Sex Exercises: I'd Like You To...
I'd like you to...
If you feel that sex tends to follow a pattern that fulfils
your partner's desires rather than your own, it's time to pluck
up the courage and tell them what you'd like. Sex counselor
Suzie Hayman has some tips to take the embarrassment out of
voicing your desires. |
Preparation
- Have a pen and paper to hand.
- When it comes to sharing your desires, make
sure you're not going to be disturbed and find somewhere comfortable to
sit together.
Know your desires
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We all have desires we'd like to have fulfilled, but we may be careful of
suggesting them for fear of embarrassment.
This exercise puts both of you in the same position of asking - and
offering - and gives you the chance to say what you'd really like to do and
have done.
What you want and what you'd like to offer needn't be extreme or exotic.
They can be as simple as having your feet rubbed or giving your partner a
hug or kiss. The key is that they make both the giver and receiver feel sexy
and wanted.
Because it's a fair swap, it gives both of you the chance to express your
real desire. But remember, you have the right to say no to any suggestions
you don't like.
Write a list
Sit down on your own and write down ten things you'd like your partner to
do for you, sexually and romantically.
This can range from "Tell me you love me" to "Stroke my nipples with a
feather" and "Tie me up". Then write down ten things you'd like to do for
them.
Share your lists
Pick a time when you're both feeling happy and comfortable with each
other. Settle down with a cup of coffee or glass of wine and share your wish
lists, point by point.
Find a treat you'd really like your partner to give you and match it
with something they want. Agree to swap treats, either at a specific time
and place or some time within a set period - over the next week, for
example.
Once you've both had your desires fulfilled, go through the list again
and choose something else. You each have the right to say no to specific
requests, but it does cut both ways.
Keep adding to your lists and take it in turns to ask for your treat or
offer them a treat.
Last reviewed: 10/05
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