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Before anyone can even begin to have ecstatic sex they must know the ground rules that all ecstatic sex encounters abide by and have a partner abide by them as well.
Remember, in an intimate relationsihp honesty is the best policy. In ecstatic sex two people are more than happy to set up the ground rules for having a conscious and intimate sexual encounter. An initial conversation might go something like this: "As you might be able to tell I am very much attracted to you and would enjoy having sexual relations with you. I need to let you know, however, that I am into conscious and intimate sex, not sex that becomes a surfacy and junk food experience. I understand that we don't know each other very well, and I cannot be certain even if we have sexual relations at this point that it will develop into a lasting and loving relationship. I would like to discuss, therefore, whether we are better served by holding back on getting physical to respect each other's person and values. Or, if we decide to go ahead and share a sexual experience at this point, I would like to set up the ground rules for how it could turn into a rewarding and respectful experience even if we do not continue into a relationship from this point forward." The Ground RulesFrom this point on each person would share the following:
Note: If partners are afraid to share this information it is a sign that junk food sex is already underway since obviously from the start the sexual encounter is being driven by deceit, manipulation, disrespect, and fear. Remember the aim is to learn to make love to one another, not just have sex. Though this approach may seem awkward, the advantages from the start are well worth the effort. Even though the couple scarely knows each other, they have demonstrated an initial level of honesty, openness, and respect. And, as future articles will reveal, if the couple continues from this point forward to have sexual relations, ecstatic sex is just around the corner.
The copyright of the article Ecstatic Sex - Ground Rules in Improving Relationships is owned by Lisa Love. Permission to republish Ecstatic Sex - Ground Rules in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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