Now use these simple rules to enjoy mind-blowing sex with new partner

The finest strategies to guarantee mind-blowing sex with a new partner were given by an expert. It's no secret that getting into bed with a new person can be intimidating, but there are steps you can take to make sure everything goes well. You don't need any elaborate maneuvers or sassy methods to make a good impression in the bedroom; simply adhering to a few basic guidelines will guarantee your mutual satisfaction. [caption id="attachment_73962" align="aligncenter" width="740"] Image: freepik.com[/caption] Zachary Zane, an LGBTQ+ expert and activist, spoke with the sexual health company LoveHoney to discuss the significance of sex in the process of dating new people. When it comes to how much this might matter to a person, he said there is no "one-size-fits-all response" because various people have different relationships with sex and intimacy. Zachary said: "For some, sex is needed earlier in the relationship. [caption id="attachment_73966" align="aligncenter" width="1120"] Image: pexels.com[/caption] "It's the initial glue that holds the relationship together, and you can build and connect deeper with one another through sex. "Others, especially those who lose interest immediately after having sex, may benefit from waiting and getting to know the person better before hopping into bed. "Once they have an emotional connection established, it's less likely they'll lose interest after sex, so it really depends on the person." "Often it takes a few times of having sex, where you tell your partner what you like sexually before the sex is 'great'," Zachary added. "You can absolutely grow with a partner. [caption id="attachment_73967" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Image: pexels[/caption] "It can get better over time, but only if you communicate and are honest about your desires and turn-offs." It's been said that communication is the key to determining if someone and you are sexually compatible. Although it's not usually the case, the first time you have sex with someone new might occasionally be "earth-shattering." Another good moment to discuss sex is while you're not in the bedroom. Ask your partner whether they'd be willing to attempt new things in the bedroom during your downtime. [caption id="attachment_73969" align="aligncenter" width="740"] Images: freepik.com[/caption] It's usually a good idea to ask them about their dreams and aspirations and find out what they could be open to doing. By doing this, you'll learn more about your shared interests and potential escapades. Zachary added: "One thing I've noticed when sharing kinks - if you present your kink as being 'crazy', 'wild' and 'perverted' your partner will treat you like that. "So don't preface with saying: 'This is so crazy, and I'm so weird'. "Just confidently say what you'd like to try and what you're into. "And if they're not into it, don't feel rejected. Don't try to change their mind. "Gracefully accept their boundary, and try to find a middle ground of something you'd both be interested in exploring."