By: Bob Alaburda for YourTango
Sex is a learned skill. So, the more you do it, the better you’ll get at it, right? Wrong.
As the famous Vince Lombardi quote goes, “Practice does not make perfect. Only perfect practice makes perfect.”
This universal truth is so important when it comes to sex, because it’s a topic that can sometimes be a sensitive subject between you and your partner. Your partner might be hesitant to ask for what they need in the bedroom because they’re worried about hurting your feelings.
As a result, you're just further ingraining bad habits instead of correcting them. But luckily for you, I'm not invested in your feelings.
Here's what you might need to hear about your performance in the bedroom, but aren't.
1. Do your part.
Nothing's worse than a partner who just lays there, seemingly disinterested. Show enthusiasm, be vocal, and move with the action. Otherwise, you're just a slightly warmer blow-up doll.
2. Take control every now and then.
The guy is generally expected to be the aggressor/dominant one in a sexual encounter. Turning this around on him is an exciting way to keep him on his toes and even help him out if he's tired.
3. We don't care if you're not perfectly groomed.
So, your legs are a little scruffy, you haven't cleaned up down there, and you don't smell like you just came out of The Body Shop. Trust us, we'll get over it. As long as you practice good, basic hygiene, it's not imperative that you be pristine at all times. We're realistic.