Synopsis
Imagine this: You’re in bed with the man of your dreams. He’s doing all the naughty things that make your toes curl and your heart pound. The moment he slides inside you is something you have dreamed of for many months. But when you look up into those gorgeous eyes, he seems a little – distracted? Distant? His body is there but his mind is – elsewhere?
How can that be? Isn’t he just as into this amazing lovemaking as you are?
Here’s the truth: Yes, he’s into it. But he’s also thinking about something else!
The fact is that women are simply wired different than men when it comes to the emotional aspect of sex. You might be completely in the moment and entirely enamored with him. But what puts you “in the moment” is not the same as what HE considered “in the moment.” In fact, you might be very surprised by the wide variety of thoughts that flash through his head even as he is having awesome sex with you.
Thinking about different things during sex isn’t unusual. In fact, you might have done it yourself. Come on, admit it – there have been times when your mind wandered at the most inopportune moment. It doesn’t mean that he’s not into you, and it doesn’t mean that he isn’t enjoying the sex with you. But it does mean that you now have an opportunity!
An opportunity? You bet! When you understand what your man might be thinking during sex, you can help him actually enjoy sex more. So without further ado, let’s talk about what goes through his mind when he closes his eyes or gives you that blank look – and then we’ll talk about how you can use that to your advantage for a happier, healthier sexual relationship.
Author Interview Questions for Denise Brienne
10 Things He Thinks About During Sex: What Men Think About Other Than Sex (For His Pleasure Series)
10 Things He Thinks About During Sex: What Men Think About Other Than Sex (For His Pleasure Series)
Q. How did you choose the genre you write in?
A. I began writing my first book right after college. I decide that I wanted to make a living writing about something that I was passionate about. And that’s why I write my books about relationships, communication, love advice and other sensual subjects.
Q. Where do you get your ideas?
A. Most of my books are based on a combination of my real life experiences with a little bit of imagination. My stories and relationship guides pull ideas out of my personal journals that I have kept over my life time.
Q. Do you ever experience writer's block, and how do you overcome it?
A. I do get writers block from time to time. The best way that I have discovered to overcome it is to surround myself in the environments that my books take place. So I guess you could say that with my topics that sometimes I actually enjoy having writers block.
Q. What project(s) are you working on now?
A. I am currently working on a few different trilogies. I have a lot of advice about love and relationships that is too detailed to fit comfortably in a single book.
Q. Why did you feel you had to tell this story?
A. I have to tell my story because people need to realize love, relationships, communication and sex are all very important parts of life. Our culture teaches us to keep these topics hidden and I believe that just causes unnecessary discomfort. We need to be open with our needs and desires.
About the Author:
Today, Denise is a published author with many exciting works under her belt. Her books focus on helping women spice up their intimate relationships, solve problems in the bedroom and explore their sensual side.
Denise might be best known for the "101 Series" of books, in which you can always find what you're looking for to spice things up, no matter what stage your relationship is in.
When she's not penning sexy advice or erotic stories, Denise can be found camping, cooking, enjoying nature or discussing relationships over a good cup of French roast coffee.
You can also keep up with Denise's latest adventures and advice at her author blog http://www.DeniseBrienne.com.
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