A woman requires a sweet spot hideout to release her inner core, the most erogenous zone of all.
Apparently women’s brains resemble a superhighway while a man’s brain is more of a country road. I am no brain expert, merely quoting experts. http://healthyliving.msn.com/health-wellness/his-brain-her-brain-1
So why does brain matter matter? A man’s brain keeps thoughts in tidy little piles, and woman’s thoughts are all connected, and picked over. So a man already has compartments in his head and typically he has his “man cave” his hangout room in reality. The den or family room is
Just because you're a mother, it doesn't mean that you can't be sexy too. Our expert reveals how to be supermom tap into the sexiness that was there all along.
Sometimes you hit a bump that you just can't get over
How I knew when I'd hit the end of the road in my first marriage.
There are always bumps in every relationship; some are easier than others but every relationship has them. However, what happens when a relationship hits a bump that it can't seem to overcome? Is it really another bump or the end of the relationship?
May is National Masturbation Month! Here's how to celebrate!
Happy Masturbation Month! That’s right, May is National Masturbation Month. Get ready to celebrate self pleasuring all month long. National Masturbation Month was started in 1995 by the sex educators at Good Vibrations, in response to the controversy surrounding the firing of Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders, who infamously recommended that masturbation be taught as part of sex education curriculum.
In a solo sex rut? Break free with these 5 ideas on how to masturbate with more variety.
Most of us learn how to masturbate in our early teens, and then settle into a pattern that we repeat for the rest of our lives. If your solo sex life is in a rut, you can discover how to masturbate as if for the first time, and discover whole new levels of pleasure. If you are wondering how to masturbate with more creativity and variety, here are five suggestions for reinvigorating your solo sex sessions!
Discover how developing your self-esteem deepens intimacy with your partner.
Dove's social experiment proves that our insecurities as women are often skin-deep. An expert delves into how your self-esteem impacts the health of your relationships.
In the middle of a serious conversation a few weeks ago, my husband got up to get himself a cup of water. I was incensed! Here we were, having this serious discussion and he has a sudden urge for water that he couldn't control? In a fury I tell him, "I would never have done that to you!" I felt totally dismissed by him. You know what else he does? He sleeps when he is tired, and he goes to the bathroom when he has the urge. For women … these actions are revolutionary. For men, setting aside these needs would be insanity.
Plus: how "the wizard" will ruin your relationship.
I recently went to see the new Disney movie "Oz the Great and Powerful." You see, as a psychologist and author of the book Follow the Yellow Brick Road: How to Change for the Better When Life Gives You Its Worst, I took a special interest in this film. In my book, I devote an entire chapter to the concept of the wizard, and it is through this lens that I warn my clients to watch out; the wizard will wreck your relationship.
It’s the month of love, and with Valentine’s Day fast approaching, it’s easy for single girls to feel a bit left out. We may yearn to be in a loving relationship, especially around this time of year, but what many of us don’t realize, is that in order to find happiness as part of a couple, we need to first feel happy being single. Also, just because you don’t have a boyfriend right now, doesn’t mean you don’t have lots of love to give, whether it’s on a pet, a family member, or friends.
Give up the “Lone Ranger” approach and remember...even the Lone Ranger had Tonto! Go for love!
As you may know, I’m American. And one thing us Americans tend to value above all else is self-sufficiency and independence (wait, that’s two things... but you know what I mean). I mean, most of us have rebellious pioneers in our DNA and we pride ourselves on being “self-made”- not that there’s really such thing. Nobody is a “self-made” anything... there was a team (even if a team of one other person) of some sort behind the success of one person.
What if YOU asked yourself these questions every morning? How would that set the course of your day?
Every morning, when I’m hugging and kissing Isabelle good bye as she is leaving for school, we have a little ritual. I ask her 4 questions:
1. Who is worthy of everything wonderful? (She answers, “I am worthy of everything wonderful!)
2. Who loves and accepts herself EXACTLY as she is, right now? (She answers, “I love and accept myself EXACTLY as I am right now!)
