May 3rd 2024.
For Almara, mornings are a sacred time for herself. As she wakes up next to her lover, she takes a moment to look into his eyes before pulling him closer and burying her face into his neck. It's a passionate moment that could easily be mistaken for just another steamy session between two lovers. But the truth is, Almara has a secret reason behind her actions.
As her partner continues to pleasure her, Almara reaches for a pillow and covers her mouth. To an outsider, it may seem like she's trying to muffle her loud moans, but in reality, she's trying to avoid the dreaded morning breath. It's a habit she's kept hidden for years, but she's finally ready to reveal the truth - morning sex is not her cup of tea.
Now, I know what you're thinking - how could someone not enjoy a spontaneous and passionate romp first thing in the morning? But Almara has some valid points to make. Aside from the unpleasant breath, there are other factors to consider. Let's delve into a few of them.
First and foremost, Almara confesses that she's simply not in the mood for morning sex. And she's not alone in this. Research suggests that men and women have different sexual peaks throughout the day. While men tend to be more aroused in the early hours, women tend to feel more frisky at night. And Almara definitely falls into the latter category.
While her partner may be eager to continue the previous night's activities, Almara's mind has already moved on to the day ahead. With a list of tasks and responsibilities to tackle, the last thing on her mind is sex. And although she's working on changing this habit, for now, having a routine helps her feel more in control.
Another factor to consider is the need to use the bathroom. Almara explains that she doesn't mind pleasuring herself in the morning, but that's because she only has her own needs to consider. When it comes to sex with a partner, there's a certain pressure to help them reach climax as well. And let's not forget about any potential bathroom emergencies that could arise.
Almara's friend, for example, has bowel issues that make morning sex impossible. And she's not the only one. Almara has heard stories from others who have had to hold in gas or even bowel movements in order to avoid an awkward situation with a new partner. These are things that people often don't think about when it comes to morning sex.
Another issue that Almara raises is lighting. When she was younger, she used to feel self-conscious about her body in the bright morning light. And while she's learned to love and accept her body, she acknowledges that not everyone has the same level of confidence. It's important to consider your partner's feelings and make sure they feel comfortable and confident during sex.
Now, don't get her wrong - Almara understands the appeal of morning sex for some people. She asked two friends to share their opinions on the matter, and they both had valid points. One friend enjoys the spontaneity and lack of structure that comes with morning sex, while the other loves the primal feeling of waking up next to his partner's naked body.
But what if their partners don't feel the same way? Almara suggests finding a compromise. Maybe save morning sex for the weekends or try a less physically demanding position. Or, if you're the morning person and your partner isn't, consider treating them to some extra foreplay or oral sex before going for full penetration.
Of course, Almara and her partner have their own system in place. He keeps gum or mouthwash nearby in case of morning breath, and he's understanding if she's not in the mood. They communicate openly and make sure both of their needs are met. However, Almara does make one exception - she loves "middle-of-the-night" sex. Being woken up in the wee hours of the morning by her partner's desire is a different story altogether.
So there you have it - Almara is not a fan of morning sex. But she's not trying to discourage others from enjoying it. She simply wants people to consider all the factors and make sure both partners are comfortable and satisfied. After all, sex is about mutual pleasure and communication. So whether you're a morning person or not, as long as you and your partner are on the same page, that's all that matters.
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