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SEDUCTION This brings us to the next
question, what exactly is meant by, seduction, initiation, and getting the ball
rolling? Seduction, often conjures up bad connotations. Does seduction refer to
a man telling a woman everything he thinks she wants to hear for the sole
purpose of sex? This form of seduction could hurt. The word initiation might
refer to a person trying to make the first contact. Lastly, getting the ball
rolling may speak to the setting of boundaries. Interestingly, all these terms
box men in. Women want honesty, yet complain when things are too direct, they
want romance. They do value having the stage set, the process of wanting him, in
other words seduction - which brings us back to square one. It almost seems like
a vicious cycle! According to Dr. Zilbergeld, one
way around this difficult situation is to think of this beginning process more
of as an invitation. Invitations are something that most people are quite
comfortable. Imagine how you ask others to join you for a walk, a bike ride, the
movies, breakfast, shopping, or even just a conversation. An invitation sounds
nice to most people. Most people enjoy being asked to participate in something?
An invitation implies that the other person has the option to accept or decline.
This is something that is fun for both people. In this situation, neither person
has more control over the other person's action. Imagine a scene, where you are
being cajoled into accepting an invitation to breakfast, shopping, the movies.
Don't you enjoy having your partner sweeten the deal by describing in great
depth, the most scrumptious waffle that this café serves, or how it is really a
favor that they are doing for you by extending the invitation to this most
luscious meal or even how it is so critical to their well-being, that you
attend, and to prove it, they will pay. In these instances, there are often few
dire consequences to either person if the invitation is rejected. How many women
have you ever heard about being tide up and brought out to an elegant dinner, or
shot to death because they were not in the mood to go to the movies? Yet, when
it comes to sex, everything changes. Invitations turn to power & control
problems. Communication stops. According to Dr. Zilbergeld there
are three important aspects to sexual initiation, or in this case sexual
invitations: "Willingness to extend an
offer of something exciting to come: the actual invitation or seduction" "Willingness to be
rejected" "Building of arousal" The key aspect of extending an
offer of something exciting to come: However, on your end, you have not
done much to entice her, thus the chances of her saying 'No' are greater. To
increase her desire, pay attention to your language and gesture. To increase her
excitement, try the following: To increase a woman's excitement
(or man's) try the following: ˇ Look on-line at sex toys
together, or wander throughout your house looking for items that you could use
as toys. Kissing was super exciting. It may
have felt like the gateway to everything else. Kissing was new, and for many
lasted for hours on end. The kiss signified the beginning of an adult sexual
relationship. This may not have been everyone's experience, but I think it is
safe to say that for most people, the first kiss ever felt memorable and
exciting. Please note, while very few people ever feel like they have overdosed
on kissing, there is a time and place for fast hard passionate sex - that just
does not include much kissing.
Again, having just done all this 'work' to entice her,
she still may say 'No'. The idea of the other person being free to accept or
reject brings us to the second important aspect of sexual initiation. The
willingness to be rejected and not take it personally. Sometimes, people are
just not in the mood. Maybe they are stressed out from work, enjoying their TV
program, looking forward to sleep, hungry or just finished masturbating and are
feeling sore. Sometimes a No simply just means No, and has no reflection on the
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