What to do after sex to make women feel most "sexual"

What do you like and what do you dislike?

After sex, it's a wise idea to discuss what you liked or didn't like, which not only makes you feel better but also helps you improve your shortcomings. Couples can lie intimately, caressing and chatting, talking about each other's wonderful feelings during sex and their desire for sex. It's healthy to discuss how you performed after sex, but don't overanalyze the act. If you feel that your partner has shortcomings, tell him/her patiently, but never compare your partner with others, otherwise it will do more harm than good to your relationship.

Planning the next round of passion

If your sexual interest remains high, you can plan your next sexual encounter. This will not only ignite passion but also bring you closer. Amit suggests highlighting and emphasizing your favorite moves so your partner knows how to build on your strengths and avoid your weaknesses in the next round. You should also take this opportunity to design new and innovative ways to be intimate.

Expressive fantasies

Dr. Bax, a gender relationship counselor, said: "After sex, your partner is affectionate enough to listen patiently. You can tell all your sexual fantasies that you want to implement, and next time you will be more passionate."

Appreciate each other's body

Your partner craves appreciation and not only wants you to praise his/her sexual performance, but also is obsessed with his/her appearance. Tell your partner how beautiful his or her curves are and how good it feels to touch his or her body. Dr. Roy said: "Complimenting each other after sex will make partners feel more confident and secure about themselves."