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SEX secrets MEN should KNOW about WOMEN

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Both men and women make common and damaging mistakes when dealing with each other on matters of sex. This is because no one ever told us about the secrets that help us understand the other gender and what they like or don’t like sexually. In this column, we explore common sex mistakes men make and the secrets they should know about women. We shall address women in the next issue.

Secret One:Women really love to be seduced.

 Mistake:Men in committed relationships very rarely seduce their partners. It is not often that a married man will deliberately seduce his wife; instead he will assume that sex should happen automatically just because they are married.

Women love to be seduced because it makes them feel admired, wanted and loved – the three feelings every woman longs for. Feeling wanted turns a woman on. It makes her feel beautiful and desirable sexually and this is a definite turn on. The more she gets turned on in her head, the more her ability to love herself and her partner, and the more intensely she can get turned on to her lover.

Seducing a woman doesn’t have to be a full-scale effort or a full time job. It means not taking for granted that she is there. It means starting the lovemaking hours, even a day or two, before you plan to make love. Sending little notes, text messages, romantic messages, loving phone calls, flowers or chocolate, dropping little hints, or making suggestions of intimacy, all go a long way to preparing the woman mentally for sex.

Seducing a woman means not showing up in the bedroom naked and getting into bed without a shower or brushing teeth, or even saying a word, and then speedily getting down to the business of kissing and fondling her and penetrating her as quickly as possible. Women hate hurried sex and in case you don’t already know, it takes longer for a woman to get ready for sex than a man. Women love men who know how to seduce them; men who take their time in foreplay and gently take each step leading to full intercourse while talking to the woman about sweet little nothings, and ensuring she comes along with him. Loving, passionate and caring men don’t take anything for granted about their women. They ask what she likes and ensure they make her happy.

Secret Two:Women get turned on in their heads first.

Mistake:Men don’t talk enough during loving making and concentrate too hard on the thrusting job and their own climax.

Women have higher verbal skills than men and are more expressive. This may be from upbringing where little girls are encouraged to read, be social and results oriented, and little boys to be more physical, sporty and task-oriented. Women often feel through their minds – they are stimulated by thoughts, images and allusions. In contrast, men are aroused more through vision and touch. A man can come by just looking at a naked woman, a picture of a naked woman or being touched.

What this means is that during sex, women generally like to be talked to; to be told they are beautiful and to be told how you are feeling. Every woman derives great pride in the knowledge that she can sexually satisfy a man. Women also want to be reminded that you look up to them for sexual satisfaction; what you want to do to them; and how you feel about them. They also wait to be asked what they want done to them and how they are feeling. This turns women on and also turns men on, too.

Men tend to be quieter during sex as they are more internal, concentrating on their own feelings and sensations and hoping they are transferring what they are feeling to the woman. Men should try to express their feelings to the woman before, during, and after sex. Not only will it remove all inhibitions and add flavour to sex, but the woman will love it, too.

Secret Three: Women don’t like to be rushed.

Mistake: Men have a horrible habit of ‘checking’ a woman to see if she is ‘ready’ and this can be quite irritating to the woman.

All sexual experts agree that women take longer than men to become fully sexually aroused but men are at times too impatient. Sometimes men will put a finger in the vagina to see whether the woman is ‘ready’ for penetration, assuming that all a woman needs to be ready is to become wet. Most women don’t like it when a man takes his fingers and explores their vagina to see how lubricated she is. And when they find conditions unsatisfactory they remove the finger and begin intently stimulating the woman with the hope of getting her juices flowing. A woman first needs mental stimulation before she can get ready down there. And even when she is lubricated and not mentally well stimulated, she will not enjoy the sex.

When women feel pressured and ‘checked’ out in bed for readiness, they tend to feel less safe and secure and may get performance anxiety. When women don’t feel safe, they have a harder time becoming sexually aroused and even getting an orgasm. A man should take his time; enjoy love in each moment and cease from putting his fingers down there. You will know when she’s ready if you are talking to her and also reading her body language. If a woman is free with you, she will tell you when she is ready for penetration.

Secret Four: Women need to feel emotionally secure in order to become fully aroused.

 Mistake: Men use other women to make their own partners feel Insecure. They assume if they are master flirters women, including their partner will love and admire them.

One great advice for all men – if you want to keep your woman sexy and receptive to you, please don’t flirt with other women or make your woman jealous. Jealousy may make a woman feel more desperate for you, but it will probably end up shutting her down sexually after a while, or possibly want to revenge and so also go out on a flirting trip with other men.

