Expert
Dating
Advice

Aroused by Smells


Q: During lovemaking I get turned on by smells but they don't seem to affect my girlfriend at all. I feel like she's missing a vital part of the whole experience. Is there anything I can do to increase her sensitivity?

A: Everyone has a different level of olfaction sensitivity. Still, increasing your girlfriend's is definitely something you can work on. To help you do so, try using the following three suggestions:

Massage her with oil: The combination of massage and scented oils heighten arousal.

  • Take advantage of pheromones: Pheromones are also called 'human sex hormones.' They are odorless chemicals the body releases that can sexually excite a partner when inhaled through the nose. They are secreted through the skin and especially in areas known for sweating – arm pits and genitals. To only way to get her to breathe your pheromones is to get her close to you!

Deprive her other senses: Naturally, when one of the five senses is blocked, it causes the other senses to become stronger. To increase your partner's sense of smell, try blocking out all senses except for that one.

© 2008, ExpertDatingAdvice.com

Other Relationship Issues, Books

Nancy Fagan is the best-selling author of 'The Complete Idiot's Guide to Romance' and 'Desirable Men: How to Find Them' has appeared on several hundred radio and television shows including Ricki Lake, Men are from Mars/Women are from Venus, ABC News, NBC News, CBS News, The Berman & Berman Show, FOX News. She has been featured in most major newspaper in the United States and worldwide as well as regularly mentioned in the nation's top magazines such as Ladies' Home Journal ('Can this Marriage be Saved?'), Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Men's Health, Bride's, Seventeen, Women's Day, Family Circle, Women's Own, BBW, Complete Women and dozens of others. To read more, visit www.ExpertDatingAdvice.com This column is reprinted with permission from E-Mail Send questions to E-Mail



Contact Us | Disclaimer | Privacy Statement
Menstuff® Directory
Menstuff® is a registered trademark of Gordon Clay
©1996-2023, Gordon Clay