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Silence is not the Golden Rule….


While we know everyone is not verbally expressive during sex, but that doesn’t mean you can’t learn to be.
No need to be quiet as a church mouse in the bedroom…or kitchen or wherever you decide to get your loving on.
If you have a partner who feels that they can’t be verbal during sex, encourage them!
Tell them what turns you on, tell them it’s a turn on to hear their sex sounds!
In the words of one of my favorite groups of my younger years: Tony! Toni! Tone’!; If the rhythm feels good to you baby
Let me hear you say (oh-oh baby)
So embrace those moans, groans, and sighs! Listen and Learn, those noises are telling you some amazing things!

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