Women need to feel emotionally safe and appreciated before they can really open up sexually to a lover. Threatening your partner’s sense of emotional security will definitely have a negative effect on your sex life, and you won’t feel so good about yourself on the inside either. And mark you, we are not talking here about full-blown affairs or extra-marital sex, but flirting – where you meet a woman you know and get all over her, hugging and talking to her to the exclusion of your partner. Or being in a party and spending all your time talking to one woman or on the dancing floor with her. Or paying a lot of compliments to a woman in front of your partner. This behaviour kills trust and your sex life goes down with it.

Secret Five: Having a vagina and a womb, organs that are internal, makes a woman feel very vulnerable.

Mistake:Men don’t understand the power to the sexual experience for women and often underrate it.

Men will never know what it is like to have an inside to which other people have access. An inside that is also able to hold a life for nine months before finally being discharged to the world. That’s how it feels to be a woman – vulnerable, open and receptive. Taking a part of someone’s inside our bodies is sometimes very frightening and risky. If not well handled it can make a woman feel violated. It is as if women have no defense once a man enters them. They feel ultimately in a vulnerable position and this can make them very delicate. Some women cry when making love out of feelings of vulnerability.

To respect a woman’s body and honour her for her willingness to allow you to enter it is truly to make love to a woman. This awareness applies to each stage of lovemaking and it is important that men hold it with the highest respect.

Before entry: You wouldn’t barge into someone’s home without knocking. So please don’t do that to a woman’s body. Make sure you have knocked gently, been invited in, and even then, enter with respect and trend carefully as this is private property.

During intercourse: You are in a sacred place where life germinates and becomes a child. No matter how turned on a woman is she needs time to adjust to your presence inside her. Go slowly and allow yourself to feel fully where you are and also to be sure the woman is feeling comfortable with you inside her. Think about how amazing it is to be inside the body of the woman you love, to be that close to her essence, to end up as one with her – this is the magic of lovemaking.

After intercourse: When you have guests in the house and everyone leaves, the house feels empty for a while. When a man withdraws himself from a woman’s body, it may be a shock to her system. You were so close, and now you are gone. Take the time to fill in the emptiness, first with a thank you for her letting you inside her sacred body and being so welcoming. Follow this with loving words, reminding her you value her and don’t take anything for granted; fill her with embraces and assurances that you will always be there for her. Don’t make the mistake of turning over soon after withdrawing and falling asleep. This breaks a woman’s heart and adds to the loneliness and feeling of being taken for granted.

Secret Six: Women need a lot of verbal appreciation and attention.

Mistake: Men take their woman for granted and get lazy about appreciating them.

The majority of women do not have affairs outside a committed relationship. They don’t want to have them. Their instinct usually is to preserve the relationship. However, when women have affairs, the reason is usually that they didn’t feel they were getting enough attention and appreciation from their partners. Women need more than bread and butter, or a roof over their heads– they need to hear words of appreciation. Women end up in affairs when they are desperate to find someone who would pay attention to them and appreciate the goodness in them. Having an affair is not a solution to marital problems, and, if anything, makes them worse and may lead to divorce.

No couple should neglect their partner to the point that they end up looking for comforts elsewhere. Learning to make love all the time means being in a love affair with your partner and making him or her the person you rush to the phone to call, or get excited about meeting in a restaurant, or reuniting with at home at the end of the day. You want to know how your partner is and when you meet them, the first question you ask is how their day was, as you keenly listen with empathy.

 Now that men know secrets about women, don’t you think women should also become familiar with men’s sexual secrets? Check this column in the next issue.

Published in January 2014

 

 

 

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Elizabeth Nzisa: The Firstborn Who Became a Mother Overnight

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While most teenagers spend their days focused on school, friendships, and dreams for the future, Elizabeth Nzisa, fondly known as Shiku, was forced to grow up much faster than she ever imagined. At only 17 years old, she found herself taking on the role of a mother to her three younger siblings after her family was hit by tragedy not once, but twice.

Her story, shared in an emotional interview, is a powerful reflection of strength, sacrifice and the deep bond between siblings. Elizabeth recalls the moment her life changed completely. Her mother died while giving birth to their youngest sibling, a baby boy. In the middle of that painful loss, their father walked away from the family, leaving Elizabeth alone with a newborn and two other young children to care for.

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She explains that she had no choice but to step up and become the parent in the house. She raised her youngest brother from the day he was born, and to this day he calls her mum, not knowing she is actually his big sister. That detail alone shows how much responsibility she carried at such a young age. She became the provider, the protector, the caregiver, and the emotional support for her siblings while she was still trying to understand life herself. With little help from relatives, Elizabeth had to find ways to survive, balancing school when she could, doing small jobs and making sure her siblings were fed, safe and loved.

