Kamasutra

Love and romance are much related. If you love someone, you might want to marry her or take her sex. When you make love, you will try a hot and romantic love.

Beautiful romance was the dream of every person. That's why a lot of love stories inspire writers, so there is a novel full of beautiful and romantic love. When a person fall in love usually will show his love with kisses and warm hugs.

You've heard the art of love from ancient India, the Kamasutra. If you read the Kamasutra you will find a variety of sex positions and techniques that are expected to satisfy the partner and reach orgasm is not forgotten.
Do you ever try one of Kamasutra sex positions? Try it, you'll be happy and achieve orgasm each time you make love. You maybe need to play a Kamasutra video so you will see real example.

Girls Hate This Stuff In Bed

1. Switching Positions Every 10 Seconds
Sure, headboard banging, sheet tangling intercourse requires some manoeuvring, but most women (with the exception of contortionists) don't want to go through the entire Kamasutra in one night. “Going overboard with positions not only makes a woman feel like a circus performer, but it can also be distracting and get in the way of her orgasm,” says Nicole Beland, author of Ask The Mens Health Girl Next Door. “We need a steady, continuous motion to build up the momentum to climax. We can't reach that when we're being twisted around like a human pretzel.”

We're all for trying out different configurations, but please, give each position at least five minutes. You always have next time to try out the hanging-half-off-the-bed move you've been dying to test-drive.

2. Using Food Below The Belt
In theory, a whipped cream bikini sounds tasty, but putting anything edible “down there” could create some seriously unappetising problems. “Foods like chocolate sauce and fruit change the pH levels in a woman's genitals, which can lead to an infection,” says Dr Barbara Keesling author of The Good Girl's Guide To Bad Girl Sex Not so sexy, is it? Also avoid anything alcoholic – it doesn't tingle... it burns. A taste sensation isn't completely out of the question, though.