GIFT Full-Integrity Seduction Technique

How to bring up the topic of sex.

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A few of my favorite self-improvement experts and I have banded together to give our followers some powerful resources.

For example, when should you bring up the topic of sex with a date or your partner?

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Despite the stereotype that a guy will do anything for sex, many partners face challenges asking for, giving and receiving all the sexual pleasure they would like.

Have you ever experienced a challenge wondering how or when to bring up the topic of sex with a date or your partner?

• The last time you broached the subject, did they shut you down? (You need a shortcut to get them out of “NO-mode”.)
• You’re concerned that if you ask for sex, you’ll “spoil the mood,” or you want it to happen spontaneously… and sex doesn’t happen enough.
• They don’t communicate well about sex. Perhaps they are shy, inexperienced, or they are more experienced than you and you’re afraid of rejection.
• You’d like to try some new techniques, but you’re afraid they’ll turn their nose up at your ideas.
• What worked last time doesn’t seem to work the next time and you can’t unlock their “system.”

These are problems many people face. You are not alone if you find some anxiety broaching the subject of sex.

The good news is that you can download this non-manipulative seduction technique in a Special Report called, “More Sex More Often.”

In it you’ll discover how to get more sex than you ever thought imaginable…

…By understanding exactly how to approach a lover about sleeping together in a way where they will say yes to your offer for sex.

Go get the special report with my compliments: More Sex More Often

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