The journey was not easy. She faced financial struggles, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure of trying to stay strong even when she felt overwhelmed. There were moments when she doubted herself and wondered if she was doing enough. Still, her story is not about defeat. It is about endurance. Elizabeth talks about finding strength through faith, support from the people around her, and the determination to keep her family together no matter how hard things became.

Over the years, she made sure her siblings stayed in school, had food on the table, and grew up feeling loved despite everything they had lost. What could have been a completely broken home became a family held together by her sacrifice and commitment.

Many viewers reacted emotionally, saying the story moved them to tears. Some described firstborn daughters as second mothers, while others said her life shows the kind of courage people rarely see but should never forget.

 

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Elizabeth Nzisa: The Firstborn Who Became a Mother Overnight

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While most teenagers spend their days focused on school, friendships, and dreams for the future, Elizabeth Nzisa, fondly known as Shiku, was forced to grow up much faster than she ever imagined. At only 17 years old, she found herself taking on the role of a mother to her three younger siblings after her family was hit by tragedy not once, but twice.

Her story, shared in an emotional interview, is a powerful reflection of strength, sacrifice and the deep bond between siblings. Elizabeth recalls the moment her life changed completely. Her mother died while giving birth to their youngest sibling, a baby boy. In the middle of that painful loss, their father walked away from the family, leaving Elizabeth alone with a newborn and two other young children to care for.

Mama yetu alipass 2024, Feb. Alipass akipata haka katoto kadogo. Dad naye akatuacha akaenda

 

Becoming a Mother Too Soon

She explains that she had no choice but to step up and become the parent in the house. She raised her youngest brother from the day he was born, and to this day he calls her mum, not knowing she is actually his big sister. That detail alone shows how much responsibility she carried at such a young age. She became the provider, the protector, the caregiver, and the emotional support for her siblings while she was still trying to understand life herself. With little help from relatives, Elizabeth had to find ways to survive, balancing school when she could, doing small jobs and making sure her siblings were fed, safe and loved.

The journey was not easy. She faced financial struggles, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure of trying to stay strong even when she felt overwhelmed. There were moments when she doubted herself and wondered if she was doing enough. Still, her story is not about defeat. It is about endurance. Elizabeth talks about finding strength through faith, support from the people around her, and the determination to keep her family together no matter how hard things became.

Over the years, she made sure her siblings stayed in school, had food on the table, and grew up feeling loved despite everything they had lost. What could have been a completely broken home became a family held together by her sacrifice and commitment.

Many viewers reacted emotionally, saying the story moved them to tears. Some described firstborn daughters as second mothers, while others said her life shows the kind of courage people rarely see but should never forget.

 

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Endometriosis and sex: How to make intimacy pain-free

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There is no doubt that endometriosis can affect a woman’s way of life. The condition slews a couple of conditions, painful sex being one of them. Penetration pulls and pushes any tissue growth behind the vagina and lower uterus.

Although symptoms may differ from woman to woman, here are some things you can do to lessen your pain and ensure you have some good time:

Take a dose of painkillers

Take an over the counter painkiller that sits well with your body before intercourse and incase pain persists, take another one as prescribed.

Track your cycle and try at certain times of the month

Most women with endometriosis experience excruciating pain during their period and ovulation. Keep track of your cycle so that you can know when you are ovulating. You can use apps like my calendar and flo period tracker to track your periods. This will help you know when best to engage in sexual intercourse.

READ ALSO: Crucial Facts About Endometriosis Everyone Should Know About

Use lube

Vaginal dryness is not something to be ashamed of and if you happen to have it, lube should be your best buddy. Make sure to use any silicon or water based lubricant anytime you feel like your vagina is dry. Ensure the application is of good amount to achieve a wet area.

Explore alternatives

Talk with your partner about things that turn you on and bring you pleasure. Just to mention a few; mutual masturbation, foreplay, kissing and mutual fondling. Sex does not have to mean intercourse.

Try different positions

Experimenting different positions can teach you and your partner which ones hurt and the ones that bring direct pleasure with no or less pain. Positions that are considered better vary from person to person so take the time to explore and learn yourself with your partner.

Find the right rhythm

Finding the right rhythm can help you experience less discomfort during sex. Quick thrusting or deep penetration can aggravate pain. Talk to your partner about that which you do not like and find ways that will satisfy the both of you like exchanging positions so that you can control the speed and rhythm.

Bottom line

Intimacy does not have to be boring, painful or make you hate the condition that you have. Talk openly about your feelings around sex and penetration and what would help to ease your concerns.

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