WHERE YOU SHOULDN'T TOUCH HER UNLESS SHE PERMITS YOU TO

S*x is intertwined as the bodies and souls could be during the act, requires certain tricks and knowledge. For the best maximization of pleasure,
your partner needs to be fully involved. While great S3@.Xx:' has to do with lots of exploration, it would be better to know the dos and don'ts in order to avoid killing the tickly sensations.

Also, your attitude during S3@.Xx:' speaks a volume about your personality. You should watch out for the signs she gives during the act to know if you are doing it right or probably just pounding away.

1.THE CL!T@.R!S
A woman's clit is no doubt filled with many nerve endings; this explains why touching a woman around there could make her have series of orgasms without penetration. However, you should learn to deal gently when touching this spot. For an already aroused woman, constant stimulation of the Cl!t@.r!s may make the sensations so intense she may not be able to handle it. In cases like these, she could become fierce and opt out of the S3@.Xx:'ual activity.

2. HER CERVIX
It is usually painful to have you ramming your entire length down that way. The cervix connects the uterus to the V@.g!na. Except you want the pleasure to stop abruptly, then avoid touching that part. You may want to lift yourself off her and try a different position; one which doesn't give you as much depth as the one that touched her cervix.
Hitting the cervix during S3@.Xx:' replaces the pleasure with pain and depending on the pain threshold of the lady involved; she may push you off her in response. It would be easier to reach her cervix if she's not S3@.Xx:'ually aroused; the V@.g!nal cavity is deeper when a woman is turned on. Take your time during the foreplay and drive her wild with pleasure.

3. HER N!PPL@.S
As much as a woman loves to be touched there, it could be painful when she's expecting her monthly flow or pregnant. If the N!ppl@.s have to be sucked at this point, it should be done gently. Also, if she's breastfeeding, the BR*ASTS could be heavier and painful. Not watching out for the signs she gives may turn her off completely. While attending to the N!ppl@.s during S3@.Xx:', avoid pinching or sucking hard.

4. ANUS
Do not assume that she wants to go anal without her asking you. While anal S3@.Xx:' could be painful, it also has a lot of risk attached to it. Forcing your way into that part of her body without adequate lubrication would be very painful. Except she guides you in that line, do not force it on her. Doing so could become S3@.Xx:'ual abuse.

5. HAIR
After a whole day at the salon, most women would not put up with their hair being messed up during S3@.Xx:'. It's a psychological thing; women love to feel pretty at all times. Having their hair tussled during S3@.Xx:' isn't something they would condone. Although it is not enough reason to bring the S3@.Xx:'ual activity to a halt, they could reduce your pace by trying to arrange the hair during S3@.Xx:'. Therefore, avoid pulling at their hair to avoid turning them off.

THE BEST PLACE TO STORE YOUR CONDOM

Everybody has the ability and the right to practice safe sex; whether you identify as lesbian, gay or straight, there are options you can choose from to help you look out for your sexual health. One of these options is condoms.
When stored and used safely, condoms can keep you safe from unplanned pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections and HIV. But how can you make sure your condoms stay safe.

HOW TO TELL IF YOUR CONDOM IS GOOD QUALITY
Check that the packet hasn't been punctured and still has air in it
If it doesn't have air inside, the packet may have been punctured and the condom may be damaged, have a hole in it or be weakened in some way. You can do this by simply pressing the packet between your fingers and you should be able to feel air in the packet.

CHECK THE EXPIRY DATE
Like food, condoms can go off. They become dry, discoloured and stiff. This means that the condom will likely tear or get small holes and not protect you. The expiry date is usually written on the front or back of the condom packet.

CHECK IF THE CONDOM PACKET HAS BEEN STAMPED WITH A BUREAU OF STANDARDS STAMP
If it has, it means that the condom is good quality

THE BEST AND WORST PLACES TO STORE YOUR CONDOMS
How you store the condom is also important. Here's a list of good and bad moves for condom storage:

Good move: Store your condoms at a cool room temperature, this is usually between 15 and 30 degrees Celsius.

Bad move: Don't keep your condoms in the fridge, freezer, in the car or out in the sun. If they get too hot or too cold, they can become thin or brittle and this makes them less effective.

Good move: Your condoms should  always be stored in the packet and only taken out just when you want to use one

Bad move: Don't keep condoms in your wallet, purse or back jean pocket. We say this because you may be opening and closing the wallet/purse, sitting, or standing and all this movement can wear out the condom.

Good move: If you need to keep a condom in your wallet,  you can put it in just before going out but only if you are planning to use it the same day. Any longer than that won't be safe.

A better move: Keep your condoms in a small tin or separate coin purse if you are taking a condom with you. If you are storing a condom in a handbag or backpack, keep them in a safe compartment, away from keys, tweezers or anything sharp.

At home, you can keep them in a tin or box next to your bed or wherever you think is safe from prying eyes.
Keeping your condoms in the best condition possible means that they'll be effective in protecting you from unplanned pregnancies and STIs.

Take care of your condoms and they'll take care of you.