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1 week ago | bellesandgals.com | Nora Caldwell

Sometimes we hear our friends say that sex is 50% of the relationship. We’ve never put a number on it. But today, it’s clear that Jean-Christian is not the best lover, and it’s making us question our relationship. What should we do? We identify the problem and fix it. He’s a guy who lacks confidence and hesitatesJean-Christian is a shy guy who fears being awkward every time he opens his mouth or makes a move near our behind.

1 week ago | bellesandgals.com | Nora Caldwell

In France, the number of single people continues to rise… All these love-seeking individuals share one common desire: to find love. But how can they achieve this? Setting Your ExpectationsBefore embarking on your quest for true love, it’s crucial to determine what you’re looking for by asking yourself the right questions. Are you in search of a casual fling to fill your free time? A holiday romance to add some excitement? A man who adores you for a passionate affair?

2 weeks ago | bellesandgals.com | Nora Caldwell

While the female G-spot has long been discussed, women are not the only ones with a unique pleasure zone. Due to its anatomical location, men rarely talk about it, and many may not even know it exists. Where is it located, and how can it be stimulated? The male equivalent of the G-spot, though lesser-known and more taboo due to its physical position, is the “P-spot” or “prostatic point.” This area is located about 7 cm deep behind the upper wall of the rectum.

2 weeks ago | bellesandgals.com | Nora Caldwell

Nowadays, “we like each other well and we know it won’t last long.”They fall in love, live together, share daily life… and then they part ways. In recent years, romantic relationships have undergone a transformation. They’re shorter, less settled, and freer. The traditional concept of a couple, as it was long understood, seems to be from a bygone era—one of our parents or grandparents, of marriages that lasted fifty years, for better or for worse.

2 weeks ago | bellesandgals.com | Nora Caldwell

The first date went well, and now we’ve planned to meet again. Great news! However, the second date is like a new first date, with slightly different rules. Here are five tips to make it a success (and pave the way for a third, fourth date, and potentially even marriage and kids). Switch Up Your Outfit and Venue It might seem obvious, but it’s worth mentioning: we all have our favorite black sweater that we’d wear on repeat if we could.