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How A Woman Can Cultivate Her Sexual Potential

A world of passion, intimacy, and erotic information awaits you just around the corner. Choose to receive my Female Sexual Empowerment Newsletter as my gift today. Discover your sexual potential.

What are you waiting for, mama? You only have one life to live.

Start using your sexual potential! Don’t save it for a rainy day!

Every day you miss the opportunity to be close to a lover is a squandered moment of one of life’s most extraordinary pleasures.

Here are five fundamental pieces of knowledge that will increase your feminine sexual potential:

  1. Get over body issues and cultural shame.
  2. Train your lover to appreciate all of your feedback.
  3. Notice what you want and ask for it.
  4. Manage your boundaries.
  5. Appreciate your progress.

Single or In A Relationship?

If you have a husband or boyfriend, you can get started today. 

Turn over a new leaf and forgive and forget your experiences. I’m giving you an official “do-over” with your man. If you do not have a lover now, start looking immediately for someone who turns you on.

Don’t worry about their job, how much money they have, what kind of car they drive, or their political persuasions — find a lover who physically turns you on and see if they would have a purely sexual relationship with you. 

Give yourselves this gift of attraction. Don’t expect them to fulfill all your needs.

If they are HOT and make your Yoni excited and intelligent enough to find your bedroom door and have integrity, that’s enough. Get a relationship based purely on lust to practice with.

Then, work on these five concepts to cultivate your sexual potential. You can always use what you learn on your future ideal lover. The idea now is to get more experience.

Get Over Body Issues And Cultural Shame 

99% of women are ashamed of their sexual desire or how they look naked.

Our culture, family, religious beliefs, and advertising make us feel unattractive, imperfect, and ashamed. Do whatever you need to push every limiting thought out of your head as it occurs and replace it with a positive affirmation. 

It’s programming. Turn the radio station in your mind to KLUV. You are beautiful no matter what you look like. And every day, you deny yourself pleasure because of what you think others would say or how you think you look is self-defeating and shackles you in negativity. 

Find workarounds for your issues. Turn down the lights. Wear lingerie that covers parts you don’t like. Take better care of your body. Know that you are young at this moment. 

Don’t wait for perfection. It never comes. Perfection is allowing yourself to love your imperfections and getting intimate with another person who adores you.

Finally, men are not that picky. Besides, testosterone has rose-colored lenses. It doesn’t see imperfections as we women do! Women are our own worst enemies regarding our bodies and our sexual desires. Men want you to show your desire. Men like to see you nude, and they love you for exactly who you are. Men love women who are sexually confident without hang-ups.

Just let your anxiety go each moment that it comes up. Let go of your worries. Focus on connecting intimately with your lover. Surrender to your co-created pleasure. This fulfills and nurtures us as human beings.

It’s THAT easy.

Train Your Love To Appreciate All Of Your Feedback 

Many men have fragile egos. We all do. Yet, men want most to do an outstanding job pleasuring you. And if you “correct” them, they can get apologetic or upset. So you don’t get to give them feedback that can help them become the lover that gets you coming for hours. 

Try this. 

Tell your guy you want to give him tons of feedback without using manners. You want the freedom to blurt out anything in the heat of the moment, and you like them to say, “Thank you or OK.” No apologies from either of you. Ask your guy to accept your feedback so you don’t have to stop, think of a polite way to express yourself, and then deal with an upset from your feedback.

If he wants you to surrender to your raw lust with him, you can’t be pussy-footing around with manners.

Make him eager for feedback. Show him how exceptional it is when you tell him what you like, and he does it. Watch how this ability to be authentic and at the moment speeds up your pleasure because you are being honest. 

This bedroom communication technique explodes passion. It’s so powerful I call it The Sexual Soulmate Pact. It’s one of the six essentials for connected sex in my Amazon #1 international bestseller, Sexual Soulmates.

And I’ve taken the technique out of my book, and I’m GIVING IT TO YOU.

The Sexual Soulmate Pact Bedroom Communication Technique ⇐ Explodes Passionate Lovemaking

Get it. Print it out. Give it to all of your lovers from now on. Make this pact.

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Notice What You Want And Ask For It 

To increase the amount of pleasure and joy you get from sex, you must actively ask yourself what you desire. The first part of the Sexual Soulmate Pact requires you to tune into yourself, your body, and what you want.

You and your lovers mature sexually throughout your life. People start with the fundamentals — intercourse and oral sex — and then learn the nuances of becoming an extraordinary lover.

Having an Expanded Orgasm practice, or being able to ejaculate if you’re a woman or have multiple orgasms as a man, are more advanced skills. Over time, you might enjoy things that you formerly would have had an aversion to.

Getting better at having sex requires giving your lover feedback, querying your internal desires, and communicating them to your lover. Developing trust by being honest makes your intimacy even more profound.

The next time you make love, try this. Use The Sexual Soulmate Pact to ask for everything you want. And have your partner do the same. See how much more exciting it is when you commit to asking.

Are you afraid you might be asked to do something you don’t want? Here’s the fourth part of nurturing your sexual coming-of-age.

Manage Your Boundaries

There are things that you simply dislike at this point. Leave the possibility that someday, try a particular sexual experience.

Maybe now you don’t like your hair messed up during lovemaking. Then, a few years from now, you will get into hair-pulling.

Maybe now you don’t want your makeup smeared during sex. The next thing you know, you are so comfortable with yourself that you’re making love together in the shower.

You want nothing near your anus, EVER! Then you find you love a lubed finger resting up inside while you use your vibrator on yourself.

Your tastes and needs are continuously developing. Whenever you make love, you are in a different mood and want original experiences.

If you are comfortable saying exactly what you need each time, you can create the experience that brings you the most pleasure. Communicating your boundaries each time you make love is a perfectly reasonable way to let your lover know what would please you most. And that’s what s/he wants to do. This brings me to the 5th fundamental concept that will support your sexual maturation.

Appreciate Your Progress

Like any endeavor, experience makes it better. The more you make love, the better it gets. And the most incredible thing about sex is that it keeps getting better. You can be a greedy pig sexually, and the pleasure will continue to expand.

Notice your progress… Things you can do now that you couldn’t do before… Additional skills you’ve learned… The quality of your experience continues to increase.

Share these observations with your lover. This kind of pillow talk is both intimate and empowering for you both.

People don’t get GOOD at sex until their 50s or 60s, and you can have a passionate sex life until the day you pass on.

Sex is one of the most nurturing and healthy experiences you can have. So, notice yourself becoming more confident and orgasmic as you move toward co-created bliss together.

Practice and become an absolute boss in seducing your lover.

Make them crave and desire you.

The Sexual Soulmate Pact Bedroom Communication Technique ⇐ Explodes Passionate Lovemaking

All information from Susan Bratton, Personal Life Media, The20, and our collective brands are personal opinions. The statements made within this email/website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These statements and the products of this company are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always seek consultation from your doctor.

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