & Tia |
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"The Art of Open Sensuality" A modern guide
to careful Written by: David & Tia |
Warning!
[this web site contains sexual content)
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If the answer is yes to many of these questions,
this web page may be something the two of you would like to read together,
and discuss. *If you are wanting to keep the boundaries described on this page, it will be imperative to always do this together* |
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Are You Ready For Any of This? Monogamy is still a good idea,
to help minimize both emotional and health risks. More importantly
to develop a much deeper spiritual connection, taking it into a higher
level where we find the love and caring of our best friend, if done
right.
Finding a relationship with
a person you are attracted to both physically and intellectually is
vital. More importantly is developing the relationship skills it takes
to keep it long lasting, allowing you to be the best of friends
as well as lovers. This is where you love talking about
any and all subjects together, and doing nearly every activity
with each other much like when you were 8 years old, and you hung out
with your best friend.
So first and foremost take
a look at your relationship. Do you find you are trying to hold
it together as best you can? Are you searching for ways to reawaken
it? Do you feel that sharing yourselves sexually adds the spice
and naughtiness that you believe will reawaken your marriage?
If so, we would not recommend reading any further. Instead go
out with your mate and truly listen to what they have to say.
Deeply look at them and try to find that spark that originally caught
you. What lies in these pages is not a way to rekindle your marriage
or save it. Consider read Robert Sachs book
'The Passionate Budda'. What lies in here is a way for those with strong marriages to find companionship and kinship with others in such marriages. For those who delight in learning about themselves to grow further together. What you will find in the following pages may appear highly sexually oriented, but that is only if you think on such a surface level. What is written, is about relationships and caring first and foremost. We hope no individual would act upon an intimate relationship without forethought to their actions. Here are some ideas, geared towards couples who have already formed a good viable relationship, and are looking for where they could take things from there. To keep the lines of communication open and honest. |
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Some
even explore such things as Tantric Sex, where intimacy is transported
into the spiritual level. Where euphoria takes on a whole new
meaning. Where you live a life full of bliss and allow your self to
be happy, with who and what you are, not what you hope to attain or
desire to get from others. Many of you may already experience this type
of connection and understand the deep need for each other between yourselves.
You might look around and wonder if other couples also have this type
of connection? Hopefully more and more are developing it.
Sadly enough many people are not finding this in a mate, or if they
originally found it they are letting it die away into the mundane.
They allow other roles to engage their time more and more and begin
to put distance between themselves, first by not talking as much, then
my not being physically intimate as much. The next step many of these
people take is to find another relationship that has the spark they
remember the passionate lust type of love. Trouble is this relationship
also needs tending, and the people who run into them often times lack
the ability to foster and flourish true love and caring, thus they end
that and move onto another affair that has such spark.