Ever heard of tantric sex? Better yet, have you ever tried it? If you have indeed heard of it and are hesitant to give it a shot, then we are here to tell you that tantric sex can actually be good for your relationship.
The concept of tantric sex originated from ancient Hinduism. It focuses on understanding each other’s needs during sexual intercourse, and aims to strengthen the bond between you and your partner.
Tantric sex allows you to feel the physical, mental, and emotional presence and connection with your partner—in turn creating avenues to know each other;s bodies deeply. To practice tantric sex, you must start by taking a deep breath. To connect with your partner, you can gaze into each other’s eyes, cuddle, engage all senses, and give each other a massage.
But apart from connection, tantric sex is a great way for you to reach an orgasm and cultivate long-term orgasm responses. Even so, it’s not all about the orgasm!
Tantric sex means going slow and propogates a type of meditative form that allows you to enjoying the sexual journey, and not just wait for the end goal. This path is simple and effective, and can bring you closer to your partner.
Tantric sex promotes a greater awareness of one’s body. And the best part is that it benefits everyone. Let us know about some of its benefits here:
Yes, you can have tantric sex on your own. You just need to know some rules. So, here are some tips to get you started:
Tantric sex can be an amazing way to connect with yourself and your partner. So, if you feel comfortable, try it!
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