“Call someone out when they’ve finished and you haven’t. No, orgasms aren’t necessary to great sex, and sex shouldn’t be treated in a super goal-driven way. But on those occasions when you definitely could have an orgasm, but the person you’re sexing has already finished and rolled over, it’s time to…”— Ellen Scott, metro.co.uk
“Have a fling with your friend’s roommate. See how long you can keep this from your friend.”— Liz Newman, thrillist.com
“Play with your food. Bring a selection of enticing foods into the bedroom. Chocolate sauce, whipped cream, and strawberries all make for sensual additions to a romp. Drizzle or place them on various body parts and lick or nibble them off. When your sweet tooth is satisfied, your sexual appetite will…”— Sabrina Rogers-Anderson, urbanette.com
“Sex marathon. Ever just devote an entire day, and maybe the night, to having sex? During a sex marathon, you do just that, taking to the bed for hours on end, trying new positions, toys, lubes, you name it. Yes, this definitely could get exhausting (and I recommend you give yourself time to eat, and…”— Kristin Magaldi, bustle.com
“Threesome. When it comes to sexual experimentation, having a threesome is the classic. After all, what is more daring than having sex with not one but two different people?”— Kristin Magaldi, bustle.com
“When you are making love with someone, you can go fast or slow, but you will always be paying attention to them. In many ways making love to a guy is a way to show him just how much you care about him. While it's obviously a bonus if you orgasm, you are going to be just as focused with making sure t…”— Sean Jameson, yourtango.com
“Making Love consists of the positive things you say and do from within your heart as a routine in effort to please not yourself, but your partner without the goal of self-gratification.”— Darryl Y. Barron, amazon.com
“Making love, she'd always believed, was more than simply a pleasurable act between two people. It encompassed all that a couple was supposed to share: trust & commitment, hopes & dreams, a promise to make it through whatever the future might bring. The greater the love; the greater the tragedy when…”— Nicholas Sparks, goodreads.com
“Making love is about more than just right now. Making love is a physical manifestation of how you feel about your partner; namely how much you love them. It’s not as much about getting a great orgasm as it is connecting on a deeper level, becoming one person and expressing your feelings in a sexual…”— Anonymous, welovedates.com
“Making love is filled with emotions. It's an act of expressing and showing the love you have for the person you're sharing the experience with. It's much more of a connection, more tender and it involves the heart, making love is more meaningful and satisfying. It's what was intended when the act wa…”— Anonymous Woman, answers.yahoo.com
“A man who truly loves women, is loved by women. These men get pleasure from giving pleasure. The act of lovemaking is selfless instead of selfish.”— Christina Antonyan, confidentlover.com
“In my opinion (and experience), it’s far more common to have sex than to make love. However, this means that when you do find yourself both emotionally and physically stimulated with a partner you care for very deeply, you appreciate the art of lovemaking so much more than that one-night stand a few…”— College Candy, collegecandy.com
“Making love is perhaps a little slower, giving more time for romance and satisfying your partner’s emotional and physical needs. Fucking is consensual sex that is intense, aggressive and more about taking control.”— Anonymous Guy, goodmenproject.com
“People always say that the sex dies once you tie the knot, but that doesn’t have to be the case. After ten years, there’s no one else’s body you know as well as your lover’s, and you feel comfortable communicating what you want and need out of lovemaking. We’re doing it just as often as we did back…”— Anonymous Guy, thoughtcatalog.com
“One night, I started opening up about a lot of my fears and worries, after which he lovingly reassured me. We started kissing and soon, we engaged in what I would have to say is the first love making session I have ever had in my life. Many glorious orgasms were had by yours truly, to the point wher…”— A R Norman, girlsaskguys.com
“Intimacy isn’t just good for you—it’s good for your relationship, too. During sex, you’re literally connected to your significant other, which leads you to feel more attached to them on a biological level. After a morning romp, you get to go your separate ways knowing that your bond has been strengt…”— Mélanie Berliet, thoughtcatalog.com