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How to Introduce Your Partner to the Idea of Threesomes (Without Freaking Her Out) 💬🧠🔥 | Conquer & Win
You’ve been thinking about it for a while.The fantasy is there. The curiosity is real.But you’re stuck wondering: “How do I even bring this up without making her feel like she’s not enough?” Here’s the good news: it’s totally possible to introduce the idea of a threesome without pressure, awkwardness, or ruining the mood. But it’s all about how you do it. ✅ Step 1: Start With Trust, Not Tension Don’t drop the word “threesome” out of nowhere.Instead, build trust first. Regularly talk about: Sexual interests Fantasies Things you’ve both never tried When talking about sex is normal, new ideas
How to Build Sexual Tension (Without Being Good-Looking) 😈🔥 | Conquer & Win
Here’s something most guys don’t know: 👉 Sexual tension doesn’t start with looks—it starts with energy. You don’t need a chiseled jaw or movie-star eyes to get a woman intrigued. You need timing, vibe, and bold delivery. If you’ve ever wondered why a “meh-looking” guy can have women hooked… this is the secret. Let’s break down how to create serious sexual tension—even if you think you’re not attractive. 1. Speak Slowly—and With Intent 🐢🗣️ Most guys blow tension by rushing: They talk fast They try to be funny too soon They spill everything in the first 2 minutes You? Speak
Conversion Therapy In 2025: Where It’s Still Legal—and Why It Must Be Banned
In 2025, conversion therapy—also known as “reparative therapy” or “sexual orientation change efforts (SOCE)”—is still legal or unregulated in far too many parts of the world. Despite condemnation by major medical and psychological associations, some governments have failed to act. This article offers an up-to-date global map of conversion therapy laws and launches our new series on LGBTQIA+ stories, spirituality, and inclusion—starting with the powerful journey of a Christian trans woman and a coming article on how churches can respond with compassion.