awkward to talk sex?

Letting our partners know what we like and don’t like is important for a great relationship.

Sometimes we feel awkward to talk sex or embarrassing to share about it – a displeasure act of conversation to many.

Re-post from this article:  http://livelifefullest.com/2011/02/07/sex-and-sensibilities/

But not with this site, Sex and Sensibilities – http://sexandsensibilities.com/about/ as I re-post it with the website intro:

Sex and Sensibilities, as its name implies, is a balance of sex and responsible choice. It is a site that hopes to be your trusted haven to get practical information about sex; a private place where your questions about sexuality will be answered with compassion, intelligence, and most importantly, always with honesty and respect for your choice.

A taboo topic for some of us but to tell you honestly I enjoy the right manner in reading the sex topic in a professional atmosphere.  Maybe some will oppose to this, but I believe:

• parents must educate their teenage kid about sex
• everyone will experience to have one so everyone should know what sex is

Life is connected to relationship as it entails also a matter of choice.  Letting our partners know what we like and don’t like including the way we kiss is important for a great relationship.

This can only be happen in real life if there is a call for an open, frank and good conversation.  Again, a talk can be a bit awkward as we only share our emotional feeling.  But making the first move in telling your partner about physical stuff can be a first step for a remarkable relationship but also a remarkable life.

With the permission of the founder and editorial director, Ms. Ana Santos – I would like to share an invite with you with the topics like on-line dating and long distance relationship.

The topics are timely for February as it talks about love and relationship.

When: Wednesday – February 9, 2011

Where: Bos Coffee – Glorietta 5, Makati

Time: 630 pm

Call or text 0927.850.8280 to reserve a slot.

Registration Fee of P100 covers coffee and a light snack. All proceeds of this talk will go to the H.E.R.O (Help Educate and Rear Orphans of soldiers killed in action) Foundation.