Posizioni e più del sesso
(The Study of Sensual Positions )

By PARA VOCE


The Kama Sutra

The Kama Sutra is a series of texts originally written in Sanskrit many years ago. The word Kama in Sanskrit means desire whereas Sutra refers to a set of rules. Contrary to what a lot of people believe, sex is not the only thing discussed in the ancient book, the desire discussed in the book also refers to singing, poetry, reading, and dancing. Sex is only a small part of the text - it comprises only 20% of the entire book. The book contains 64 sexual positions, based on eight ways of love making and multiplied by eight positions per specific way. The rest of the book is dedicated to providing guidance and insight into the relationship between men and women.

All the information provided in the Kama Sutra is deigned to give its readers an abundant source of information on relationships and love. The book is designed to benefit its readers' lives - both romantically and sexually. Exploring the book of Kama Sutra and learning from it can be a rich and rewarding experience, and it is relatively easy too. Here are a few guidelines to help start you on your way to becoming more in tuned into the principles of ancient art and the Kama Sutra sex positions.

The first step is to learn the context of the book itself. It is important to learn the basic outlook of the philosophy detailed in the book before going deeper into the insights provided. The Kama Sutra was written years ago based on Indian philosophy - giving advice on how to live people's lives relating to their romantic relationships, sex, and even their domestic lives.

After learning its context, you can then read the text. A good translated version was done by Richard Burton. Reading the book is a good way to get yourself acquainted with the terms used as well as the book's unique approach to dating and sex. After this, you may then find a specific text to focus on. After your initial reading, think about the area that interests you most and look for texts written specifically on that topic.

Go through a book of Kama Sutra sex positions. The book is essentially a philosophical book, but it can be hard to simply ignore its approach to sex and the innovative Kama Sutra sex positions. A book detailing these sexual positions will allow you to look more into the sexual ideas of the Kama Sutra. Finally, try to integrate and practice the principles of Kama Sutra into your everyday life. Whether it involves trying a Kama Sutra sex position you have read about or simply treating your partner more tenderly - the best and most effective way to explore the Kama Sutra texts is to apply it in your life.

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Big-Booty Bonanza

Not Every Jean Cradles The Apple-Bummed

Ever since J.Lo hit the red carpet, big booties have been all the rage. The immense popularity of hip-hop culture--which has always been fascinated with big butts--hasn't hurt either; R & B has managed to get in on the action too, propelling the bootylicious, bouncing Beyoncé to the top of the charts. It took a while for the trend to filter down to street level, but it finally hit Vancouver with a vengeance this summer. During August's sweltering heat, women of all ages and descriptions stripped down and paraded their enormous rumps around our sun-drenched city. Ass cleavage became an accessory to be proudly displayed, just as one would show off a beautiful pair of shoes. It was official: the starved-heroin-addict look was out; the bodacious bod was in.

Personally, I couldn't be more thrilled. As the owner of a fairly sizable rear end, I embraced this development and did a little catwalking of my own. But when it came time to shop for fall denim, my old body-image dread returned. Would there be jeans that fit me or would they still be designed for stick-thin women who look like prepubescent boys? Would the skinny salesgirls gloat as I struggled to get the pants over my hips? Would I return home, empty-handed, and sulk for days? I decided to brave the wilds of fall jean shopping so that other apple-bummed women wouldn't have to. Taking three full-figured friends with me for support, I set out to try on every line of high-end jeans available and find the most booty-friendly pair to be had.

We combed the city, hitting a range of boutiques. Frustration abounded. One salesgirl looked me up and down, and announced smugly that she didn't carry sizes over 28--as if 120 pounds is shockingly obese. And some of the most chic lines--apparently not having heard about the rump revolution--were still pumping out pants that catered to the anorexic would-be model.

James, among the buzz brands for fall (retailing at approximately $220), seemed to be designed for Gwyneth Paltrow look-alikes. My cheeks were literally falling out the back, and they were so unflattering that they earned a measly C-- from my shopping posse. Paper Denim & Cloth ($250) were similarly disappointing. I admired the classic style and worn look of the patches and frayed seams, but the bum had a flattening effect and the thighs were too tight. The line was written off with a B--. The I collection, which I hear is huge in Montreal right now, is definitely not for big back yards; the fit is frumpy and the exaggerated whiskering on the upper thighs highlights any riding-up that may be taking place. Diesel's Hipper ($250) is to be avoided at all costs, somehow managing to transform curves into boxy bulk. Diesel's Katu model ($265) was better, getting a B+ from the peanut gallery, but its unbearably tight waist rendered it impractical. Surprisingly, the priciest pair turned out to be the least attractive: Notify jeans, retailing at a whopping $385, have a dangerously low, unappealing cut. Despite unique grainy texturing, gorgeous diagonal side pockets, and beautiful stitching, the über expensive item sat at D-- on the bum scale.


