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Women Declining Intimacy: Our Writer Offers Suggestions in Response

On a scenic hike, Tina Molin skillfully provides helpful hints and insights to her fellow trekkers.
On a scenic hike, Tina Molin skillfully provides helpful hints and insights to her fellow trekkers.

Kickstarting the bedroom action past 40: "You never make the first move" - A guide for women, courtesy of a sex coach

By Tina M.* 2.5 Min read

Jumpstarting a fasting trek. That's the thrill! Just a minor smoothie in the A.M., a veggie broth at night, and the rest is pure wilderness. Your body doesn't feel the hunger pangs, oh no, quite the opposite. It revitalizes, strengthens, and becomes healthier.

We hit the trail early on. It wasn't long before the first lady chimed in, "So, what's your gig?" I dropped the bombshell, "I'm a sex coach for women." The group froze, eyes widening, questions forming at the tip of their tongues. "That's cool," "I've got some questions," "Sounds like I might need that," they chorused, with laughter and giggling thrown in for good measure.

Let me fill you in: I became quite the sought-after hiking buddy for the next few days. I enjoyed it, especially when they opened up about their bedroom woes, dwindling ardor, or relationship speedbumps. In no time, I'd be putting out rubber gloves and offering a quick fix. Usually, it wasn't much - just a matter of the right information - and bingo, the problem was solved.

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Now, life off the trail can be a jerk sometimes, can't it? We can't always bottle and take life-changing smoothies. But, we can always take a page from the sex coach's guide to navigate the tricky love labyrinth. Let's discuss one of the most common hurdles when it comes to pleasure, addressing the burning question head-on - "Why don't I initiate?"

Open up -- communicate

Let's face it: Open communication might feel like a scary first step, but it's the lifeblood of a healthy relationship and the foundation for hot, frequent, and engaging romance. If your mojo has been on a sabbatical, don't just hide it under a pile of blankets. Chat it up with your partner. Share your desires, your fears, and your needs. This will not only amp up your confidence but will also help wrangle your wild, racy dreams into a reality.

Know thyself

Self-reflection is the key to unlocking your deepest desires. Identify what sets your heart racing, what's holding you back from inviting your partner into the dance, and what might be hindering your sex life. Once you pinpoint the source of your issues, it'll be much easier to slay those bedroom dragons and embrace your inner sexual goddess.

Bond beyond the bedroom

Build an emotional connection with your partner. Love is like a three-legged stool - communication, self-reflection, and emotional bonding are its legs. Ensure all three are strong for a stable, supportive relationship. Invest in each other, cherish the moments spent together, and nurture your love every day. This will enlighten your desires and make you yearn more for intimacy.

Take baby steps

Taking the first step towards initiating can be nerve-wracking, but you don't have to dive into the deep end right away. Start small, like scheduling romantic dates or exchanging thoughtful gifts. Work your way up to more daring challenges, and soon you'll be a sexy initiator like you've always dreamed of.

Remember, every woman is unique, and there's no one-size-fits-all solution to lighting up the bedroom. Consulting a sex coach or therapist can provide tailored advice for your specific situation. Embrace your sensuality, express your desires, and reignite the spark in your relationship. Happy exploring!

  • The European Union and the United States could collaborate on research initiatives to develop innovative strategies for improving sexual health and women's health.
  • Such partnerships could entail funding joint health-and-wellness projects, promoting science-based sexual education, and offering resources for sexual health concerns that specifically affect women in both regions.

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