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Sex is a great way to unwind at the end of a long day, but there’s no need to save all the fun for nighttime! If you and your partner wake up feeling perky, why not take advantage of it and start your day off with—well, a bang? We’ll show you how to have the best morning sex, show you the best positions, and share the surprising benefits of first-thing frisky business.
Top Morning Sex Tips
Wake your partner up with loving, gentle touches or an embrace. Once they’re awake, get things started with some foreplay and intimacy. Then, if you’re both feeling it, move on to an easy, low-energy position, like spooning, and see where it takes you.
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QuestionHow do I ask for better sex?Nicole MooreNicole Moore is a Love and Relationship Coach and the Founder and CEO of Love Works Method, a private coaching and digital course service for women looking to find the right partner. With over a decade of experience, she specializes in body language and helping others take control of their dating life, attract a partner, and build a strong relationship. Nicole has been featured in numerous publications such as Cosmopolitan, Forbes, and USA Today. She also hosts Love Works with Nicole Moore, a podcast for modern women wanting love, dating, and relationship advice. Nicole holds a BA in Public Relations and Spanish from Syracuse University and a Certificate in Personal Coaching from New York University.
Love & Relationship CoachStart the conversation by praising your partner for what they are doing right. Then, discuss what you think needs to change. Positive reinforcement at the beginning of a difficult conversation goes a long way in helping the other person feel respected and not criticized. Remember—ask for what you want instead of focusing on what you don't want.
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A lot of people tend to be more sexually charged when they first wake up in the morning. That’s partially because testosterone levels usually peak early in the day. While you may think of testosterone as a “male” hormone, it helps boost sexual arousal in people of all sexes.[26]Thanks
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Morning sex is more enjoyable if you keep it relaxed and low-key. Don’t worry too much about goals like making sure you have an orgasm. Instead, just take it easy and focus on the moment!Thanks
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