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also prefers to feel a range of sensations. While your hands can provide an impressive medley of strokes and squeezes, why stop there? Consider using the following household items to caress, press, or tickle the skin and kick things up a notch:
     
Ice cubes
Feather
Spoon
Hairbrush
Silk
Satin
Velvet
Fake fur
Natural sponge
Loofah
Warm wet washcloth (kept in a bowl of steaming water)
    CONDOMS: NEW USES FOR THE OLD RELIABLE RAINCOAT
    Of course, you should keep condoms stashed in your nightstand if that’s your method of birth control and to guard against sexually transmitted diseases. But what you might not know is that rubbers can be used in other ways. If you’re up for exploring the back alley—aka anal penetration—putting a condom over your finger before you head in can help immensely on the hygiene front. For one, this will protect both partners from STDs. Two, since fingers that have been in the exit can’t subsequently enter the vagina due to risk of infection, using a raincoat out back allows you to keep the fun rolling without a time-out to wash your hands.
    While condoms may be the most widely available method to cover up before an anal excursion, there are alternatives, including dental dams (also known as latex shields), cleaning gloves (either latex, vinyl, or nitrile), and female condoms (which are made out of vinyl). Just remember, latex will break down if it comes in contact with massage oil, Vaseline, or any oil-based substance. If this limitation concerns you, stick with non-latex options. P.S.: We know female condoms haven’t caught on like wildfire yet, but for what it’s worth, we’ve tried them and give them two thumbs up.

A SENSUAL MASSAGE TO REMEMBER
    Y ou look like you could use a massage …”
    This single phrase has probably launched more sexual mayhem than all other come-ons combined. And for good reason: A thorough rubdown relaxes what’s tense, perks up what’s tired, and sends an unmistakable message to the brain that says, Wow, that feels good. Give me more. The perfect warm-up to more serious sexcapades, a massage can even convince people who swear they aren’t in the mood to rethink matters a little. Even if your partner’s bushed, stressed, or glued to a Law & Order marathon, try kneading his shoulders or rubbing her feet and watch the temperature rise.
    Pretty much all massages feel good; your hands have a general idea what to do. Still, if you want to stand out from the sea of amateurs and give an extraordinary massage, this chapter will help you raise the bar. In addition to providing step-by-step instructions to giving a phenomenal massage, we have also addressed some key issues that people oftenwonder about but are too embarrassed to ask, such as Does my recipient need to be completely naked? Should I strip down to my birthday suit, too? What if he pops a boner when I’m caressing his pecs? What if, out of the blue, she bursts into tears? (Believe it or not, crying mid-massage is extremely common; we’ll explain why it happens and what to do.)
    STEP 1: SETTING SOME GROUND RULES
    We know you’re probably raring to strip down and get your hands wandering, but the very first thing you should do—and we know this sounds dull—is talk. Granted, giving a massage isn’t like drawing up a UN peace treaty, but still, you’d be surprised how different people’s expectations can be, and how awkward things can get if you find out mid-massage that you’re not on the same page. For example, the massager for the evening might be thinking, Boy, I’ll bet the sex we’re gonna have will be amazing! Meanwhile, the massagee might be looking forward to getting a rubdown—period. Such misunderstandings will lead nowhere good, so that’s why it’s best to lay your cards on the table by broaching the following questions:
     
What does your partner want to get out of the experience—to relax, get revved up for steamy sex, alleviate lower back pain, work out the kinks in a foot cramp,