HEY MAN, WE’RE NOT ONLY SEXY WE’RE HOT!

By now you would have noticed the distinct slow down in frequency of your sex newsletter, now monthly.
Mike and I have been hard at it. Sex is not the only thing that we go hard at.

Our buzzing brain cells have been in overdrive learning the “how to” of internet marketing.

In the words of author Stephen King, “Talent is cheaper than table salt.  What separates a talented
individual from a successful one is A LOT OF HARD WORK.”

No later than the end of the week we shall have our FREE GIVEAWAY ready for you to download.

Up for a little sex play?

What you will be getting in this FREE GIVEAWAY is the most important element about how to achieve
sexual success that the experts have been keeping secret. A SEX MYTH EXPOSED EXCLUSIVE.

Shele.

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AWAY WITH THE SEX MYTHS, CONVERSE WITH THE TRUTH.

Time to learn another language and converse
with the truth about sex myths.

Talking honestly, “What has sex myths done for you
besides giving you emotionally antagonizing sex whilst holding a
loaded pistol to your head in a game of Russian roulette.”

Trigger happy sex myths momentarily quench the
biological urge for the need of sex in the moment without giving sufficient
thought of consequences as to what could and should happen after the act.

Myth Busters, the popular TV show scientifically explored the sex
myth – Cola (better recognized to us Aussies as Coca Cola, Pepsi, Pepsi Cola,
Coke) is an effective spermicide.   

It was busted alright, and our obsession to debate as a
matter of irrational reasoning to psychologically hold on to our sex
myths has been blown apart and proven beyond any doubt that this myth is
indeed false.

There is no use coming to a screeching halt over spilt Coca
Cola, but you will have that sickening feeling in the pit of your
stomach over an unwanted pregnancy.

Shele & Michael

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SEXUAL STIMULATION = HAPPINESS

Sensory pleasure is a driving force in the pursuit of happiness.

Pleasure equates to happiness. Many men, women and children actively pursue sensory pleasure in a desperate bid to retain the emotional highs that happiness brings, in their otherwise gloomy existence.

Through the stages of our sexual development from babies onwards, we experience self-exploration of our bodies, becoming aware of what our bodies are, how they function, what they do, how they feel.

We identify ourselves as a body. Our identity feels pleasure and it feels pain. When the innocence of joy we feel for the pleasurable experiences, is tainted and smeared with painful emotions, i.e. touching your genitals as a child, feels pleasurable. When an adult comes along and shouts at you, “STOP!” “Put that thing back in your pants where it belongs.” The pleasure has been smeared with associated feelings of shame. Hence, the more you experience these shameful emotions, the more guilt is implanted into your memory.

Then a sexual myth like ~ SEX IS DIRTY is firmly cemented into your beliefs about sexuality.

The relentless pursuit of sensory pleasure has begun in earnest, as the mind seeks to bring back the elated feelings of joy and happiness. Once caught in this slip stream, instant gratification of the sensors gives momentary fulfillment; then as this moment passes, a void is left. And the hunger, insatiable for pleasurable satisfaction stirs yet again. A bottomless pit, growling…

When the painful emotions are removed from the pleasurable experiences, balance is restored, i.e. sex is no longer believed as dirty. Sex is wondrous. The urges for over-stimulation of the sensors are silenced.

Pleasure is now the brilliance of life experiences emitting the glow which draws more incredible experiences to us.

Avec l’amour,

Shele & Michael.

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THE SEX MYTH DICTIONARY EXPOSES – ERECTION DRUGS MAY IMPROVE SEXUAL PERFORMANCE IN MEN

When a man no longer feels like a man, it can be a crushingly agonizing self-deprevating existence.

Some further investigation into erectile dysfunction has exposed more interesting facts.  Research indicates that men with erectile dysfunction have a diminished sense of masculinity, they have poor self-esteem and their personal satisfaction rates are low.

Erection drugs when used by these men who are experiencing erectile dysfunction, may have improved sexual performance, yet the psychological and emotional effects of this condition remain unchanged.

For men who are looking for erection drugs, nasal technology appears to be a popular choice. www.amiaustralia.com.au could help you.

G- Use your noodle and consider that the biological element of lower than normal testosterone levels could be a major contributing factor in the equation of erectile dysfunction, affecting not only the sexual performance of men, but their mental health as well.

Michael

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DICTIONARY EXPLODING THE SEX & STRESS MYTH

Let’s face it, a stress storm is not contained in a tea cup.  It spills over into every area of our lives.  Sex it would seem is particularly vulnerable to stress.  So many every day pressures mounting up, our heads everywhere else, worrying about so much to do, so little time to do it in. “If I can get this done….” “I’ll have time for….”

How many times are we on autopilot, physically participating, yet our thoughts have wandered off elsewhere. The physical sex itself may be earth shattering.  There is a distinct distance though, during the act of sex, “hello!” where is your personal presence, “Is anyone home in there?”

Sex, something so natural, compelling in intensity of “feeling,” connects us intimately in a flash with another person.  We breathe in, we breathe out, we breathe in; purely an automated physical function of the human body.  Sex, is so much more.

Where else in our lives do we behave like this?

We are there in body, but not mentally focused.

The only real context of time, is now, this moment. How we choose to fill this moment is entirely our own choice.

E- Bring your mental focus back, be personally present and “feel” the all consuming sexual intensity of sex.

M&M

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