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What does vulnerability in the bedroom mean to you?

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February 18, 2010

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Submitted by Anonymous

Hmmm… vulnerability in the bedroom….

That would mean allowing him to call the shots… so, if you stroke his neck, and he responds… you allow him to take things to the next level of intimacy… it also means that if he grunts and continues reading… you understand that he may not be in the mood and take that time to cuddle up to him instead. vulnerable to the outcome

It means allowing him to decide what to do, and how to do it… receive, receive, receive! If he asks you how you would like it, you tell him exactly how you would like it vulnerably honest

It may also mean that he may not ask you how you want it, and do it the way he likes… feeling vulnerable to the fact that your needs wont be met *this time* it would also mean accepting that you are in a safe place and not feeling shy to show him your wobbly bits… extremely vulnerable for many women…. vulnerably on display

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