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sexting conversation. For this weeks master sexting series we have some perfect
filler sexts you can send so your partner knows you are thinking about doing all
kinds of dirty things with them, even if you cant go into them at the moment.
I don’t really have anything to talk about but I want to talk to you, hi sexy.
That shirt/skirt/dress looked so amazing on you last night. Made it hard to keep my
mind on anything else…
I had so many dirty thoughts today… Guess who inspired them all? ?
I can’t wait to feel you in all the right ways in all the right places.
Tonight, I’m going to take it slow and savor every inch of you <3
Tell me 3 things that make you the most excited. I’ll make sure you get at least 2
out of 3… Deal?
I wish I could just spend the whole day together with you, naked.
I would love a picture of you to hold me over until I can see you later!
I like you even on bad days, when everyone else annoys me.
I have an extra ticket for tonight and I need to invite a sexy… Know anyone?
We will see you next week for more tips and tricks to help you master sexting!
Why First Dates Often Fall Short: Exploring the ChallengesPublished 1 week ago on
June 12, 2023By Pamela
First dates are an important milestone in the pursuit of romantic connections. They
offer the opportunity to get to know someone new and potentially form a meaningful
relationship. However, it is a commonly acknowledged fact that first dates often
fail to live up to expectations. In this essay, we will explore various reasons why
first dates don’t always work out as intended, shedding light on the challenges
individuals face during this initial encounter.
1. Unrealistic Expectations:
One significant reason first dates often fall short is the burden of unrealistic
expectations placed on them. Due to the portrayal of idealized relationships in
popular media, individuals may anticipate an instant spark, deep connection, or
perfect chemistry. However, such expectations can create undue pressure and lead to
disappointment if the date doesn’t meet those lofty ideals.
3. Lack of Compatibility:
Incompatibility is a common hurdle encountered during first dates. Despite initial
online or offline interactions, it is challenging to gauge whether two individuals
will truly click until they meet face-to-face. Differences in values, interests,
and personality traits can become evident during this initial encounter, making it
challenging to build a solid foundation for a lasting relationship.
5. Pressure of Impressions:
First dates are often seen as a platform for individuals to showcase their best
selves. People may feel pressured to present an idealized version of themselves,
which can lead to inauthentic interactions. This pressure to impress can hinder
genuine conversation and prevent individuals from truly getting to know each other
on a deeper level.
6. Communication Challenges:
Effective communication is essential for any successful relationship. However, on a
first date, individuals may struggle to find the right balance between self-
disclosure and maintaining appropriate boundaries. Opening up too much or too
little can create misunderstandings and hinder the development of a genuine
connection.
Conclusion:
First dates are challenging encounters that often fail to meet expectations.
Unrealistic expectations, nervousness and anxiety, compatibility issues, limited
time, the pressure to impress, and communication challenges all contribute to the
difficulties faced during these initial encounters. However, it is important to
remember that first dates do not define the potential for a successful
relationship. They are merely a starting point, and with open-mindedness, patience,
and continued effort, deeper connections can be forged beyond the first date.
Real sexting conversations, as hot as you like! Here’s one right now to get you
started…
Way ahead of you, baby. I’ve been squeezing my DD’s when you type.
(sometimes I squeal!)
<knees melting>
<heart pounding>
<pussy moistening>
Now, I need you to take your right hand and start playing with yourself.
Check if you’re wet. Slide your right index finger into your pussy crack.
Dripping.
Good girl. Now take your middle finger and ease it between your pussy lips.
So slippery.
I’m drenched.
Mmmmm…. my pussy juice is sweet, baby, and there’s so much of it for you.
Licking every inch of your full left tit before taking that perky nipple into my
mouth!.
Stomach kisses, hip kisses, thigh kisses… know where I’m going?
Your cunt is like candy! Your thighs soft and supple like bubblegum.
I’m glad you wanna eat my ass too, it’s been awhile.
Me too.
No, do you have a dildo or a vibrator? I want you to put it up your ass.
I will wait.
Good girl.
Lube up.
I have a thick rubber dildo, about 9″ but very wide head especially.
What color?
Cute.
I wish I was there to finger your clit and drip warmed lube on your dildo.
Nice and light around the pink. Softly exploratory fingers too.
Baby?
Take it, baby. That’s me. I’m in your ass and you feel perfect.
Do it!
Me too.
