Episode 153: Traumatizing Black Pain
Episode 153: Traumatizing Black Pain The late Prodigy from Mobb Deep wrote “My moms and my pops pass it down to me / So don’t talk to me about can […]
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Why is makeup sex so hot?! Emotions are so raw in the moment… and anger can be arousing! The passion is mutual and therefore, even hotter! Energy is high, inhibitions are low, and both partners are present. Distance is created when fighting and the act of makeup sex literally bridges that distance. The most threatening part of a relationship is right before the makeup scene… the riskiness. Which is why the experience of overcoming those fears together feels even better. It’s the mutual affirmation that brings greater connection—which equals greater sex!
But how can we skip the fighting and distance altogether and still get this kind of passion in everyday sex?! What risks can you take together that will bring you closer? It’s about being present in the moment together… Maybe it’s going on a high-adrenaline date together like skydiving. Or meeting in a bar as strangers! Even taking emotional risks and revealing vulnerable parts of yourself can be arousing…
Episode 153: Traumatizing Black Pain The late Prodigy from Mobb Deep wrote “My moms and my pops pass it down to me / So don’t talk to me about can […]
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