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Were you aware of the support an exersaucer could provide?

January 30, 2008

I am laughing out loud right now after reading this article on MSN. She had me laughing at number 1.

27 Things Every Woman Should Know About Sex

Lock on the bedroom door? Check. Lustful twinkle in your eye? Check. The must-haves for sex are pretty simple. The must-knows are right here. Read on for the bedroom wisdom you can’t live without.

By Stephanie Dolgoff

1. Every woman has a surefire happy-making position — find yours.
By all means, try new things, mix it up, find an alternate use for your baby’s exersaucer when she’s asleep if it adds to the variety — but figure out your no-fail move or position so you know you can always have an orgasm when you need one.

2. That position may change.
Maybe in your misspent youth you were all about acrobatics and funky props, but now you strive for a deep connection with your guy. (Or maybe it’s the other way around!) What you crave, both physically and emotionally, can shift over time, says Mary Jane Minkin, M.D., a clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Yale School of Medicine. Pay attention to what you’re feeling (or not feeling) and adapt to your new normal.

3. He doesn’t have a flaw-o-meter.
That would be you scanning your body for an errant pudge or a dimple in the wrong place. “During sexual arousal, men are experiencing such a neurochemical cocktail rush, they’re really just caught up in the intoxication of it all,” says REDBOOK Love Network expert and sex therapist Ian Kerner, Ph.D., author of She Comes First. In other words, he’s too overwhelmed with joy to notice your “flaws.” Put aside your body angst and you’ll soon be having as much fun as he is.

4. Sex in a soft, clean, comfy bed is underrated.
You’re supposed to want to do it on the kitchen floor, in the airplane bathroom, and hanging from your light fixtures. Bah! There’s no shame in enjoying your good sheets.

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