A special room
Browsing through the options of a streaming app I always passed a title that made me curious to know what it was all about. But as my profile is shared with the family here at my house, I made a tab inside our profile with a name in the style "just mom" to give limits to the people. I started watching and realized that there is nothing very spicy about images and vocabulary, on the contrary, it is very contained. But the idea is pretty cool and I brought it here for you.
With the routine, often exhausting, having a differentiated space for sex can be a good, in fact, a great alternative for couples not to fall into the trap that is the day to day of married life. And it doesn't even have to be something screaming its functionality, some looked like relaxing spa-style rooms, like a closet that turned into a break room.
Perhaps one thing that is typical of the male world is counting the number of times you've had sex in a week to a cumulative number for the month. For most women this factor is related to quality rather than quantity. Differences aside, having too much or too little sex should be pleasurable. And let's agree that the location is the biggest problem, or biggest aphrodisiac!
There are those fetishes to do in the car, in a parking lot, in the cramped toilets of a plane, boat, or hotel. Now a prepared place, with toys, bed, showers, tantric divans, comfortable rugs is very attractive huh! The idea of the sex room could be a great alternative for reconnecting couples who are discouraged with their sex lives. Those with young children who still demand mindfulness and wear physically (and mentally even more so). Some well camouflaged places, with false shelves for passage, styles such as dressing room, closet or spa to visually create an idea in the house only of a function (when in the background it is to catch fire).
Couples (or boyfriends) who don't have children also go through a phase where the weather cools down. Just like the couples who have been together for the longest time, they have their hot and intense phases. It would not be possible to organize a pattern. But it would be possible to organize a way to do it, without letting it become an obligation. This idea of sex done out of obligation, in will, without foreplay ends in separation and betrayal, or ends up in a break up.
So I'm going to repeat some tips from this series that I found interesting, looking at it from the point of view of a journalist and content researcher: having a place where they can let loose together, a place that has items and the characteristics of the couple with what they like to do together ( from a soft bed to an erotic tethering swing), not judging other people's fantasies and allowing yourself to experience what you think is within your acceptable limit. Of course, the list could be longer, but these are very important for the vast majority...
With the routine, often exhausting, having a differentiated space for sex can be a good, in fact, a great alternative for couples not to fall into the trap that is the day to day of married life. And it doesn't even have to be something screaming its functionality, some looked like relaxing spa-style rooms, like a closet that turned into a break room.
Perhaps one thing that is typical of the male world is counting the number of times you've had sex in a week to a cumulative number for the month. For most women this factor is related to quality rather than quantity. Differences aside, having too much or too little sex should be pleasurable. And let's agree that the location is the biggest problem, or biggest aphrodisiac!
There are those fetishes to do in the car, in a parking lot, in the cramped toilets of a plane, boat, or hotel. Now a prepared place, with toys, bed, showers, tantric divans, comfortable rugs is very attractive huh! The idea of the sex room could be a great alternative for reconnecting couples who are discouraged with their sex lives. Those with young children who still demand mindfulness and wear physically (and mentally even more so). Some well camouflaged places, with false shelves for passage, styles such as dressing room, closet or spa to visually create an idea in the house only of a function (when in the background it is to catch fire).
Couples (or boyfriends) who don't have children also go through a phase where the weather cools down. Just like the couples who have been together for the longest time, they have their hot and intense phases. It would not be possible to organize a pattern. But it would be possible to organize a way to do it, without letting it become an obligation. This idea of sex done out of obligation, in will, without foreplay ends in separation and betrayal, or ends up in a break up.
So I'm going to repeat some tips from this series that I found interesting, looking at it from the point of view of a journalist and content researcher: having a place where they can let loose together, a place that has items and the characteristics of the couple with what they like to do together ( from a soft bed to an erotic tethering swing), not judging other people's fantasies and allowing yourself to experience what you think is within your acceptable limit. Of course, the list could be longer, but these are very important for the vast majority...
Author : Mariana Goulart
Posted in: 08/08/2022
Last modified: 08/08/2022
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