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| 1 | How to get more comfortable with physical touch in general?Hahah thanks dude, glad to hear you learnt something and my user name gave you a good laugh | /r/seduction | 29/09/20 08:55 AM |
| 1 | How to get more comfortable with physical touch in general?When he said that he doesn't hate physical touch, but doesn't seem to appreciate it either, to me that indicated he doesn't avoid tactile stimuli but is sensitive to it. Again I can relate because I am very similar, I hate being hugged from behind, it makes my amygdala think there is a threat. I can then be triggered to have a fight, flight or freeze response. This literally happened to me on the weekend when my youngest brother had hugged me from behind while drunk and it felt like I was being … | /r/seduction | 28/09/20 07:51 PM |
| 1 | How to get more comfortable with physical touch in general?It sounds like you are sensitive to light touch, again I was also the same. I had one partner continue to gradually expose me to light touch. I didn't use the therapressure brush, I literally practised her doing light touch over different parts of my body. Over time I stopped being so ticklish. Give this a try first, if you don't have a partner then buy the therapressure brush and google the Wilbarger protocol for how to do it to yourself, there is an easy to follow google image of it the protoc… | /r/seduction | 28/09/20 07:42 PM |
| 26 | How to get more comfortable with physical touch in general?Occupational Therapist here and I deal with sensory processing or another term called sensory integration. It basically means we have our five senses (smell, taste, touch, hearing vision). We also have 3 lesser known sense (proprioception, vestibular and interoception). At all times within your environment and the people around you, your sensory receptors are taking in sensory stimuli. Your brain then has to process this, integrate it and make a response to adapt and change with the stimuli. Whe… | /r/seduction | 28/09/20 08:01 AM |
| 2 | Do guys like when the woman initiates fwb/casual sex?Like some people have replied it would depend on the guy. Some guys want it to be not that upfront. Maybe try being more flirty instead and throw in some sexual innuendo. Maybe you need to send him suggestive pictures and let his mind fill in the gaps. Make him think it was his idea to initiate sex. But yeah man aren't always wanting sex as much as the general public is told. Especially men who are goal driven and have other commitments. Basically any guy above the age of 28 will be starting to … | /r/seduction | 22/09/20 12:22 AM |
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