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How can I spice up the bed room life? Any sexy suggestions?
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Hi Lissa....try;
Home > Sexuality > Sex Tip of the Week > Increase bedroom interest
8 Ways To Go Beyond The Bedroom
By Oskar McHendry
Sex Education Correspondent - Every Saturday
PAGES: | 1 | 2 |
Getting wild between the sheets with your girl is all good and well, but sometimes you want to change your sexual habits so they feel brand spanking new. I mean, who wants to get predictable? That's why you want to expand your sexual terrain beyond the bedroom to other areas of the house.
That said, check out the places and things you can use in and around your home to improve your sex life.
1- Put her on the washer
Somehow the rumor got started that the vibrations of a washing machine make women orgasm. Whether or not this is true isn't as important as the fact that women seem to find the sensation agreeable, so why not give it a try? Maybe someday an enterprising company will make a washer with a seat on top specially for this purpose.
And if you don't have your own washer, you can still pull this off. Just take her to a Laundromat at a time when no one's likely to walk in with a load of whites.
2- Go on the roof
The element of danger or of being seen can make this quite exciting. If possible, climb out there on a warm, quiet night, bring a bottle of wine and a blanket and start out with a mini picnic. If you don't have roof access, bring a blanket out to the balcony and have sex there instead.
3- Do it on the staircase
The stairs are another popular place to have sex. You can stand her up against the banister or take her doggy-style on the steps. She can ride you while you sit down. This is your one chance to use the geometry you learned in school.
And if you live in an apartment, you can always track down a secluded set of steps in your building (the fire escape) and leave your mark on them.
4- Do it in the pool
The thrill of getting caught is alive and well, and the pool is the perfect place to test that theory. Take your girl into the shallow end of the water where both your feet touch the ground so you can easily maneuver into her. Or you can hang onto the ladder or the diving board in the deep end while she straddles you.
5- Get a webcam
The Internet's got everything nowadays, even swinger websites where you can meet couples and have a virtual foursome. Just Google "webcam couples swingers" and that should point you in the right direction. From there, it's as simple as finding a like-minded couple who want to share a webcam feed over one of the many instant messaging programs. Sure, it's a little crazy, but as far as swinging goes, it's one of the safest ways to have group sex.
6- Have sex in the bathroom
The bathroom is the perfect place to get some privacy and there are dozens of ways to position her for sex. You can look at her in the mirror while you penetrate her from behind, you can prop her up on the sink, or you can sit on the toilet while she rides you. And no mention of the bathroom would be complete without bringing up the shower, one of the most romantic places you can sex your lady, if it's done right.
7- Get on the dining room table
This is an age-old place to have sex in the house. But it's popular for a reason: it's a firm, flat surface that can hold your weight. You can make use of the chairs and the table; just clear it off first.
8- Turn out all the lights
Hindering eyesight can lead to bolder sexual behavior. Shut off every light in the house, put on a glow-in-the-dark condom and play hide and seek. (They actually make glow-in-the-dark condoms that are FDA approved for pregnancy and disease prevention.)
And while the lights are out, you can do an unlimited number of other kinky sex acts. Sexual novelty companies also make a surprising array of glow-in-the-dark products like bubble baths, panties, handcuffs, dildos and vibrators, massage lotions, and body
Hi Lissa....try;
Home > Sexuality > Sex Tip of the Week > Increase bedroom interest
8 Ways To Go Beyond The Bedroom
By Oskar McHendry
Sex Education Correspondent - Every Saturday
PAGES: | 1 | 2 |
Getting wild between the sheets with your girl is all good and well, but sometimes you want to change your sexual habits so they feel brand spanking new. I mean, who wants to get predictable? That's why you want to expand your sexual terrain beyond the bedroom to other areas of the house.
That said, check out the places and things you can use in and around your home to improve your sex life.
1- Put her on the washer
Somehow the rumor got started that the vibrations of a washing machine make women orgasm. Whether or not this is true isn't as important as the fact that women seem to find the sensation agreeable, so why not give it a try? Maybe someday an enterprising company will make a washer with a seat on top specially for this purpose.
And if you don't have your own washer, you can still pull this off. Just take her to a Laundromat at a time when no one's likely to walk in with a load of whites.
2- Go on the roof
The element of danger or of being seen can make this quite exciting. If possible, climb out there on a warm, quiet night, bring a bottle of wine and a blanket and start out with a mini picnic. If you don't have roof access, bring a blanket out to the balcony and have sex there instead.
3- Do it on the staircase
The stairs are another popular place to have sex. You can stand her up against the banister or take her doggy-style on the steps. She can ride you while you sit down. This is your one chance to use the geometry you learned in school.
And if you live in an apartment, you can always track down a secluded set of steps in your building (the fire escape) and leave your mark on them.
4- Do it in the pool
The thrill of getting caught is alive and well, and the pool is the perfect place to test that theory. Take your girl into the shallow end of the water where both your feet touch the ground so you can easily maneuver into her. Or you can hang onto the ladder or the diving board in the deep end while she straddles you.
5- Get a webcam
The Internet's got everything nowadays, even swinger websites where you can meet couples and have a virtual foursome. Just Google "webcam couples swingers" and that should point you in the right direction. From there, it's as simple as finding a like-minded couple who want to share a webcam feed over one of the many instant messaging programs. Sure, it's a little crazy, but as far as swinging goes, it's one of the safest ways to have group sex.
6- Have sex in the bathroom
The bathroom is the perfect place to get some privacy and there are dozens of ways to position her for sex. You can look at her in the mirror while you penetrate her from behind, you can prop her up on the sink, or you can sit on the toilet while she rides you. And no mention of the bathroom would be complete without bringing up the shower, one of the most romantic places you can sex your lady, if it's done right.
