Allowing yourself to move from within and "being" in the moment, that is what you need to "relearn". Not much the physicality of the movement. Thinking of how to move or being afraid of doing it wrong, may actually break the movement. Like: try running down the stairs. Think of which foot to lift or how to lift it and you'll trip over your own feet, while your legs are getting mixed up as if you're tripping over tied up shoelaces.
True, bellydancing is about the same thing; getting in touch with your female essence. Which in itself is not about learning steps or techniques, but about breathing in the rhythm and moving from your core. This may definitely have been of use for me. Though -not to brag- I was considered a natural prior to taking classes :rolleyes::):p
So putting together my posts: I'm not saying that you should simply "jump in" and expect sex to work. There is knowing yourself and your own body. Knowing what you like, trusting yourself and your body, respecting it's limits. And there is getting to know eachother both emotionally and physically prior. So that you know what the other likes and have developed skill in communicating and reading eachothers' bodylanguage. Getting into a flow together and allowing yourself to be. I think that while taking your journey of discovering sexuality, you should allow yourself to enjoy it with every step. At some moment; there comes a time you are ready. And that's certainly not all! There are a lot of first times prior and after first penetrative sex.
RedRoses
Posted: 03 Oct 08:45