A simple technique to achieve a sexual connection is to say things that will make your lover feel good and perform better in bed. Talking about everything from what your day was like, any random occurrence that happened at work, or your plans for the future. Or you can flirt with each other, complementing each other. These are all the little things you can do to make your partner feel loved and desired.
Talking during sex, also known as “dirty” or “sexy” talk, can be a huge turn-on when done correctly. Plus, many people relish the opportunity to engage in dirty talk. 91% of this survey’s participants said they had fantasies about a partner talking dirty to them.
The benefits of dirty talking
- It is a brain stimulant. Your brain is in charge of excitement and satisfaction, and this is where you start forming your wildest fantasies.
- It boosts you and your partner’s overall arousal. There is no better way to prepare yourself for a night of pleasure than to engage in dirty talk first as part of your role play. As your sexual arousal rises, keep dirty talking and your likelihood of having an orgasmic experience will increase.
- It helps you establish a more intimate connection with your partner. Talking dirty is very personal and private, leading to a deeper relationship with your partner. You may even have that initial rush of euphoria from when you first met your partner.
What to say during sex?
Most people can find it difficult to talk during sex. The art of sexual talk, like any other bedroom ability, requires practice, and you may find a few awkward moments until you have figured out what to say when making love with your partner.
Here are some ideas of what you can say during sex:
“You are hotter than ever.”
You can never go wrong when you compliment your partner’s looks or sex appeal – they will thrive on it. Being called hot, sexy as hell, or lively will elevate their self-esteem. Each time you have sex, compliment them on how wonderful they are instead of criticising your partner for the last time you had sex.
"I like kissing every part of you."
It may be overly simplistic, but it always works! Let your partner know how much you love every inch of hers through a gesture of kissing.
“You have such a smokin’ hot (mention your partner’s favourite body part).”
Praising your partner during sex will further make them even more turned on. You can also mention how much you enjoy a particular region of her body to your partner when you are making love. This makes it so steamy: saying that when you're feeling and embracing your favourite part of your partner’s body.
“I will kiss you where you want me to.”
Demonstrate to your partner that you deeply care about their pleasure and will do whatever to satisfy them. Kiss them wherever they want, and they will significantly appreciate this form of affection. In addition, this can also offer your partner the impression of being in control.
“This has been on my mind all day.”
Let your partner know that you've been thinking about them all day and, more specifically, have eagerly anticipated an intimate encounter by uttering this simple phrase. Whisper this into your partner’s ears and stick true to your words.
Rules for Talking During Sex
Take it easy at first.
Don't jump right into the dirty talk; take your time. Begin by talking about your feelings and becoming used to the subject matter rather than jumping right in. Then, your partner and yourself will be able to decide together what feels right.
Breathe deeply. Arousal can be increased by inhaling deeply and exhaling deeply in rhythm with your partner.
Describe what you're doing.
If it will be your first time, it is best to start with something simple and as it is. You can start by telling them what you want to do and seeing their reactions. Get right to the point and try not to ramble as best as possible. Keep things short and sweet.
Be yourself, and don't pretend to be someone else.
Do what you say with sincerity rather than simply out of politeness. And it's not merely because it's the right thing to do that you should mean what you say. Your partner will call you out if your body language contradicts what you're saying. Your words will ring more accurately, and you'll come across as more considerate when you're being descriptive and specific about your partner.
Be vocal.
Even if you think you're a quiet person in bed, you're missing out on a chance to strengthen your relationship with your partner by keeping silent during sex. Express to your partner how you feel, what feels good, or what does not feel good. You want to convey that you're in the present moment with each other, even if it is only through moans and groans.
Improve Your Sexual Life with Sexy Talk
Healthy sexual communication will help you and your partners feel more connected and comfortable when it comes to pleasing one another. The deeper connection, the better your relationship rhythm – either in bed or the overall relationship. In addition, you will gain a more profound knowledge of each other's desires. You will learn from and with each other to determine the best.
It is essential to keep in mind that sex communication is something that demands practice and feedback. In addition, you may initially think your manner of communication is unnatural and awkward. As a result, remember to ask questions, ask for feedback, and discover each other's experiences and desires. In addition to improving your communication, figuring out what to say or do during sex will help with better sexual connection, pleasure, and health.
