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Morning Coffee or Morning Sex?
Waking up is never easy, but coffee usually helps... or should we all be switching out caffeine for fornication?
Waking up is never easy, but coffee usually helps... or should we all be switching out caffeine for fornication?
Morning Sex has Some Nice Perks
- The hormone oxytocin makes you feel more connected with your partner. Brain oxytocin also reduces stress responses, including anxiety. These effects have been demonstrated in a number of species.
- You'll be less likely to get sick: The release of the antibody immunoglobulin A reduces the risk of infection.
- You start your day with energy.
- The heart attack risk decreases with regular morning sex.
Before Having Morning Sex
The fear of odor, bad breath and more smelly stuff often dissuade many from having a spontaneous game of morning sex. Therefore, here are 5 tips to make morning sex as fun and tasty as possible. And you don't even get to get up much earlier.
- Brush your teeth. Let's face it: Everybody has bad breath in the morning.
- Take a shower. That way you smell good after a sweaty night in bed. When you hop in the shower and brush your teeth at the same time, you won't lose precious "play" time. And why not take a shower together!
- Use deodorant, even after showering!
- Use the bathroom first. Nothing is more annoying than a lovemaking interrupted because of a full bladder.
- Have a nice coffee afterwards.
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