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DaVeyWaVey
25-11-2007, 20:09
Decided to stick this in Mile High opposed to Fun and Games. :o But anyway what kind of lover are you?

http://www.psychologies.co.uk/tests_relationships_sex.php?testId=3351

I am loving and tender:

Sexuality, as far as you are concerned, is about the physical expression of deep feelings of love. It expresses the love you feel for your partner; it’s the ultimate caress; it’s the natural conclusion of a kiss. It’s just how you feel: there’s telling someone that you love them, and there’s showing someone that you love them.

There are many shades to your desires but you need a relaxed setting and a close relationship to be able to explore them fully.

You like to discover new techniques but this isn’t your only concern and it doesn’t bother you if you don’t put in an Olympic medal-winning performance. You give priority to what surrounds and accompanies sex itself: sweet nothings, tender caresses and loving looks… This is the starting point that will lead to ecstasy. If you skip this stage you will find it difficult to let go. Your partner needs to be much more than someone who shares your bed…

This way, once the relationship is established as mutual love, you are capable of attaining levels of pleasure that are all the richer for being more than merely physical.

Keep on with your exploration of the many and varied pleasures of the language of sex, but remember that trying something new now and again can add zest to your relationship.

samantha nixon
25-11-2007, 21:07
Decided to stick this in Mile High opposed to Fun and Games. :o But anyway what kind of lover are you?

http://www.psychologies.co.uk/tests_relationships_sex.php?testId=3351

I am loving and tender:

Sexuality, as far as you are concerned, is about the physical expression of deep feelings of love. It expresses the love you feel for your partner; it’s the ultimate caress; it’s the natural conclusion of a kiss. It’s just how you feel: there’s telling someone that you love them, and there’s showing someone that you love them.

There are many shades to your desires but you need a relaxed setting and a close relationship to be able to explore them fully.

You like to discover new techniques but this isn’t your only concern and it doesn’t bother you if you don’t put in an Olympic medal-winning performance. You give priority to what surrounds and accompanies sex itself: sweet nothings, tender caresses and loving looks… This is the starting point that will lead to ecstasy. If you skip this stage you will find it difficult to let go. Your partner needs to be much more than someone who shares your bed…

This way, once the relationship is established as mutual love, you are capable of attaining levels of pleasure that are all the richer for being more than merely physical.

Keep on with your exploration of the many and varied pleasures of the language of sex, but remember that trying something new now and again can add zest to your relationship.

I got the same as you Dave
lala stupid post count

Abbie
25-11-2007, 21:29
Timid sexuality

Sexuality, to you, can be puzzling and intimidating: it can be the cause of more fear than pleasure…

You have a need to be in control – of the situation and of what you feel – and that’s perhaps why you have difficulty completely letting yourself go… Your sex drive definitely has a presence, but you are not always sure how to handle it: you want to express it but find it difficult to translate it into action.

You find it hard to envisage sex as a sort of sacred pleasure that you are allowed to indulge in, or even as fulfilling. In your mind there is always something slightly vulgar about it. You are therefore often timid in your lovemaking; you don’t make the most of your sensuality, and you can be quite reserved. You could take it or leave it.

There are certain circumstances in which you find it easier to get pleasure out of it but you prefer sex to be slow and gentle. You need a partner who is kind and reassuring and who allows you to express your desire in your own good time.

To allow your feelings to emerge and to set out on the path towards initiating sex you could perhaps try relaxation techniques so that you can be more in tune with your body and how to use it to communicate. Contrary to what you might think, once you have broken through this barrier and lifted the taboos, you could become an exceptionally talented lover.

Pinkbanana
25-11-2007, 21:36
Okay, mine was:

Tantric techniques

For you, sex is all about growing as a person and has a spiritual side to it, as explored through tantric techniques.

You have a high sex drive and a healthy outlet for it: you are the master of it rather than a slave to it. It’s the base on which you build all your techniques in the bedroom. You take your time over sex and put thought into the setting. You and your partner like to explore each other’s bodies for as long as possible before the final climax.

Your sexuality is about initiation, sensuality, respect and the sacred… You don’t just have sex in any old place or at any old time: a need for sex has to become a desire for it; you like to cultivate eroticism… Sex is a ritual.

You see your partner as a precious being to discover. You go on a journey together, exploring the pleasure of discovering each other’s bodies. You need a partner with whom there is real sexual chemistry.