I wasn't the only one having difficulties. In the change room at Aritzia (1110 Robson Street), we met an attractive, hourglass-shaped woman in her 20s who appeared close to tears; she was trying on her umpteenth pair of jeans and was thoroughly disheartened. Intrigued by our project, she tried on the jeans I suggested and went home with the same pair of 7s that were among my favourites. (Aritzia's carry-over styles of 7s [Dojo, $255] and Citizens of Humanity [Ingrid, $208] were numbers two and three on my wish list.) The Juicy flares we tried on there were also adequate. Elsewhere, we found Jean Paul Da'mage, Rock & Republic, and Chip n' Peppers to be generally flattering.


Finally, our booty brigade arrived at FAB (2177 West 4th Avenue), which is, hands down, the best spot in town to shop for denim. Their selection is unparalleled, their taste is impeccable, and one of their sales associates, Paula, is an expert on designer labels. What's more, all the staff share a warm, friendly manner that minimizes the inevitable trauma associated with seeing your ass poking out in a giant three-way mirror. It was there that I found my perfect, A+ pair of jeans. Big Star's boot-cut, five-pocket, medium-wash jeans ($185; available only at FAB) are nothing short of exquisite: low-cut but not frighteningly so; slight, tasteful whiskering; a subtle flare. Best of all: they give you premium ghetto booty.


So if you are a Ms. Fat Booty type and are tormented by the thought of denim shopping, do yourself a favour: go to FAB and let them pick you out a knockout pair of jeans. Then you can get back to shaking your tailfeathers and profiling your newly trendy ass.

THE BIG BOTTOM

Our obsession with looks

Ladies, you need no longer shudder with guilt and fear as you ask, "Do these pants make my butt look big?" The answer you want to this question is now, unbelievably, an enthusiastic "Yes!"

All the years -- decades -- millions of American women have been laboring to rein in or reduce their rears, and now, almost overnight, we're off the hook. One woman, single-endedly, has made this change.

Jennifer Lopez, actress, singer, dancer, serial bride, the first major babe in recent memory not to look as if she hasn't eaten anything since 1996. In fact, she is renowned for having a strikingly large and prominent caboose.

Of course, that's by the standards of Hollywood, where you get sent to a fat farm if you balloon up to a size 2. Most of us out here in flyoverland would be overjoyed just to squeeze into single digits.

But seeing that men drool over J. Lo's, um, Golden Globes, women are rushing to look like her with another amazing new example of better living through surgery.
As one grateful plastic surgeon put it, "Jennifer has made big bottoms big news again." You may remember that the last time big bottoms made big news, it was because airlines were talking about charging double fares for them.

I'm seeing phrases in news reports on this phenomenon that I did not think would ever be written, like "desperate for a bigger butt" and "buttock augmentation operation."

Women whose tiny tushes made them the envy of their aerobics classmates are now seeing their self-esteem bottom out. Dr. Bruce Nadler, a New York plastic surgeon, told ABCNews.com, "Some women have very little on their own. These are people who struggle and feel frustration where genetics limit them."

Cry me a river, Twiggy.

Men palpitated over Pamela Anderson and women ran out to get breast implants. Now J. Lo, now booty-bags. In another 10 years, we will all be completely synthetic Barbie dolls with puffy lips, giant breasts and rock-hard buns you could rest a drink on.

One article I read on this trend quoted a former gymnast who agonized about her lack of "cushioning." She got implants, and now she wears a thong at the beach. Oh sure, it took several surgeries, weeks of recovery and a royal pain in the you-know-where that lasted months. But she can wear a thong now! That's fulfillment.
Thank goodness for the intrepid surgeons who saw such suffering and shame and found it in their hearts to do something about it. One experienced Beverly Hills (there's a surprise) doctor started out by putting the silicone implant above the gluteus muscle, but he found the implant was then prone to slide around under the skin. That paints a picture, doesn't it? "My, that's quite a pair of knees you've got there, Louann."

Of course, there are the nitpickers who try to take all the fun out of prosthetic pulchritude. There's some negative nattering about infection, bleeding, pain and damage to the sciatic nerve, which might cause major disability. But the important part is how you look, right?

All that pain and suffering means you'll miss many weeks of work. But your employer is sure to understand the concept of having your butt in a sling. And your co-workers will never notice when you return from your "extended sick leave" with two halves of a basketball down your pants.

Some surgeons worry that silicone implants, while jim-dandy for the breasts, don't hold up so well in a high-pressure area like the bum. So, you might have to give up on learning to ice skate.

One doctor admits that while the finished product feels like a Jell-O mold, ("Watch it wiggle! See it jiggle!") it's "not totally comfortable when you sit back on it." I'm not totally sure I'd want to sit on a Jell-O mold. But when has comfort had anything to do with allure?

Also, implant surgery is expensive, at $4,000-$5,000 per chic chubby cheek. Trendy clothes you've been dying to wear not included.

If that's too rich for your blood, you can opt for having fat sucked out of other parts of your body and redeployed in your fanny. Who ever thought that women shelling out for lipo would want the fat put back in?

So thank you, J. Lo, for knocking our world on its keister.

Until next year, when the next flavor-of-the-month movie star turns men's heads with her charmingly boyish figure and the way her pants just hang slack off her back.

I'm going to go sit in a Jell-O mold.

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