7- Get on the dining room table
This is an age-old place to have sex in the house. But it's popular for a reason: it's a firm, flat surface that can hold your weight. You can make use of the chairs and the table; just clear it off first.
8- Turn out all the lights
Hindering eyesight can lead to bolder sexual behavior. Shut off every light in the house, put on a glow-in-the-dark condom and play hide and seek. (They actually make glow-in-the-dark condoms that are FDA approved for pregnancy and disease prevention.)
And while the lights are out, you can do an unlimited number of other kinky sex acts. Sexual novelty companies also make a surprising array of glow-in-the-dark products like bubble baths, panties, handcuffs, dildos and vibrators, massage lotions, and body
my partner is going into hospital to have a hip replacement, he.s only 39.?
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but i need to find out information on the height of the bed, toilet seat and chairs in the house, so that i can get them adapted before he leaves hospital, can anyone either tell me the heights or a web site that can help me.
he suffered from aplastic anemia, and this will be his 4th hip revision in 20yrs, he is 6ft 1inch, and st georges hospital has said that he needs to get a raised toilet seat, and also mmake sure our bed and sofa are a certain height, he already has a walking stick and crutches, but we need to get the stuff before surgery. so any shops or web sites that can help, by either hiring or buying the stuff.
Answer
I've had both hips replaced in separate surgeries.
The proper height for a chair is: the seat needs to be at least as high as the bend in his knees. Add a cushion if needed. I bought a boat cushion ("personal flotation device") and used it wherever the seats weren't high enough for me, including the car, restaurants, theaters, etc. They're nice and firm and have a carrying handle.
Items such as raised seats for toilets, etc. are usually provided by the hospital (at least in the US).
To raise a bed that seems too low you can purchase bed risers from places like Bed Bath & Beyond. They come in sets of 4.
Other handy devices: dressing stick, long handled shoe horn, sock helper, reacher. These are the kinds of things that the hospital will probably provide and also will provide instruction in how to use them.
I also got a shower head on a hose so that I could shower seated. I used the commode that I rented as a shower chair instead of buying a separate chair for the shower. I also used the commode over the toilet (they are adjustable in height) without the bucket instead of buying a separate raised toilet seat. It came with 2 buckets: one without any bottom designed to be used over a toilet fixture.
Also: he should have at least one chair to sit in that has arms (he will need to be able to push himself up from the seated position). A good choice: a dining chair with arms (not a chair that swivels or has casters). Sofas are usually a bad choice for early post-op seating. Some people spend a lot of time in recliners (even sleep in them!) but the usual recommendation is that really soft, plushy furniture should be avoided for awhile. Also recliners that swivel and rock are not recommended.
These web pages may interest you:
http://www.allina.com/ac/patiented.nsf/page/hipprepare
(scroll down for some links on what to do at home, preparing the home checklist, etc.)
http://www.jri-oh.com/hipsurgery/Hip_Postoperative.asp
This one is specific about movements & positions to avoid. (But he should follow his surgeon's advice on these issues)
http://www.jri-oh.com/hipsurgery/Hip_After.asp
This covers things that happen after the surgery:
http://www.jri-oh.com/hipsurgery/Hip_Planning.asp
This covers home preparation among other things.
You can use a search engine to find many other sites that mey help. Use a search statement such as
"hip replacement" "preparing your home"
or something similar.
Also it may help you if you go with him to any pre-op appointments or classes so that you hear the instructions that he is given.
I've had both hips replaced in separate surgeries.
The proper height for a chair is: the seat needs to be at least as high as the bend in his knees. Add a cushion if needed. I bought a boat cushion ("personal flotation device") and used it wherever the seats weren't high enough for me, including the car, restaurants, theaters, etc. They're nice and firm and have a carrying handle.
Items such as raised seats for toilets, etc. are usually provided by the hospital (at least in the US).
To raise a bed that seems too low you can purchase bed risers from places like Bed Bath & Beyond. They come in sets of 4.
Other handy devices: dressing stick, long handled shoe horn, sock helper, reacher. These are the kinds of things that the hospital will probably provide and also will provide instruction in how to use them.
I also got a shower head on a hose so that I could shower seated. I used the commode that I rented as a shower chair instead of buying a separate chair for the shower. I also used the commode over the toilet (they are adjustable in height) without the bucket instead of buying a separate raised toilet seat. It came with 2 buckets: one without any bottom designed to be used over a toilet fixture.
Also: he should have at least one chair to sit in that has arms (he will need to be able to push himself up from the seated position). A good choice: a dining chair with arms (not a chair that swivels or has casters). Sofas are usually a bad choice for early post-op seating. Some people spend a lot of time in recliners (even sleep in them!) but the usual recommendation is that really soft, plushy furniture should be avoided for awhile. Also recliners that swivel and rock are not recommended.
These web pages may interest you:
http://www.allina.com/ac/patiented.nsf/page/hipprepare
(scroll down for some links on what to do at home, preparing the home checklist, etc.)
http://www.jri-oh.com/hipsurgery/Hip_Postoperative.asp
This one is specific about movements & positions to avoid. (But he should follow his surgeon's advice on these issues)
http://www.jri-oh.com/hipsurgery/Hip_After.asp
This covers things that happen after the surgery:
http://www.jri-oh.com/hipsurgery/Hip_Planning.asp
This covers home preparation among other things.
You can use a search engine to find many other sites that mey help. Use a search statement such as
"hip replacement" "preparing your home"
or something similar.
Also it may help you if you go with him to any pre-op appointments or classes so that you hear the instructions that he is given.
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