Short radio interview with author Marnia Robinson
Listen to excerpts from Marnia's interview on Jefferson Public Radio's Jefferson Exchange, June 3, 2009. She discusses her new book Cupid's Poisoned Arrow. 14 minutes
Listen to excerpts from Marnia's interview on Jefferson Public Radio's Jefferson Exchange, June 3, 2009. She discusses her new book Cupid's Poisoned Arrow. 14 minutes
Recently I spoke to a gentleman in his late 40’s who said “The practice of Karezza is my new found Sex God.” I had no idea what he was referring to.
It turns out he had what he called a ‘porn addiction.’ He was watching porn between 4-6 times a day almost everyday and ejaculating every time.
In the previous article I discussed “What is Karezza? In today’s article I will share the gentleman’s wisdom on how to practice Karezza as well as some takeaways from Lloyds book (Download the free PDF version here).
Hour-long interview about lovemaking that focuses on affectionate connection, with Michael Shanti. Listen now.
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Singularly Strange Sensuality. The Gospel of Careful Cuddling.
How the Birth Rate is Decreased. Sexual Purists Push the Sale of a Grossly Sensual Book that Encourges Concupiscent Caressing, but Discourages Procreation.
“There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, the other is getting it,” said Oscar Wilde. Passion is a tricky, elusive thing. Once captured, it flounders.
At their best, she went on, the rules governing sexuality can make sex feel godly. For her, the regulations related to menstruation had done this. In a practical way, she recalled, the imposed separation helped to restore her erotic drive despite the chaos of young children in the house, and in an ineffable way, the monthly purification in the waters of the mikvah had “made the coming together again feel beautiful, holy — that’s what ritual does.”
Some authors speculate about "the healing power of love" in romance novels. C. Sue Carter, the director since November of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction, at Indiana University, explains it in molecular-biology journals.
As a pioneer in the field of behavioral neuroendocrinology, she has studied the roles of hormonal processes in how humans act and feel, including in relation to desire and love. She says her four decades of studies convinced her that it makes no sense to view sexuality in isolation from other aspects of human sentience.She reasons: "The same neural substrates that regulate sexual behavior regulate social bonds, regulate how we feel the emotional systems of our body. So, even if you wanted to separate them, it would not be biologically possible."
Συνδυαστικό είδος ερωτικής συνεύρεσης με στοιχεία από το τάντρα και τον δυτικό πολιτισμό!
Since I was a young boy, I have always had an immense fear of ejaculation and orgasm. I do however love sex and I love to pleasure others. A growing number of men and women are giving up conventional, climax-oriented intercourse for a different type of lovemaking.