Something most military men should understand: Rules
The art of the One Night Stand (click here)
Women like to talk. They like to connect. They may or may not believe the lies a man hands out depending on their idea of "He's cute."
The woman in every woman wants to feel valued and not used. They want to know a man sees them as a person with special qualities. They want to be appreciated and not chattel. That set of values are actually out of reach of the USA military? Really?
The art of the One Night Stand (click here)
Women like to talk. They like to connect. They may or may not believe the lies a man hands out depending on their idea of "He's cute."
The woman in every woman wants to feel valued and not used. They want to know a man sees them as a person with special qualities. They want to be appreciated and not chattel. That set of values are actually out of reach of the USA military? Really?
...Open your mind and your mouth
"Communicate, share what turns you on," Cadell says. "Be uninhibited, but be sure it's not just the alcohol dictating your behaviour. It's an opportunity for both of you to have your sexual needs met, remember your one night stand can't read your mind so use this as an opportunity to try new sexual activities you've fantasised about... you won't know if you don't ask."
State of Play
"Remember foreplay is important, even during a one night stand. Gentlemen, remember women need more stimulation to get revved up, passionate kissing, lots of touching and compliments are sure to boost her sexual confidence."
Picking up the Pieces
"Leave with ALL of your stuff. Gather everything up so you don't need to go back and pick up something you accidentally left behind."
No expectations, no disappointments
"Have zero expectations. Don't be upset if the experience is disappointing, dwell on an off night or fill your head with negative self-talk. If they sneak out before the crack of dawn or don't call the next day just remember you agreed at the outset that this was for one night only," she says.
So maybe Dr Cadell's advice won't prevent the raccoon eyes or the hammerhead hangover as you do the walk of shame home, but it might make it all the more fun.
Alcohol not required!