Maria Gerasimova - Seven secrets of long sex

Editor Maria Gerasimova

Cover designer Maria Gerasimova

© Maria Gerasimova, 2022

© Maria Gerasimova, cover design, 2022

ISBN 978-5-4496-4409-1

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The author of the book is Maria Gerasimova, a historian, Russian journalist, photojournalist, editor and psychologist, who has devoted twenty-five years of her professional life to print media.

Now he cooperates only with book publishers and writes his own books.

A historian, journalist and psychologist, the author has been collecting materials for a wide variety of research articles and books for many years. Years of reportage journalism and consulting practice, thousands of human destinies that the author came into contact with, fused together, creating a unique experience.

And this book is the quintessence of thematic interviews, official surveys, numerous psychological consultations and personal observations that allowed the author to draw interesting conclusions.

In the book, the author presents his non-standard view on a topic that interests many men and women: long sex in general and long sexual intercourse in particular.

The book is written easily and can be read in one go.

I don’t remember where I read this phrase, but I remember it for a long time:

“Orgasm is the moment when you let go of your Self, separate from the body and dissolve into absolute bliss. At first it may become scary, because it is light, pure energy. But at this very moment you are a Buddha”.

Sometimes you don’t even notice how some individual situations combine into a single whole, into a certain general direction. And then an interesting story begins to unfold.

So it turned out the same with this book. Scattered, seemingly unrelated events suddenly began to form an interesting mosaic, which amazed me with its originality and colorfulness.

Since I started to engage in psychological practice, helping to solve the problems that have arisen with my friends, then with my friends’ friends and their friends, but no longer familiar to me, one interesting trend has emerged: people are interested in long sex or its absence. Don’t get me wrong: not SEVERAL sexual acts in two to three hours, but ONE continuous sexual act for two to four hours. And when another man came to me on the recommendation, which I will tell you about later in one of the chapters, and at first, as usual shy, but gradually freeing up, outlined his tossing and longing, I realized that it was time to collect all the accumulated material, knowledge and theory into a single whole and write this book. I also interviewed a lot of men and women, sometimes officially interviewing, sometimes just in private conversations, trying to get their opinion on this issue. All together: consultations, surveys and personal experience – and formed the basis of this book.

And although everything I’m going to talk about here applies directly to men, it will also be interesting for women to look on the other side of the mirror. Maybe you will see yourself?

There is no demagoguery and empty reasoning in the book. I will not give you anatomical details of the structure of the bodies of men and women. This information is known to everyone, and if there are still some secrets left for you, open a medical encyclopedia or the Internet. My book is not about that. It’s about WHAT you have to do in order to extend ONE sexual act to two, three or even four hours. As you know, the average rate of this process, recognized by official medicine, ranges from ten to twenty minutes.

I also allowed myself to use profanity sometimes, but only where it gives an additional charm.

From the book you will learn what kind of sex you need to have in order to prolong one sexual act for several hours, how to achieve this, what kind of psychological attitude a man should have, whether size matters, what is the relationship between sex and a man’s longevity, and much more, which may change your view of sex forever. What you learn may be unexpected for you, maybe intriguing, maybe you will be scared. But you will be able to get to know yourself better. Or just find out!

I also divided the book into seven chapters and, without further ado, called them “The First secret”, “The second…” and so on. In each of the chapters, I reveal one of the seven topics that are an integral part of the overall mosaic of this problem.

My book is not fiction and not a dry textbook. This is a literary presentation of many years of experience, research and conclusions, revised, rethought and fused into a single concept.

And I think it’s time to start!

To begin with, answer yourself the question: WHY do you have sex? You may have chuckled? In vain. The answer to this question, in fact, is not as simple as it seems. You know about the direct use of this process – the instinct of procreation. But sex is also used as a means to achieve some goals. Here is a modest and far from complete list of these goals.

1. Manifestation of love

No comments! And so everything is clear.

2. Reproduction

It is not so much the process that is important here as the end result, eroticism is not important, only the social or natural qualities of the participants are important.

3. Discharge of sexual arousal

The qualities of the partner are not important, and in general you can do with masturbation.

4. Recreation

Sex is seen as a restorative activity. Partner satisfaction is an addition to one’s own pleasure.

5. Communication

Establishing intimacy between partners.

6. Self-affirmation

In the foreground is the need of a person, mainly a man, to check or prove to himself or others that he can attract, like, sexually satisfy.

7. Cognition

The knowledge of a woman, the satisfaction of sexual curiosity inherent in all people. The famous biblical phrase “to know a woman” is this “aria” from this “opera”.

8. Ritual

Maintaining a certain ritual or habit, proof of the stability of existing relationships between partners, is found mainly in marriage.

9. Improvement of the condition

Physical and emotional. Achieving this goal in general can become a kind of “drug” addiction.

10. Religious or mystical practices

Many peoples in different historical times had common customs of ritual copulation in the fields during the sowing period.

In ancient Greece there was a cult of Demeter – the goddess of fertility and agriculture. The holiday lasted for several days, and on one of them young Greek women gave themselves to men in newly plowed fields.

Among the Eastern and Western Slavs, on the night of Ivan Kupala – originally the holiday was associated with the summer solstice – marriage rites were performed, and according to some reports, mass free copulation.

On one of the Moluccas, if a bad harvest of cloves was expected, naked men would come to the plantation at night and with cries of “More cloves!” ejaculated seed on the clove trees.