So You Want to Fuck a Capricorn

So You Want to Fuck a Capricorn

Let’s clear something up right away.
Capricorns are not seduced by chaos.

They are not drawn in by impulsive desire, messy energy, or heat without direction. If you are trying to catch a Capricorn’s attention, understand this first: their attraction is intentional. Strategic, even. They do not fall into desire. They decide.

Attraction, the Capricorn Way

Capricorns observe before they engage. They watch how you move through the world, how you handle responsibility, and whether your actions match your words. Desire, to them, is not an accident. It is something they assess, test, and only then allow.

If your interest feels scattered or half-formed, they will notice. If it feels grounded and deliberate, you are already speaking their language.

Competence Is Foreplay

For Capricorns, confidence does not come from bravado. It comes from capability.

They are deeply turned on by people who have their life together, or at least show clear signs they are building it. Follow-through matters. Ambition matters. Reliability is attractive in a way that looks never quite manage on their own.

You do not need to impress them with grand gestures.
You need to prove you can be trusted.

Show up when you say you will. Handle your responsibilities. Be someone who can hold their own. To a Capricorn, that is foreplay.

Control, Done Precisely

Capricorns are often misunderstood as cold or distant. In reality, they simply prefer power dynamics that make sense.

They do not dominate loudly. They dominate precisely. Control is expressed through structure, boundaries, and quiet confidence. For them, boundaries are not barriers. They are invitations. Clear rules create safety. Safety creates intimacy.

They are most alive in dynamics where respect leads naturally into trust, and trust allows for consensual surrender.

Intimacy Over Spectacle

Capricorns are not chasing flash or performance. They favor closeness that feels intentional and contained.

Spooning, slow builds, and steady rhythm appeal to their desire for connection and consistency. This is intimacy that prioritizes presence over spectacle. Quiet dominance over dramatic display. A shared moment that feels held rather than rushed.

They want to feel grounded with you, not distracted by you.

The Real Turn-On: Authority

Authority is one of a Capricorn’s deepest aphrodisiacs.

They are aroused by competence that commands respect, and by situations where control is not demanded but offered willingly. When someone recognizes their steadiness, their leadership, and chooses to trust it, something shifts.

Nothing disarms a Capricorn faster than being genuinely trusted.

Bring the Effort

If there is one universal truth about Capricorns, it is this: they notice effort.

In conversation. In work. In intimacy. Showing stamina, focus, and attention matters. They want to feel that you are fully present, engaged, and intentional. Half-hearted energy will not last long here.

Capricorns give a lot, but only when they feel met.

If you want a Capricorn, come prepared.
They already are.

‘Power’ Sex Coach Is Blowing Up On TikTok

A “power” sex coach with more than 13,800 followers on TikTok helps couples inject some sexual spice into their relationships. She became a sex coach after finding out her husband was cheating on her with her best friend: “It sent me on a path of reconnecting with my own sexuality, my own sex drive and my sexual power,” she said. She now counsels couples of all ages, and is determined to “debunk the fact that couples need to settle for a mediocre sex life, or no sex life, and that passion fades.”

On TikTok, she shares tips to help couples have hot sex: “My top tips to boost intimacy would be— No. 1, communication. You’ve got to know and consider ‘timing, tone and turf.’ When do you communicate, how and in what way?” She also talks about mitigating stress, which she describes as “a pleasure buster,” and working on intimacy. Her final tip is “prioritization and intention”: “Are you willing to both prioritize your intimacy?”

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Check out more about a ‘power’ sex coach on TikTok: https://nypost.com/2022/03/16/i-was-a-scorned-woman-now-im-a-famous-sex-coach/

Disabled Husband Dispels Myth That He Can’t Satisfy His Wife In Youtube Video

A couple have taken to YouTube to speak back to trolls who mock their sex life. The husband was born with spinal muscular atrophy and uses a wheelchair—which leads many to assume he cannot satisfy his wife in bed. The couple opened up about their sexuality on YouTube to prove to those who say that he can’t have sex that this is definitely not the case.

