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How to make some one more sexualy active with food or pressure points ?
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Can't: "making someone more sexually active" sounds like trying to change their behavior without their consent. There are no foods or pressure points that have this effect, and it would be unethical to try it anyway. Good general nutrition (food) and romantic or erotic caressing (pressure points, sort of) can create a sexual mood, but behavior is up to the individual.
Answered 4/23/2016
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