Keep exploring your sexuality but allow room occasionally for sudden sexual urges – they are an essential part of human nature. Allowing spontaneity into your sex life can only enrich the art of lovemaking and make you a real expert however you choose to do it.

Abigail
25-11-2007, 22:49
Wild and free

Sex, for you, is something to be indulged in as often as possible.

You’ve got a high libido which never misses an opportunity to manifest itself: the least thing might excite you… Your ferocious appetite for sex awakens all sorts of desires, often forbidden ones. You like to experiment with new techniques, are happy to try to act out your fantasies, as long as you can get into the sexual position required and find a place to do it in.

You like sex to be a challenge: you enjoy pushing the limits, breaking taboos and treating it as something of an aerobic workout… Basically, there’s a primeval desire in you which, when it’s awakened, demands to be sated.

This is perhaps why you have a tendency to think of your partner as the means of satisfying your desires and allowing you to experiment with new techniques rather than someone you need to indulge and satisfy in return.

You can imagine having sex with a stranger without necessarily needing to act out the fantasy.

Exploring your desires and allowing sexual tension to build can lead to many and varied pleasures. Keep exploring the vast field of your sexuality, while making sure that you don’t become self obsessed or forget to listen to what your partner wants.

Siobhan
26-11-2007, 09:57
heres me

Tantric techniques
For you, sex is all about growing as a person and has a spiritual side to it, as explored through tantric techniques.
You have a high sex drive and a healthy outlet for it: you are the master of it rather than a slave to it. It’s the base on which you build all your techniques in the bedroom. You take your time over sex and put thought into the setting. You and your partner like to explore each other’s bodies for as long as possible before the final climax.
Your sexuality is about initiation, sensuality, respect and the sacred… You don’t just have sex in any old place or at any old time: a need for sex has to become a desire for it; you like to cultivate eroticism… Sex is a ritual.
You see your partner as a precious being to discover. You go on a journey together, exploring the pleasure of discovering each other’s bodies. You need a partner with whom there is real sexual chemistry.
Keep exploring your sexuality but allow room occasionally for sudden sexual urges – they are an essential part of human nature. Allowing spontaneity into your sex life can only enrich the art of lovemaking and make you a real expert however you choose to do it.

Chloe O'brien
26-11-2007, 20:45
Loving and tender
Sexuality, as far as you are concerned, is about the physical expression of deep feelings of love. It expresses the love you feel for your partner; it’s the ultimate caress; it’s the natural conclusion of a kiss. It’s just how you feel: there’s telling someone that you love them, and there’s showing someone that you love them.
There are many shades to your desires but you need a relaxed setting and a close relationship to be able to explore them fully.
You like to discover new techniques but this isn’t your only concern and it doesn’t bother you if you don’t put in an Olympic medal-winning performance. You give priority to what surrounds and accompanies sex itself: sweet nothings, tender caresses and loving looks… This is the starting point that will lead to ecstasy. If you skip this stage you will find it difficult to let go. Your partner needs to be much more than someone who shares your bed…
This way, once the relationship is established as mutual love, you are capable of attaining levels of pleasure that are all the richer for being more than merely physical.
Keep on with your exploration of the many and varied pleasures of the language of sex, but remember that trying something new now and again can add zest to your relationship.

.:SpIcYsPy:.
28-11-2007, 16:34
Snap CO'B :) x

Luna
28-11-2007, 20:50
Loving and tender

Sexuality, as far as you are concerned, is about the physical expression of deep feelings of love. It expresses the love you feel for your partner; it’s the ultimate caress; it’s the natural conclusion of a kiss. It’s just how you feel: there’s telling someone that you love them, and there’s showing someone that you love them.

There are many shades to your desires but you need a relaxed setting and a close relationship to be able to explore them fully.

You like to discover new techniques but this isn’t your only concern and it doesn’t bother you if you don’t put in an Olympic medal-winning performance. You give priority to what surrounds and accompanies sex itself: sweet nothings, tender caresses and loving looks… This is the starting point that will lead to ecstasy. If you skip this stage you will find it difficult to let go. Your partner needs to be much more than someone who shares your bed…

This way, once the relationship is established as mutual love, you are capable of attaining levels of pleasure that are all the richer for being more than merely physical.

Keep on with your exploration of the many and varied pleasures of the language of sex, but remember that trying something new now and again can add zest to your relationship.

di marco
30-11-2007, 22:10
i got loving and tender as well