What Is Foreplay?

 "Women want more foreplay"

"Women need more foreplay than men"
"Maybe there just wasn't enough foreplay"
Lack of foreplay is constantly cited as the reason for mediocre sex. As if it were salt, present only to enhance the main dish.
We think it is time for a whole new approach to foreplay. we are going to reveal how you can use foreplay strategies and techniques to have way better sex and a more loving relationship.
Let’s start at the beginning.
When you think of foreplay, what activities do you think of?
Most people think of kissing, touching and maybe oral sex. That last one is tricky, right? Many people consider oral sex full-on sex, on par with vaginal or oral intercourse. Other people consider it far more intimate than vaginal intercourse.
You may also want to include flirting, eye contact, dirty talk and cuddling.
What do all of these activities have in common?
They are all intended to build arousal and generate intimate connection.
Foreplay is all about building arousal (some might call it erotic energy or a charge) between you and your lover.
Let’s push this idea even further.
Foreplay helps you transition from your every day life into being in the mood for sex.
Foreplay is the art of generating desire, and then building high levels of arousal.
Foreplay, some say, starts the moment sex ends - everything from that moment on is foreplay building up to the next erotic encounter!
*Use the comments section and let us know what comes to mind when you think of foreplay and it's role in your erotic life.

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