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'By far the most accessible and practical book on love and sex that I've ever read. As I was reading it, I felt myself changing positively, without even doing anything! Having already experienced the incredible power of mindfulness in so many other ways, I need no convincing that by applying the recommendations here, you'll witness your relationship with sex transform bringing greater pleasure, loving kindness and intimacy.' Darren Cockburn, Mindfulness expert, author of the internationally acclaimed Being Present (nominated for UK's Kindred Spirit's 2019 Emerging Voices) Sex is hot isn't it? Do you notice how sexually suggestive erotic images greet you at every corner? These 'steamy' images give a one-sided, unbalanced view of sex. For deeply satisfying sex the real secret is to reduce the heat, to cool down, and to be relaxed and mindful. Nature designed bodies for easy going loving sexual play that lasts for hours. Using the ancient eastern understandings of Tantra and body magnetism, higher experiences and blissful states are available. Cool Sex by Wendy Doeleman and Diana Richardson provides explanations, practical tips and easy to follow exercises. Discover the empowerment and fulfilment of sex with loving mindfulness.
Hot Sex, Cool Erotica…the title says it all. For the first time ever, Bebe Wilde has bundled some of her most erotic stories into one volume, Hot Sex, Cool Erotica: Stories of Pleasure and Fantasy. From hot office affairs to BDSM relationships to a super sexy threesome, these previously released stories run the gamut of romance, fun, fantasy and pleasure. At the End of the Day: When Chloe meets handsome Ted, she's already attached and never believes she will begin an affair with him - or how hot it will be. Soon, they are in the throes of a passionate affair neither can get enough of. On The Same Page: In the sequel to At the End of the Day, Chloe has broken up with her boyfriend only to be left with the lease on an expensive apartment that she can no longer afford. With no other alternative, she agrees to moonlight on the weekends for a suave yet slightly obsessive entrepreneur. The sparks fly when she becomes insubordinate and he takes matters, quite literally, into his own hands. Cold Hard Cash: She's not in love with a stripper, but she's certainly in lust! Myra goes on vacation to Miami with her friends and unexpectedly has a fling with a handsome stripper named Cold Hard Cash. Love Hurts: Due to a past hurt, Mina is inhibited and has to be in control of her relationships. But when she meets Gil, she finds a man who is more than willing to show her the freedom only submission can bring. You, Me and Him: Things get hot and dirty when a young woman fulfills her favorite fantasy of having a threesome with her boyfriend and his good looking best friend. An afternoon of hedonistic pleasure ensues that leaves her breathless and wanting more. Merci: When Nina is offered the once in a lifetime opportunity to live in Paris, she never expects that she will begin a torrid affair with a handsome French businessman. Although she is terrified of giving him her heart, her body is another story. Hot Sex, Cool Erotica: Stories of Pleasure and Fantasy contains some of the sexiest and hottest romantic erotica out today. Please keep in mind, however, that this collection is intended for mature audiences and contains explicit content and language.
This inclusive guide to how every family begins is an honest, cheerful tool for conversations between parents and their young ones. To make a baby you need one egg, one sperm, and one womb. But every family starts in its own special way. This book answers the "Where did I come from?" question no matter who the reader is and how their life began. From all different kinds of conception through pregnancy to the birth itself, this candid and cozy guide is just right for the first conversations that parents will have with their children about how babies are made.
Cool Rules introduces the reader to a new cultural category. While the authors do not claim to have discovered Cool, they believe they are the first to attempt a serious, systematic analysis of Cool's history, psychology, and importance. The contemporary Cool attitude is barely 50 years old, but its roots are older than that. Cool Rules traces Cool's ancient origins in European, Asian, and African cultures, its prominence in the African-American jazz scene of the 1940s, and its pivotal position within the radical subcultures of the 1950s and '60s. Pountain and Robins examine various art movements, music, cinema, and literature, moving from the dandies and flâneurs of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries through to the expropriation of a whole cultural and psychological tradition by the media in the 1980s and '90s. What began as a rebellious posture adopted by minorities mutated to become mainstream itself. Cool is now primarily about consumption, as cynical advertisers have seized on it to create a constantly updated bricolage of styles and entertainments designed to affect the way people think about themselves and their society.
