Kind of Sex Ed with friends - In response to many PM questions from my reports in incall section:
I have mentioned a position that about 90% of the women I have done it with over decades have said they have never experienced, but very much enjoy. It provides deep stimulation to both the clitoris and the G-spot. This has been confirmed to me by various women I have done it with, and it physically makes sense.
It has some similarities to what some have referred to as The Nirvana Kama Sutra sex position.
There is a 2nd position I discussed in Nidia of Garden of Eden agency review. Position 2 I have not been able to find exactly but is similar to some Tantra positions. It is more about a loving "connection" (both physically and a more spiritual or real human heart connection with the other person). Hint: It involves interaction back and forth with muscle. I once had a dumbbell device designed for women to strengthen it which some say gives stronger orgasms as well enjoy more interaction with a partner who is using the same muscle. Another hint: Pubococcygeus.
I have never been interested specifically in Hindu Tantra beliefs or Kuma Sutra. The deep breathing stuff of Tantra just makes me hyperventilate. I have no interest or beliefs in the Hindu Chakras that is the basis of Tantra but respect the beliefs of those that do.
However, some intimate sexual positions that I have independently enjoyed over the decades I find are similar to those in Tantra or Kama Sutra. Until I looked it up, I didn't know the difference between these two terms. Some explain the difference as:
In the Kama Sutra, sex is for pleasure. Kama Sutra is an old eastern philosophy that goes into the details of different positions that increase the chances of the woman to enjoy sex. Their book shows the details of each position. Kama Sutra is more about the positions of sex and sexuality designed to facilitate enjoyment by both partners. “Sutra” itself means a collection. “Kama” pertains to sexual desires. More importantly, it focuses on the superficial aesthetic enjoyment of sex.
In Tantra, sex is for spiritual experience based on Hindu gods and belief in sexual/spiritual energy and Chakras. Some of the positions interest me because my focus is on a real connection - intimacy - for the moment - with another human soul, not just a body to thrust in sexually.
Of course, I only do this as friends and when it involves sex is not part of any fee arrangement other than for companionship time in compliance with C36.
I have mentioned a position that about 90% of the women I have done it with over decades have said they have never experienced, but very much enjoy. It provides deep stimulation to both the clitoris and the G-spot. This has been confirmed to me by various women I have done it with, and it physically makes sense.
It has some similarities to what some have referred to as The Nirvana Kama Sutra sex position.
There is a 2nd position I discussed in Nidia of Garden of Eden agency review. Position 2 I have not been able to find exactly but is similar to some Tantra positions. It is more about a loving "connection" (both physically and a more spiritual or real human heart connection with the other person). Hint: It involves interaction back and forth with muscle. I once had a dumbbell device designed for women to strengthen it which some say gives stronger orgasms as well enjoy more interaction with a partner who is using the same muscle. Another hint: Pubococcygeus.
I have never been interested specifically in Hindu Tantra beliefs or Kuma Sutra. The deep breathing stuff of Tantra just makes me hyperventilate. I have no interest or beliefs in the Hindu Chakras that is the basis of Tantra but respect the beliefs of those that do.
However, some intimate sexual positions that I have independently enjoyed over the decades I find are similar to those in Tantra or Kama Sutra. Until I looked it up, I didn't know the difference between these two terms. Some explain the difference as:
In the Kama Sutra, sex is for pleasure. Kama Sutra is an old eastern philosophy that goes into the details of different positions that increase the chances of the woman to enjoy sex. Their book shows the details of each position. Kama Sutra is more about the positions of sex and sexuality designed to facilitate enjoyment by both partners. “Sutra” itself means a collection. “Kama” pertains to sexual desires. More importantly, it focuses on the superficial aesthetic enjoyment of sex.
In Tantra, sex is for spiritual experience based on Hindu gods and belief in sexual/spiritual energy and Chakras. Some of the positions interest me because my focus is on a real connection - intimacy - for the moment - with another human soul, not just a body to thrust in sexually.
Of course, I only do this as friends and when it involves sex is not part of any fee arrangement other than for companionship time in compliance with C36.
