Great sex starts long before penetration. Take time to explore your partner’s body, use sensual touch, kissing, and teasing to build anticipation.
Ask your partner what they like and express your own desires. Clear communication leads to better understanding and more satisfying experiences.
Arousal and pleasure are different for everyone. Learn what turns your partner on and make sure she’s fully engaged before moving forward.
If you struggle with lasting too short, practice edging (stopping before climax and starting again) or try breathing techniques to maintain control.
Regular exercise, especially strength training and cardio, boosts testosterone, stamina, and confidence—key factors in great sex.
Foods rich in zinc, magnesium, and antioxidants (like nuts, leafy greens, and dark chocolate) help with libido and overall sexual health.
Experimenting with different positions, settings, and fantasies keeps things exciting. Variety helps maintain passion in long-term relationships.
Stress, anxiety, and self-doubt can kill your sex drive. Meditation, therapy, or simple relaxation techniques can improve your performance and enjoyment.
Don’t rush. Slower, more intentional movements increase pleasure and deepen intimacy.
Confidence is sexy. Don’t overthink or put too much pressure on yourself. Enjoy the moment, and your partner will too.