Trina Read's Blog – May 2010 Archive (5)

Week #25--What I've learned about sex after baby

Six Month Sex Challenge: Week #25: What I’ve learned about sex after baby in the last six months.

Lesson I learned from last week: I can confidently prance around the house in lingerie…it just needs to be tame lingerie for now. It’s the prancing around the house part that’s important.

Well this is the end of my Six Month Sex… Continue

Added by Trina Read on May 28, 2010 at 8:48am — No Comments

Week #24--The New Sexy Lingerie

Six Month Sex Challenge—Week #24—Found some lingerie that I like and want to wear…woohoo!

Lesson I learned from last week— The having a baby chapter is officially closed. Ovulation sex wasn’t all that exciting anyways...don't know why I'm sad about this.

Lingerie Part II

I once heard super model… Continue

Added by Trina Read on May 17, 2010 at 9:37am — No Comments

Week #23--No More Ovulation Sex

Six Month Sex Challenge: Week #23— We had sex twice this week, probably because I was ovulating. Feel so pitiful bragging about having sex twice in one week.

Lesson I learned last week: Being a little selfish can only help a new mom feel erotic.

Ovulation sex

“Hurry up! I have to leave to catch my plane in an hour,”… Continue

Added by Trina Read on May 10, 2010 at 9:47am — No Comments

Five things you may not know about sex

Doing Kegels for two minutes a day will raise both his and her arousal, desire and make for bigger, better orgasms.
The more sex you have, the more sex you want—this is especially true for women—as it raises testosterone levels.
Affectionate touch is an easy way to stay connected as it raises your oxytocin levels, your bonding hormone.
When life gets too hectic give your partner a ten-second kiss or hug; it takes your focus away from the stress and helps you…

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Added by Trina Read on May 6, 2010 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment

Week #22--Erotic Mommy

Six Month Sex Challenge: Week #22—The antithesis of erotic would have to be ‘new mom’. So how can a new mom feel erotic?

Lesson I learned from last week: Intimacy, sex and a relationship is in constant flux after a child is born—it’s easy to feel discouraged and give up on each other. It’s most important to trudge on and make big efforts to be a couple.…

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Added by Trina Read on May 2, 2010 at 8:57am — No Comments