Meg Ryan-style fauxgasm is a common occurrence in the bedroom, with many people faking orgasms to please their partners. Psychotherapist Ness Cooper advises against constant faking but acknowledges that there are situations where it may be beneficial. Sex expert Annabelle Knight highlights key signs to avoid when faking an orgasm, such as lack of eye contact, mirroring, stiffness, delayed responses, inconsistent facial expressions, and overcompensation. It is important to enhance the connection with your partner and make the experience enjoyable for both parties.
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Fears raised that a crowd crush at Notting Hill Carnival is ‘only a matter of time’
Crowd safety experts express significant concerns regarding the Notting Hill Carnival, as fears of a mass casualty event loom with an expected attendance of one million this weekend. Attendees report feeling unsafe, citing past experiences of extreme crowding, and experts warn that serious injuries or fatalities are "100% foreseeable," urging for stricter crowd management measures. Want More Context? 🔎
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