He said: “They perceive that I can’t have sex in their very limited, missionary man fucks woman. They think that is the be-all and end-all of sex.” He continued, “A non-disabled man might come up to Hannah and start rubbing her shoulders and I just say, ‘Hey, do you wanna go have sex?’” The wife explains that this open, comfortable communication works well for them: “I feel like I know his body and preferences as well as I know my own,” she says.

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Check out more about a disabled husband speaking out about his satisfying sex life: https://nypost.com/2022/01/27/trolls-say-my-disabled-husband-cant-satisfy-me-but-theyre-wrong/

Michaela Coel Dedicates BAFTA To Her Intimacy Coordinator

Intimacy coordinators are all the rage for shows featuring sex scenes, which is why Michaela Coel gave a shout out to hers in her acceptance speech. The creator and star of “I May Destroy You” was named Leading Actress at the BAFTAs and dedicated her award to the intimacy coordinator she worked with, Ita O’Brien. “Thank you for your existence in our industry, for making the space safe, for creating physical, emotional and professional boundaries so that we can make work about exploitation, loss of respect, about abuse of power without being exploited or abused in the process,” said Coel. 

O’Brien has worked as an intimacy coordinator on a number of shows exploring consent, including Normal People and Sex Education. Coel added that she knows what it’s like to film without an intimacy coordinator, to witness “the messy embarrassing feeling for the crew, the internal devastation for the actor.” She said, “Your direction was essential to my show, and I believe essential for every production company that wants to make work exploring themes of consent.”

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Check out more about Michaela Coel dedicating her BAFTA to her intimacy coordinator: https://mashable.com/video/michaela-coel-bafta-speech/

Sex Surrogate Gives Man With Disability A ‘Rocket-Propelled’ Sex Life

17052634_81459f773e_z (1)A 28-year-old man who has cerebral palsy had never had an erotic experience of any kind—until a “sex surrogate” came into his life. The full-time sex surrogate and therapist helps others explore their sexuality and develop skills through one-on-one, hands-on coaching. Typical clients include people who struggle with intimacy and anxiety, have experienced sexual trauma, or who have difficulty reaching orgasm, with 60 percent having disabilities.

The sex surrogate meets with the man once a month, with a typical session involving busting myths about sexuality, teaching him healthy masturbation practices and helping to boost his confidence. “Working with a sex surrogate has blasted a great, big, rocket-propelled grenade through the myth that I am disabled and I therefore have relinquished the right to sexual expression,” the man said. “That’s bollocks!” The sex surrogate—who does not have sex with her clients—said, “If by working with someone, I can help them or I can support them in finding some more joy or a greater sense of self, then that for me is magic.”

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Check out more about a sex surrogate who helps people with disabilities enjoy a healthy sex life: https://nypost.com/2020/01/24/sex-surrogate-gives-man-with-disability-a-rocket-propelled-sex-life/

Couples In Open Relationships Are As Happy As Monogamous Couples, According To Science

white-1822497_640Here’s some good news for swingers: a new study found that they’re just as happy as people in monogamous relationships. According to the study, “people in consensual, non-monogamous relationships experience the same levels of relationship satisfaction, psychological well-being and sexual satisfaction as those in monogamous relationships.” Authors of the study think this is an important finding, since it “debunks societal views of monogamy as being the ideal relationship structure.”

Researchers found that the most important predictor of a healthy relationship is simply being on the same page sexually—whether with just one person or many. In other words, in both monogamous and non-monogamous relationships, couples who regularly fuck to build intimacy and fulfill their sexual needs have a more satisfying relationship. So there you have it: whether you’re swinging or not, sex is the key to happiness!

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Check out more about a study that proves couples in open relationships are as happy as monogamous couples: https://nypost.com/2018/07/02/are-open-relationships-better-than-monogamous-ones-science-investigates/

NEWS: 3 Generations of Sex, Intimacy, & Relationships (Part III)

Our Dirty Thirty Lady Brings Up The Caboose.

