Pleasure Mapping Lina's Experience

Yeah, why not.

Emotional safety for any kind of act begins with consent and communication.

Trust is not just essential, but our own emotional condom,

allowing us to protect ourselves from others.

Therefore, screen your partner and set clear boundaries.

It's a good idea to take your time and connect with your partner beforehand,

in whatever way that means to you.

Speaking about your experience and findings afterwards

might be a good way to remember them.

Any emotion can take on a physical form,

so be mindful and aware of yourself and your partner.

Even when emotions might feel challenging,

allowing yourself to be vulnerable can be an empowering and intimate experience.

Hey.

Hey.

How are you doing?

Very good.

And how are you feeling today?

I'm feeling excited, yet relaxed, yet a little bit tired.

I think for me it would be cool to start with something a little bit slow

and so on, a little bit gentle, but not too soft,

because I think otherwise I will fall ******.

But if we can build up and then get into a little bit more of a firm touch and so,

I think that will be good for me.

And other than that, I think I can feel relaxed.

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