When the snow falls and we’re all cozy and cuddled up indoors, it’s easy to let your sex life fall into a bit of a funk. Winter time tends to add on some undesired poundage, and once you’re toasty warm in bed, sleep seems to draw you in a lot faster than in those sticky summer nights. If you’re thinking what I’m thinking, you’re wondering just how you could help beating the winter time sex drought. Well my friends, taking the sexapades outdoors is a great idea, and believe it or not, it’s a fantasy many woman have. But how do you make it practical? I don’t know about you, but I’m not exactly interested in freezing any of my fun parts off. Here are a few basic tips to help you overcome those wintery roadblocks attempting to put a damper on your alfresco fun!
Heat it up! Now this may seem obvious, but cold temperatures restrict blood flow, and that can make it difficult for his soldier to stand at attention. If you want to get down and dirty in the snow, make sure you warm up your body first, and get the blood flow pumping. Try snowboarding, skiing, or even hiking to the sexy spot of your choosing. This will not only warm up your bodies making it easier and a more comfortable transition into sex, but it’s a good way to make your way somewhere less likely to be seen.
Be prepared. Now spontaneity may be your calling card, but when it comes to freezing temperatures, it’s not the smartest route to go. The cold doesn’t just affect him ladies, cold dry air can dry things out down there too. We all know, without the proper lubrication, things can get pretty uncomfortable, and downright painful. If you’re not the type to want to tote around a personal tube of lube, try looking into long lasting vaginal moisturizers. They can last anywhere up to three days, and can be inserted before leaving, so you’re good to go whenever the mood strikes.

Gear it up. Let’s face it, winter sex calls for layers, and that tends to mean limited access. But don’t fret, try wearing clothing you won’t have to worry about taking all the way off. Ski pants that zip on the sides are a good choice, and if anyone asks, it’s just to make using the restroom easier. You might want to look into bringing a waterproof blanket as well, this way you’re not getting soaked in all the wrong ways.
There you have it! Hopefully these tips will help you find a new meaning for the term, snow blowing!