Looking at sexuality openly and in the general social context of our culture and viewing the intra-societal influences on the individual's perception of himself makes us aware of the pain individuals encounter because of sexual repression, as well as the pain caused by overindulgence and obsessive concern. This book is an attempt to establish this awareness by combining theory, research results and analyses which permits us to look at the newer codes in relationship to non-marital, premarital, extra-marital, and marital sexuality. Although half the adult population (no matter what their personal practice may be) believes that sexual intercourse should take place only in the marriage relationship, such statistics give us only a partial picture. The issues which emerge are complex and dependent on individual circumstances, differences found in the norms of varied groups, and the vast array of changes present in society. Theory, research and issues in the area of sexuality are discussed within three conceptual frameworks, the family, society, and the individual as independent systems.
Discussion of the precise nature and position of boundaries between dis ciplines is nearly always counterproductive; the need is usually to cross them not to emphasize them. And any such discussion of the distinction between ethology and comparative psychology would today seem patently absurd. While there may be differences in outlook, no boundaries exist. But when Frank Beach started in research, that was not the case. Comparative psychology flourished in the United States whereas ethology was unknown. Beach started as a comparative psychologist and has always called himself either that or a behavioral endocrinologist. Yet, among the com parative psychologists of his generation, he has had closer links with the initially European ethologists than almost any other. He was indeed one of the editors of the first volume of Behaviour. That this should have been so is not surprising once one knows that his Ph. D. thesis concerned "The Neural Basis for Innate Behavior," that he used to sleep in the laboratory so that he could watch mother rats giving birth, and that in 1935 he was using model young to analyze maternal behavior. Furthermore, for nine years he worked in the American Museum of Natural History-in a department first named Experimental Biology and later, when Beach had saved it from extinction and become its chairman, the Department of Animal Behavior. It was in 1938, during Frank's time at the American Museum, that he was first introduced to Niko Tinbergen by Ernst Mayr.
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“A deliciously detailed primer . . . cover[s] the gamut from sensuality to role-playing and everything in between . . . Get ready to rock your sex life!” —Candida Royalle, feminist erotic filmmaker & author of How to Tell a Naked Man What to Do From radio personality Emily Morse and sex educator Jamye Waxman comes all the awesome information of The Joy of Sex without cheesy art or outdated photos. This gorgeously graphic guide to getting it on will appeal to a hip, contemporary audience and is a beautiful book for the cellphone or tablet as well. Comprehensive, filled with useful guidance and hints, lavishly illustrated and no-holds-barred, this is the new definitive guide to sex with hundreds of ideas to enhance your sex life’s playfulness, passion, and possibilities . . . starting tonight! “A simply wonderful book that everyone should have in their collection. The combination of spot-on advice with beautiful, accessible graphics makes this an instant classic. Pick any page to jump-start your own fun evening or weekend. Kudos to the authors for an excellent job.” —Nina Hartley, author of Nina Hartley’s Guide to Total Sex “This book serves up sex education like it’s a beautiful box of Valentine’s day chocolates. Given with a whole lot of love, Hot Sex is a sampler of sweet, sensual snacks in perfect, petite portions that give gooey gratification. Delicious!” —Annie Sprinkle, Ph.D., sexologist, artist, pleasure activist
Love, sex, and marriage are changing faster than ever before in human history. The current tidal wave of social changes will continue into the next century, and we will have to adapt our sexual values and relationships to these accelerating changes. These 22 honest, authentic stories tell of the unconventional paths pioneering church leaders and spiritually-aware women and men have taken in their quest to link their sexuality with their spiritual needs. Some might see in these unorthodox explorations only tales of promiscuous couplings. But these are not stories of wild thrill-seekers. These are tales told from the core of their being about their deeply felt need for genuine, responsible love and intimacy within a spiritual context. Their journeys do not promise paradise or instant happiness, as popular magazines do with recipes for lifelong marital bliss and fiery passion. These sojourners have much to teach us, even when we decide that this or that path is not for us. Their individual paths are not nearly as important as the simple message of God and Eros being inseparable that underlies journey. God and Eros can come together in many different relationships. And they must come together if we want to nourish and fulfill the divine spark at the core of our being. These women and men challenge our assumptions and our willingness to adapt to our radically changing world.