I get a lot of questions from women like you about how to keep the spark alive in their relationships. Occasionally I get questions that take this a step further: How to keep the spark going when sex isn’t possible.
Listen, there will be times in your life when sex isn’t an option. One partner may have a health or medical issue, or maybe you are separated by distance for an extended period of time. It’s easy to think that “no actual sex = no sex life.”
WRONG!
The truth is, you can maintain a very hot sex life even if physical sex—whether that is just no intercourse or actually no physical touching of any kind—is off the table.
Sex is more than penis in vagina
A lot of people carry around a very narrow definition of sex: they use the term to mean intercourse. As women, we understand that sex is more than just “doing it.”
Making out is sex. Foreplay is sex. Oral is sex. Masturbation is sex. It’s amazing that a little three-letter word can mean so many wonderful things!
And for women, so much of what constitutes sex for us is happening between our ears… at least as much as between our legs. That is why I’ve spent a lot of time in this program getting you aware of the many things that turn you on.
When you become attentive to all the things you find sexy, every little bit of your life can become a sensual adventure despite whether or not you are “doing it.” You are taking control of your sexuality, and that is a beautiful (and highly attractive) thing.
This awareness expands your thinking beyond just intercourse, too, so that if you are faced with a health-related or distance-related period of abstinence, your sex life won’t actually suffer at all.
The Mental Edge
It is widely accepted that women are seduced mentally while for men, seduction is generally visual and physical.
As I explained in detail in Module Three, guys don’t read a steamy romance novel and get turned on. Their brains (and their sex drive) are just wired differently than ours.
Men can be seduced mentally, however. It’s just in a different way than how you or I would be seduced. In fact, most of the techniques I teach throughout this program use some form of mental component.
What I’m focusing on specifically with these lessons is using the mental edge to bypass any concerns that “no intercourse = no sex life,” turning the obstacle into something fun, making a game of it…
For both of you.
In this module, you will learn a variety of techniques that will keep your sex life sizzling whether you can have intercourse or not. In his eyes you will continue to shine as a sexual superwoman.
Using This Module
Some of my suggestions may not be in your comfort zone, and that’s cool. You don’t have to try anything you find uncomfortable. That being said, if you are separated by distance or facing a health issue, I encourage you to consider these ideas with an open mind.