Better intimacy Requires Attentiveness

Men hop into the sack all ready for some mind blowing fun for both parties, and so guys tend to be interested in things that can ensure even better intimacy for them and their partners. That’s one reason guys do things like exercise or engage in careful manhood care – because they know it can have a payoff in bed. But sometimes men need to think a little outside the box in their quest for better intimacy and consider a more abstract quality that can help: attentiveness.

As has been well documented, sensual satisfaction is not solely derived from the physical aspects of the act – and this seems to be even more the case for women than for men. That’s not to say that women are indifferent to the pleasures of a man who knows how to utilize his physical gifts, or that men never want anything out of intimacy other than the opportunity to thrust manfully into a waiting receptacle. But it does mean that, to varying degrees for different individuals, a woman will have better intimacy if there’s more to it than the penetrative act – and so will most men.

Attentiveness

This is where the concept of attentiveness can come into play. In this instance, attentiveness refers to a man taking the time to really consider the kinds of things beyond his own physical endowment that might give pleasure to his female partner.

Some of these are fairly obvious. For example, everyone is familiar with the importance of cuddling and how its proper use can lead to better intimacy for participants. And most men recognize that if they come before their partner, it’s ungallant – to say the least – to simply roll off and go to sleep rather than helping their mate achieve her own pleasure.

But the man interested in intimacy that goes beyond the mere physical wants to take attentiveness to a higher level. This requires taking the time to think about the person who will be entering his bed and considering what might make the total sensual experience more personally satisfying.

Relaxation

For example, men tend to like to get all revved up for intimacy, but not all women feel the same way. They often become more receptive when they’re in a relaxed state, especially after a stressful day at work. Fixing dinner for a mate and greeting her with a glass of her favorite wine can demonstrate a man is thinking about her and helping her to relax. Throwing in some of her favorite soft music can also help – and it’s the rare woman (or man) who says no to an expert massage at the end of a long day.

Be touchy

Some guys like to get their hands all over their mate, but only on the way to or when already in bed. Instead, more men should stroke their mate’s hand while talking over dinner or give occasional "for no reason" kisses.

Share the lead

Unless it’s clearly established that she prefers to be led, a man should allow his mate to take the lead on sensual matters – or to be open to "fluidity," where the one who is leading changes from moment to moment.

Compliment appropriately

Flattery is meaningless, but sincere compliments are golden (and not just to women). A partner will feel a richer closeness when the man she is with notices aspects about her that he values and shares his appreciation of them.

Practicing proper attentiveness increases intimacy and leads to better intimacy for both partners. A man should also be attentive to his own needs, including the health of his manhood. Selecting a first rate manhood health crème (health professionals recommend Man1 Man Oil) for daily use can be a significant aid in that department. The best crème will contain acetyl L carnitine, a neuroprotective ingredient that fights peripheral nerve damage and thereby protects against a loss of sensation from a roughly-used manhood. Vitamin A should also be part of the crème, as this vitamin’s antibacterial properties ward off unwanted manhood odor – a common but unvoiced complaint of women.