Carnal Cravings: How Bad Do You Want it?

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There is nothing more human than the desire to connect with another person on a physically intimate level. The pull of passion, the eroticism of an embrace, the sensual assault on the senses, breathless bodies climbing to the height of climax; all of these things make sex one of the greatest experiences of human existence. There are very few things that are as addictive as an orgasm, especially if it's done right! The consuming explosion of  a hormonal cocktail that is powerful enough to give you a high that is beyond comprehension, is what keeps us craving the carnal caresses of intercourse. Unfortunately, there are some who have challenges enjoying sex because of Chronic Pelvic Pain caused by illnesses like Endometriosis, Vulvodynia, PFD, etc. For women battling these physical aliments, the mere thought of sex can be overwhelming, daunting, and terrifying. Because I have struggled in this area, I feel that I am more than capable of helping women reclaim their love of lasciviousness. As I reintroduce you to your sensual side, I am going to give you tips on how to minimize pain, find comfortable positions, and so much more.  Finally, the time to abandon involuntary abstinence has come!! The question is, how bad do you want it?

                                                                          
The Ache of Arousal
                              

 
Pinnacle of Passion

                                                                  

Salacious Satisfaction
                                          



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