How To Be Aware of Your Sensuality
What does it take to be sensuous? The special awareness of your body's reactions adds a tenderness to your touch, your speech... the way you move.. a tenderness that men respond to.
Did you know that you have your own special taste? Yes, your skin tastes like no one else's. And your scent...it's your personal perfume. Even the sounds you make in bed are singular. Ironically, you never have much awareness of your own smell and taste during the act of love, because the nature of these perceptions is such that your aura engulfs your lover, while he wafts over you. He knows the fragrance of your hair, the taste of your lips, the feel of your breasts against his chest, your special love scent.
During sex, you're bombarded by your lover's emanations...myriad stimuli titillate your nerves...you're lost in his touch, smell, taste, and sound. Relish his warm breath, the feel of his smooth thighs, or the calloused palm of his hand over your breast. Watch his excitement grow, from the classic hardening of his desire to the warm flush on his face and chest. (Yes, the darling will actually turn colors.) You'll taste and smell his lips, his skin...hear his soft words that eventually fade into equally endearing and exciting gasps. You'll feel his growing excitement, the stiffening of his muscles, the anxious, aching thrusts of him... and finally, his sweet, damp satisfaction. Bliss!
Through all this lovemaking your senses are totally alert. Every nerve ending reacts as you caress each other with the friction that makes your insides quiver...and delicious tension releases in an explosion of ecstasy. If you are consciously aware of how erotic senses operate, you can savor those sensations even more. Your erotic senses, along with your life support systems, are part of your animal response pattern, and crucial to life. Use sexual function or lose it. The sexual hormones that flow during excitement also keep your body tuned up --moist vagina, firm breasts. Unused vaginas atrophy!
