Neo-Tantra Frauds and Fakes

How do we use our senses to express our passion sensually?   Sometimes that's all there is! We have five senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch. Add to this that certain intuition that we experience when we're with someone who's right for us, our extrasensory communication, and we may have six senses. But the problem is that we seldom if ever use all of them in our lovemaking, whether it is physical or emotional. I'd like to share some thoughts on the total sensual experience of my lover. [gallery ids="422,423,424,425,426" type="slideshow"] The First Step to the Full Experience is to Slow Down!    

 I've put together a slideshow that goes with my Relationship Résumé and the general topic of the Homoerotic Tantra blog. Not all of the pictures are of me personally, but all of the pictures are accurate representations of me. It's just that I don't feel I have to reinvent the wheel to get my points across to my readers. Well, that's enough talking.  Go to the Homoerotic Tantra:Mascul-IN-Touch website to enjoy the slideshow and to learn about the program. Follow this blog (click the button at the right top of this page) to receive email notifications when new posts are added. Just enjoy the show and leave a comment, follow this blog, or contact me directly at Gay Daka Karuna . [caption id="attachment_511" align="aligncenter" width="300"] A Homoerotic Tantra:Mascul-IN-Touch session is waiting for you! [/caption]

[caption id="attachment_262" align="aligncenter" width="282"] Vulnerability Does Not Mean an Achilles Heel. [/caption] Vulnerability is often misunderstood & confused by men with neediness; nothing could be further from the truth. It's possible to be vulnerable to others without losing parts of yourself. By doing this, you'll be able to restore your faith in love, trust, and intimacy. Please note: The complete article has been moved to the Homoerotic Tantra:Mascul-IN-Touch website . Please visit that site to access the complete updated article. If you experience any trouble accessing the new website, please email Gay Daka Karuna (William) and request access authorization. While self-sufficiency and autonomy can help us weather the storms of life, they can also rob us of true intimacy. For a relationship to be balanced, partners must be able to depend on one another and feel that they are needed and appreciated for the support they give. The v