Today we reveal what our 30-year-old women had to say when it comes to sex, relationships, and intimacy. After reading all 3 surveys, it’s obvious to see that as women age things become less complicated, in modern terms, we acquire a YOLO attitude. Whether it’s about what we expect from men (in and out the bedroom), how we feel about ourselves, or what we’re open to, we let go a bit. All ladies answered honestly, and the common denominator is that at the end of the day all of these women want a committed partner, and it doesn’t have to be in the traditional fairytale fashion.

Age:
31.

 

Current level of sexual libido: 1-5, 5 being can’t live without sex:
3.

Astrological Sign:
VIRGO.

Does astrology play any effect on who you date, or have sex with?
I think its always fun to know your partners sign and read their horoscopes, compatibility but it doesn’t effect my final decision if it’s someone who I think I’m compatible with.

Have you ever been in love, if so how old were you when you were first in love?
Hmm, I thought I was in love at 17 yrs old.

What was the astrological sign of the man you were in love with?
Aquarius.

What did/do love about sex with him?
His large penis, LOL!

What characteristics of a man are you looking for, be detailed and be honest.  Also, what characteristics are you looking for in the sheets, and how has that changed since your first sexual experiences if at all?
A man who is motivated and loyal. I think it’s important to have the same values and motivations in life. I feel that your significant other’s relationship with their family is important and what they have to say about their ex says a lot about them. I’m looking for someone who is striving to better himself on a personal and professional level – not becoming stagnant. I’m looking for someone that can hang with my friends and feel comfortable around my family.  I’m looking for a guy who is physically fit and who enjoys sports. A man’s man!

What is the biggest turn off in bed?
When guys make noises – grunting, etc. When a guy is shy.

Do you enjoy dirty talk, do you contribute to the dirty talk?
It depends on how many drinks I’ve had.

Is there a position that you just dread? Is there a position that you love but are too bashful to ask for?
I feel like I’m fairly open.

Would you change anything about yourself in the bedroom?
Feeling more comfortable with my body.

Are you open to sex with no attachments, have you ever had that type of relationship and was it a harmonious? (Be honest ladies)
Sometimes this type of sex is the best kind (I think this depends on where you are in your life and what you are looking for and what you have time for) and yes, I have had this type of relationship, and it worked.

Have you ever been cheated on, and if so, what can your next partner do to ease your fears about cheating?
Almost every guy I have dated has cheated on me.   I would like to think that there are guys that can keep their dicks in their pants but sometimes I question if men aren’t meant to monogamous. I think to ease my fears they just need to prove through actions cheating is not on their agenda. Actions always speak louder than words.

Do you feel that men have changed when it comes to intimacy, loyalty, and relationships since your first sexual experiences/relationships? If so, why do you think this is the case?
Yes. I feel like my first sexual experiences and relationships were elementary and immature.

Do you feel that you’ve changed when it comes to intimacy, loyalty, and relationships since your first sexual experiences/relationships? If so, why do you think this is the case?
You have to be cautious and keep your guard up until you feel you can really trust someone. When you really trust someone and the loyalty is there, the sex has more meaning and can be better than a “one night stand.”

When you’ve been in a relationship what have you done to revive the sex life when you’ve hit a rut?
Spontaneous blow jobs, guys love blow jobs!

Have you ever tried dating sites, if not are you open to it?
I have and I wasn’t a big fan. I feel like you never know who the real person is on the other end, and that people can make themselves be whatever they want.

In a perfect world what is your fairytale ending, marriage? marriage with kids, unmarried with no kids, unmarried with kids, open relationships, a few more long- term relationships with different men with or without kids?
Ideally, I would like to be married someday, maybe with a baby running around. Realistically, I don’t know that will happen. I don’t feel the value of marriage is the same as it used to be. There is too much out there to cause chaos in relationships. The Internet, social medial, even TV. Back in the day a couple actually worked at dating!