Flirtation and teasing: Engage in playful banter, witty remarks, and subtle touches
to create a sense of anticipation and attraction. Letting your partner know that
you desire them through light teasing and flirting can build tension.
Eye contact: Maintain prolonged eye contact with your partner to create a sense of
intimacy and connection. Gazing deeply into each other’s eyes can be highly sensual
and can contribute to building sexual tension.
Physical touch: Use gentle and deliberate touches to ignite desire. Lightly brush
your partner’s arm, touch their hand, or give them a sensual massage to build
anticipation and desire.
Verbal communication: Talk openly about your desires, fantasies, and what turns you
on. Expressing your desires and listening to your partner’s can create a shared
understanding and anticipation.
Slow and deliberate pacing: Take your time when engaging in intimate activities.
Slow down the pace and savor each moment, allowing the anticipation to build.
Delaying gratification can heighten desire and sexual tension.
Dress and appearance: Pay attention to your appearance and dress in a way that
makes you feel confident and attractive. Consider wearing clothing that accentuates
your best features and leaves something to the imagination, increasing the intrigue
and tension.
Create a sensual environment: Set the mood by creating a sensual atmosphere. Dim
the lights, light scented candles, play soft music, and incorporate elements that
appeal to the senses. A well-crafted ambiance can contribute to building sexual
tension.
Anticipation through anticipation: Use anticipation to build desire. Talk about
what you plan to do later or leave subtle hints about your intentions. Creating a
sense of anticipation can be highly arousing.
Focus on non-sexual intimacy: Prioritize building emotional connection and intimacy
outside of the bedroom. Deepening your emotional bond can contribute to the overall
sexual tension in your relationship.
Experiment and explore: Be open to trying new things and exploring each other’s
boundaries and fantasies. The element of novelty and exploration can help build
sexual tension and keep things exciting.
Remember that building sexual tension should always occur within the boundaries of
consent and respect. Communication is key, so make sure to have open and honest
discussions with your partner about their desires, boundaries, and comfort levels.
An extract from Rudyard Kipling’s poem in “The Elephant’s Child” literally OPENS up
opportunities to practice a key skill as part of a communication skills course as
well as allied skills in active listening and observation.
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Goal
Practice communication, active listening and observation skills
Instructions
The extract from the poem
"I keep six honest serving-men
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The training exercise works best with no more than 12 participants. It has
transferable utility to a wide range of other training courses such as advocacy,
assertiveness, influencing and anything linked to interview preparation.
Instructions:
Assemble your cohort in a horseshoe -tabled or untabled
Say you are going to practice the use of open questions which will test their
listening and observational skills as well as the use of Kipling’s six open
questions. Make sure you showcase the Kipling six on a flipchart or power point.
Keep them on visible display throughout the activity
Ask for a volunteer
The volunteer has to leave the room and in their absence the group must decide
something they want to know about the volunteer, e.g. favourite sport or last UK
holiday. Something specific and within the bounds of privacy and decency!
When the group are decided on their secret question, invite the volunteer back in
to sit at the front. He or she must make then a statement - anything. So let's
suppose the group want to know her/his favourite football club. Let’s say its
Manchester United. The volunteer does not know this is the topic. He/She makes a
statement, e.g. "On my way here today I saw a squirrel".
The volunteer then turns to the first person in the horseshoe. That person can ask
any OPEN question but it has to be based on the last thing that comes out of the
volunteer’s mouth and any subsequent question must include any or all of the last
words to come out of the mouth of the volunteer.
So let’s imagine the run:
First trainee: - What colour was the squirrel?
Volunteer: Grey
Second trainee: What other colours are there beside grey?
Volunteer: Red
Third Trainee: What other things are RED?
Volunteer: Apples/Blood/Robins/Traffic Lights
Fourth Trainee: (DISASTER COMING) Do you like Robins?
Volunteer: YES! - (Disaster - a closed question has been put. Somebody was not
listening but help is at hand with Number 5)
Fifth Trainee: When you say YES, what do you mean? (forcing Volunteer to open up)
Volunteer: I like red things, especially my favourite football club colour
Number 6: What is your favourite football club?
Volunteer: Manchester United.
It won't be as easy as this - it might go around the table twice.You might have to
blow the whistle and declare the volunteer the winner. It can get competitive. Tons
of industrial language. But you will soon see who is quick on the
feet/deft/creative/active listener/observer etc.