Sex Tips for the Best Action You've Ever Gotten
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1. Tell Him What Turns You On
Research suggests that better communication is key to better sex,
and no, we don't necessarily mean dirty talk. Communicating what you
like and don't like can be instructional and informative as you get to
know each other's bodies. If he's doing something you like, say so
rather than relying on
ambiguous gestures or noises. And if it's something you're not into,
communicate that or guide him in a new direction. Want to try a
different angle? Suggest one. If simultaneous orgasm is your goal and
you're close to climaxing, don't be mum about it.
2. Don't Underestimate the Power of Praise
In a 2016 study published in the Journal of Sex Research,
researchers analyzed answers from 39,000 heterosexual couples that were
married or cohabiting for over three years. Sexual satisfaction
reported to be higher among the couples who revealed that they gave each
other positive affirmation during sex and were open enough about embarrassing moments
during sex to joke about them and move on. Dr. Jaffrey notes that this
lighthearted approach to sex is key, saying, "Don't take life too
seriously. Happy couples laugh together."
3. Keep Things Spontaneous
Even
great sex can start to feel monotonous over time if it's more or less
the same old routine. To mix things up, Marie Claire's guy expert Lodro
Rinzler suggests that "if you're in bed with someone and have a sense of
something new you or your partner might enjoy, be it some teasing, a
change in position, anything…go for it. Men love it when women are
spontaneous and confident in their ability in bed."
The film lifts off where the previous 6th outing left, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), Brian O'Connor (Paul Walker) and crew are home in America having securing their amnesties and living their lives in peace with loved ones: with Toretto still helping his love Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) regain her memories and O'Connor adjusting to fatherhood to his growing son. But this peace will be shattered when one of their own is killed by the target cross-eye of Deckard Shaw (Jason Statham) who is avenging his brother's demise.
James Wan may be known for his contributions to horror-thriller genre (Insidious, The Conjuring, Saw and Death Sentence) but his direction and view of an action genre film is indeed an strong impression that left me and audiences in excitement. Wan proves that action is driven on speed, choreography and style and this makes F&F7 a worthy example of this. The action sequences are all big, loud and pack plenty of eye candy for action fans; from a rescue mission on a moving bus, building jumping, shootouts, fistfights and an explosive climax that takes place in an urban city. Practical stunts, assisting CGI and well-choreographed eye on detail make F&F7 worthy contender for visual effects and stunt awards in the coming year.
Casting as always is close and fun in the F&F series, with Diesel, Walker, Rodriguez, Gibson, Bridges, Brewster and Johnson sharing the leading formula that makes their characters seem so likable, with Johnson, Russell, Hounsou, Emmanuel and Statham proving great supporting roles. But sadly here it is final acting appearance of the late Paul Walker (who had died in an unexpected event) which left the film in a stand-still and its cast and fans worldwide in deep sadness. The film was delayed for a year and a half but the result was something that would touch not only the audience but its crew and cast. The final scene indeed left people crying in the theater but it was a touching and emotionally connected moment that hasn't been seen in film in some years, it made me feel both sad and touched and feeling that the F&F series had ended perfectly as it won't be the same without Walker.
Pros: + Exciting action sequences that overthrow the over-the-top action seen in the previous installment. Fast cars, mega destruction, brutal fistfights and big guns make it seem an action lover's wet dream
+ Improvement on plot, using the trademark franchise style that has overtaken since the 4th installment) and this story line is need more exciting and entertaining than any of the previous films
+ The final tribute to Paul Walker was touching, moving and something that makes the series end on a beautiful note
OVERALL: Fast & Furious 7 is not only a fast driven action ride but in terms of quality, production value and emotion it proves to be the best of the series and one of this year's best films to have seen. It's only a thought now to see how Mad Max: Fury Road (releasing on May 14th 2015) will overthrow the action and car stunts that F&F7 has established a strong impression among audiences, but regardless this film will indeed be on your to 'see list'. Walker would have been deeply proud of how the film turned out in the end.