Moving sex

Every single one of us. And sadly, sometimes that means our sex lives fall by the wayside. Sexy moments can strike when you least expect them. So seize the chance to spice up a night on the couch. Sex therapist Gloria Brame, Ph.

When you move during sex, you can both arouse yourself and enjoy the sexual arousal. The pelvic swing provides movement in all sexual positions. If you move during sex, your genitals will be better supplied with blood and you will develop more pleasant and positive feelings during sex. You can also become much more aroused and wet during vaginal intercourse. It also helps a lot when you have pain during sex. Fluid movements of the whole body distribute the arousal in the body and increase your physical pleasure.

We live in a highly visual culture: we are presented with representational impressions and images hundreds, if not thousands, of times each day, often to the point of sensory overload. The impact of these visual images resonates in every facet of our lives, contributing to how we interact with and interpret the world around us; it shapes our opinions, creative output and desires. Images also clearly serve as a driving force behind our decisions about what to buy, what to believe, what to value, where to go and which people and relationships are worth our time and energy.

When you move during sex, you feel more. The sex feels more pleasant and you enjoy it more. You can also get more aroused toward orgasm during sexual intercourse. To be sexually aroused, the muscles in your body need to work.