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How Do You Communicate When Making Love?    

How Do You Communicate When Making Love?   

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This is a rather interesting topic.

 We will be looking at, communication during love making. By communication I mean both verbal and non verbal communication. During love making should there be talking? Or it should be as silent as a grave yard?

Another question is, should the room or any where you choose be dark, poorly lighted or fully lighted? That another question we will be looking at today.

 All these questions are what you may be asking or is on your mind and we will together throw more light on them.

 Well, your comments will be highly appreciated and welcome. Let's know what happens in the 'other room'. This can help another couple out there.

 In my opinion what happens in 'the other room' is as the couples want it. However, being rigid to a paticular mould is what may not too good for the marriage. In my own marriage, we do more of non verbal communication to verbal.

 Because our fore play is usually very long (I strongly recommend this for couple except for quickies). We delight ourselves in each other during foreplay, where we get to explore our bodies. This time we are free to talk, play and tease ourselves. But during intercourse, we don't talk much, but a lot of moans! And then we also talk after.

 My husband feels (and I agree with him) because it works for us, that talking breaks his flow and concentration. We like to savour every moment. It helps us enjoy each other more. That may be entirely different with you! Talking may just be your trigger!

 Some people believe all kinds of dirty talks are allowed.. and that it is those dirty talk that make them reach orgasm. Let's have your view.

 For the second question, do you like it pitch dark, partially or fully lighted? I remember when we were newly married, I used to like it when the lights are off. That was when I was shy. But I am no longer particular after I have been married for nineteen years.

My husband has always liked it, when the light are on. And his explanation was simple, "Don't you know that men are moved by sight?". As I said earlier, variety is the spice of marriage, we have the lights on now. And some times partially lighted.

 Lets hear your opinion. What is going on in your own marriage. Waiting for your responses.

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