Turn Ons
May 10, 2012
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DR. KAT LAUNCHES NEW FREE iBOOK ON iTUNES
SEX TIPS FROM HAWAII
Dr. Kat demystifies 20 sex tips everyone needs to know. Enjoy the video as you read along on your iPhone, iPad or eReader and don’t forget to rate and review them on iTunes too. More
May 10, 2012
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VIDEO SEX TIPS IN 3 MINUTES OR LESS
Check out Dr. Kat’s DAILY SEX TIPS FROM HAWAII. Get a new tip every day by subscribing to the podcast. Each tip is 1-3 minutes and covers everything you ever wanted to know about sex. They are bite size, fun and entertaining. Don’t forget to rate and review them on iTunes too. Find the podcasts at http://www.drkat.com/Watch.html or at www.YouTube.com/365SexTips
Find out more about Dr. Kat… More
May 10, 2012
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Spot #2 Ask Dr. Kat
ACCIDENTAL ORGASMS
You can Ask Dr. Kat by emailing her at ask@drkat.com
Dear Dr. Kat,
I’m a 26 year old female who has never been able to have an orgasm when I wanted to. If I do orgasm it seems to happen almost by accident. I’m not currently in a relationship but I made a decision to focus on my sexuality for myself. Where do I begin? How can I become more orgasmic? More
May 9, 2012
Music as Sexual Candy
Music and sex, they make for very friendly bed fellows. I’m willing to bet that a lot of you out there utilize music as a part of your lovemaking or better yet remember the music playing during important sexy interludes – think when you lost your virginity, the first time you had sex with your spouse etc. Music truly is not only the soundtrack to our lives but can be a tool of seduction, relaxation or to create energy. I’ve been interviewed on the subject and this is what we deciphered when it comes to the connection between sexuality and musicology.
What makes some songs sexy and others not?
May 4, 2012
Some people don’t get the importance of eye contact during sex. Admittedly, this was an issue I personally had in a previous 11 year relationship. Yep, I pretty much went 11 years (granted I was in my twenties) with having sex and not looking at my partner or feeling comfortable with him looking at me. He was kind of on the same page though, so I guess at the time it was a wash.
I am not advocating that everyone all the time has to maintain a deep “soul-gaze” sort of lock on their partner (can you say fatal attraction?) but I am going to suggest that you a) examine your comfort level with this issue and b) try to make some eye contact with your partner on a regular basis. Here’s why…
