I’m the orgasm queen – the forgotten area that gives explosive climaxes & a velvety, chocolatey tip I love
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YOU'VE been with your partner for years and over time, naturally, the spark in the bedroom has dimmed down. This is a common problem for many people around the world - and in fact, a staggering 20% of married couples are in sexless marriages, Xo Necole reported.
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It may often feel like you stick to the same old tried-and-tested positions and the act feels like a rehearsal for the big 'O' - which may not even happen. Reaching orgasm is, of course, not the main goal - pleasure is. However, that doesn't mean that climax is not an enjoyable way to release all the tension and stress, amongst the other benefits, such as reducing headaches, menstrual cramps and boosting your self-confidence.
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Going through a dry spell with your second half is nothing to be embarrassed about, especially as so many couples around the globe are in the exact same position. However, if you're keen to add a little spice to your love life and want to end 2024 on a high, one self-proclaimed Orgasm Queen, Susan Bratton, has come to rescue with her top tips - and they're sure to transform dull sex into passionate love-making like you've just met.
According to Susan, who is a renowned relationship and intimacy expert, foreplay is key - and although this may seem pretty self-explanatory, the bestselling author emphasised the importance of something called 'The Pleasure Protocol'. Chatting to Dragon's Den Steven Bartlett, Susan explained the main components she swears by, starting with putting Foria Wellness Intimacy CBD Melts inside the vagina.
