There are a lot of advice columns, blogs and magazines out there that claim to have the "best" advice for women to have great sex, but a lot of that advice is pretty basic and pretty much the same. There are countless articles that advocate mixing things up with a new position or a new toy, but that don't really give any insights into why women may have trouble orgasming. This post from Alternet is the exact opposite, and provides some insightful information about women's sex drives, and what can be done to improve their sexual experiences with their partners. For starters, context is everything for women, and that applies to everything from seduction to stimulation and even stress factors unrelated to sex. While men can seemingly get turned on in any situation, women need more time to be seduced. And one of the biggest parts of that battle is recognizing that it's not a bad thing to take longer than your male partner. Similarly, stress can play a big part in both sexual desire and pleasure. Learning a few tips to help you manage and control your stress, rather than letting it affect your sexual experiences, can help in a number of ways. For more tips on improving your sex life, keep reading. Read the full article here: 7 Tips for Better Sex That Aren’t Glaringly Obvious