Golden dating advices by ESCORT69. How to make a perfect date?

The golden rule for dating is rightly "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you". Most people who go on dates do so in the hope of finding their life partner. They look for certain attributes in the person they are dating, which will make them want to spend their lives with this one person. On the other hand, certain boorish behaviors can be a real turn-off. Your behavior on a date is a sure indicator of things to come.

One of the surefire ways of impressing your date is by putting yourself in their shoes and seeing your behavior from their point of view. Don't forget, every action has an equal and opposite reaction, so do whatever you would like done to you and whatever you do, expect the same in return.

Don't be late for your date

Nobody likes to be made to wait. The thought uppermost in most people's minds whilst waiting, is whether they are being stood up. This in itself is enough to dampen even the most enthusiastic of spirits. And if your date is a stickler for punctuality, watch out ' your date may be gone if you take too long and you may not even get a chance to use that brilliant excuse that you made up.

Dress to impress

Always, always step out in style. It will make your date proud to be seen with you and you are sure to feel the same way. Besides, it shows you care enough to take the trouble. You don't have to step out in the latest haute couture, but make sure you've ironed your clothes, shone your shoes and combed your hair.

Kindness is mandatory This applies to everyone you interact with. Your date will not be impressed if you are kind to her but rude and a complete tyrant with everybody else around you. You may have floored your date with your charm, but if you snap at the waiter in the restaurant ' you're history.

Smile a while

Smile when you talk as well as when you listen and maintain eye contact all the time. A little smile can have an electrifyingly positive effect on anybody and sweep them off their feet. A grumpy demeanor, on the other hand, can turn off even the most positive person. What not to do on a date

If you've managed to dress well, arrive on time, smile your way through and be kind to everyone you've met, then you're more than half way through impressing your date. However there are still a few pitfalls that you should make sure to avoid:

- Do not hog the conversation. Listen twice as much as you talk and your date is sure to think you are the best conversationalist ever.

- Do not flirt with anybody else you may meet while you are on your date. You wouldn't want it done to you, would you?

- Do not invade the other person's space. You need to respect your date's boundaries and not try to solicit private information or come on too heavy.

- Do not ever gossip about others or reveal intimate secrets about your other dates. It implies you cannot be trusted and your date will be on guard continuously.

- Don't just order something that you like and expect your date to like it too. Both of you are entitled to have different tastes and preferences.

- Do not scoff at your date's taste in food or wine. After all there is no accounting for taste; your date may not like what you've ordered.

- Avoid talking endless about your job. It's interesting for a while, after that it could be downright boring to the other person.

- Ask before you light up your cigarette. Your date may be allergic to cigarette smoke or just not like it. Better still; just refrain from smoking while you are on your date. It shows you are considerate and have self control.

- Drink in moderation and do not make a scene. Your date will be completely embarrassed and will never want to be seen with you again.

Just remember to do unto your date what you want done to you, and you are sure to be a winner in the dating game. And of course you can train your skills with professional and very beautiful models from ESCORT69 agency. After dating with our girls you will be a real heartbreaker, a professional lover!

menstrual sex faq

Condoms aren't as bad as guys make them out to be.
Talk to your partner about menstrual sex and decide on some ground rules.
Don't place too much pressure on yourself to make your partner orgasm.
"All they do is protect us from infections and from becoming fathers, but all we do in return is give condoms a hard time."

Sometimes condoms get a bad rap. All they do is protect us from infections and from becoming fathers, but all we do in return is give condoms a hard time. Where’s the love? Condoms themselves shouldn’t cause UTIs for men unless they’re carrying bacteria. UTIs are most commonly associated with bacteria in the urethra, kidneys and bladder, as well as weak immune systems. Keep in mind that a condom is more likely to be exposed to bacteria from contact with the hands, mouth and anus. But there is research that suggests women whose male partners use a condom and spermicide appear to have increased amounts of E. coli bacteria in the vagina, which can lead to a UTI. Also, some people have allergic reactions to the condom material (usually latex) or the spermicide/lube, which can resemble a UTI. As for the male libido, some people have a psychological reaction to using condoms that can affect their libido. Knowing that using a condom can decrease his sensitivity, sensation and possibly impact his erection can mess with the mind. But is that really the condom’s fault? What percentage of men are actually OK with having sex with women on their period of menstruation? The percentage of men who are OK with menstrual sex depends on age, culture and spirituality/religion. Unfortunately, more guys aren’t OK with menstrual sex than those who are fine with it. The important part to focus on is that your boyfriend was willing to try it. It sounds like taking some precautions beforehand can help the next experience be more memorable for the right reasons. Laying down a towel beforehand, wearing a condom, choosing a day with a lighter flow, and showering can all help ease menstrual sex anxiety. Some people establish menstrual sex rules like no fingering or cunnilingus. It’s all about changing your perception of menstrual sex so that it is positive, fun and not a big deal. Also, you’re right about the help that menstrual sex has with cramping. Intercourse and having orgasms has been associated with relief of menstrual cramps, because they help release the muscular tension that’s been built up in the back and pelvic region. I’d suggest you and your boyfriend be honest, share your thoughts and feelings, and talk about ways you can both set the stage for a pleasurable and enjoyable second menstrual sex adventure. Wouldn’t take it personally that your girlfriend hasn’t had an orgasm from intercourse -- it’s more common than you think. Most women reach orgasm in a variety of ways, and placing emphasis on one particular method often puts too much pressure on both partners. This is likely something she’s dealt with before you ever came into the picture, so it’s not just you. Most postmodern sexologists believe orgasm is the responsibility of the individual. The important part is that she is able to share an orgasm with you during foreplay and other activities. I wouldn’t put pressure on you or her to prove her wrong. That doesn’t mean you both can’t try new toys (a vibrating cock ring or vibrator) or activities to add to the pleasure you already experienced. A common technique that attempts to incorporate orgasm with penetration is called the bridge technique. In short, you stimulate her in the manner that helps her reach orgasm (oral, fingers, etc). Before she reaches orgasm, you insert your penis and “bridge” intercourse with orgasm. You can continue the stimulation that helped her get to the point of orgasm (likely clitoral stimulation) along with the penetration, or penetration only. As you get the hang of it, you can both experiment with elongating the time you bridge. One drawback as a male is that you would have to be ready, aroused and erect when she reaches the point of orgasm, which adds to male erectile performance pressure. Who knows, an intercourse orgasm may sneak up on you if you both can find ways to take the pressure off. Remember, orgasm shouldn’t be the goal of sex but should be a part of the sexual process. I think pleasure and enjoyment are more realistic goals.