Trick or Treat: Bedroom Edition - Sex Tips "Smash or Pass"
Vanessa and Xander Marin | Sex TherapistOctober 30, 20251h 0min3,663 views
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- π‘ The "Trick or Treat: Bedroom Edition" episode of Pillow Talks reviews unconventional sex tips from the internet, framed as "Smash or Pass" or "Trick or Treat."
- π― The goal is to test these tips to see if they are genuinely enjoyable or just funny failures, with the aim of encouraging experimentation and fun in relationships.
"Trick" - Holding Water in Your Mouth During Oral Sex
- π§ This tip was deemed a trick because it offers no added sensation or lubrication, and is difficult to execute without spilling.
- β οΈ The water does not enhance the experience and can make the act slower and more cautious, detracting from pleasure.
- β Temperature variations with hot water or ice cubes were also dismissed as ineffective due to the body's natural temperature regulation.
"Trick" - Wearing AirPods During Sex
- π§ Wearing AirPods and listening to different playlists was found to be disconnecting and not sexy, making partners feel alone rather than together.
- π« While sensory deprivation can be explored (e.g., blindfolds), listening to separate music while seeing each other felt pointless and removed the shared experience.
- π This tip was a clear trick, failing to add anything positive and instead creating a sense of isolation.
"Trick" - Switching Positions Every 60 Seconds
- β±οΈ The rapid 60-second switch was considered a trick because it disrupts the groove and prevents partners from settling into a position.
- π© While positions are encouraged, the frequency felt like performance pressure rather than enjoyable exploration.
- π‘ A slower pace, like every two to three minutes, might be more effective, but the 60-second rule was too frequent.
"Trick" - Gently Pulling Penis Skin During a Hand Job
- π€ This technique, involving pulling the skin down and holding it, was considered a trick for general enjoyment, though potentially useful for training to last longer.
- π« It limits stimulation and enjoyment for the giver, as it blocks off a large portion of the shaft and reduces hand movement.
- π ββοΈ The focus should be on enjoyable giving, and this method was found to be trapping and limiting.
"Trick" - Strip Tease Through a Window
- πΆββοΈ Sending a partner outside and performing a strip tease through the window was labeled a trick because most partners would immediately come inside.
- π€ The idea of timing how long it takes them to return was seen as a purile fantasy with little practical appeal.
- π‘ Modifications like locking the door or turning it into a competition were suggested to make it more engaging, but the original tip was a trick.
"Trick" - Turning Bedroom Lights Blue
- π΅ While turning bedroom lights blue was presented as a way to intensify orgasms, it was deemed a trick as there's no scientific basis for it.
- β€οΈ However, experimenting with colored lights, particularly red light, was considered a treat for its flattering effect on skin and creating a sexy ambiance.
- β¨ Different colored lights can impact the vibe, but won't magically enhance orgasms; red light is recommended for its aesthetic qualities.
"Trick" - Starting to Get Naked During an Argument
- β οΈ Starting to get naked during an argument was largely considered a trick and potentially harmful, as it can signal a lack of seriousness or an attempt to distract.
- π While it might work in rare, minor disagreements to break tension, it's generally inappropriate for serious conflicts and can escalate the situation.
- π ββοΈ It does not foster a sense of being on the same team and can send the wrong message.
"Treat" - Sexing While in the Same Room
- π Being in the same room and engaging in sexual activity, even via text, was a treat and a fun way to build intimacy and confidence, especially for those shy about dirty talk.
- π₯ It can be particularly sexy when others are present, creating a thrilling tease.
- π This method was highly recommended for couples looking to add excitement and connection.
"Treat" - Face-to-Face Cuddling After Sex
- π₯° Ending with face-to-face cuddling for at least five minutes was a sweet treat that fosters emotional connection and intimacy.
- π It's an opportunity many couples miss to linger in the post-sex intimacy, especially beneficial for men to express vulnerability.
- β This simple act significantly increases emotional connection and is a valuable practice for lasting intimacy.
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