by Shar Rednour
I remember Fanny Fatale doing “Stripping for Your Lover” classes back before every reality star on Earth was installing a pole in her living room. I was at my son’s preschool the other day and all the straight moms were discussing which pole-dancing class to take! They were actually embarrassed that the new mom on the block (me) overheard them. Hilarious.
Dancing to entice your prey is so sexy. My favorite part of One Night Stand is the beginning when they are dancing at the club and end up in a hot bathroom make-out. I love it.
In Hard Love we have a femme Renee stripping for a butch and–I think the first ever butch (Devon) to strip on screen. You can easily watch her moves for tips on how to do this at home. She is not perfect–I actually taught her in the moment on set. And that is a good learning tool.
The pros make it look easy, then you try it and fall down getting off your panties!
Tip 1: Don’t wear panties. Joking. Lie down on your back and stretch your legs above your head to take off your panties. Butches or masculine folks: have your babe or boi pull down your briefs for you to find a big surprise waiting!
I find the anticipation of sex one of the best ways to get yourself eaten alive.
Tip 2: When doing a striptease, judge your audience. Is your lover (or lovers) going to be able to sit there and wait until the show is over with? Try tying her up to a kitchen chair (with no arms) with your bathrobe sash if think she is going to scoop you up and carrying you off to bed before the show is over with. Did you see how Renee and Devon ravaged each other after the heat factor went up from the stripping?
I KNOW WHAT YOU ARE SAYING–what’s so bad about being dragged off to bed before the tease is done? Or better yet thrown right down and fucked silly right there on the floor? Well, it is better. If you make them wait, and squirm, and salivate, and make their fists open and close, fingers and cocks rising waiting. Trust me. It’s better.
Tip 3: For those wearing combat boots or any boots: Untie or loosen your laces before you get started. Our PA loved loosening Johnny Fremont’s (Devon’s) laces. I had to slap her to get her out of the shot.
Tip 4: Front-closure bras. That does help.
Tip 5: Zippers not buttons. Whether it’s a long zipper down your back that you need help with or a dykedick hiding under Levi’s fly.
Note: intermediates and pros can handle some buttons of course. Just practice. When there’s no time, grab the clothes with zippers. And if they stick–be prepared to lose the dress forever because you’ll want to just rip it off!
Bonus Tip: You don’t need a pole to strip for your lover.
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Shar Rednour is the femme diva who runs S.I.R. Video with her partner, Jackie Strano. She is also the director of Hard Love and How to Fuck in High Heels, Sugar High Glitter City and many other sexy DVDs.
Short and Sweet
Friday, August 28th, 2009This week we mourn the deaths of two very different but influential people, whose lives were sweet and too short.
Edward Kennedy, the United States senator from Massachusetts known to all as Ted, championed access to healthcare, anti-apartheid and many other important causes. His colleagues genuinely liked him, whether or not they agreed with him.
“This is the cause of my life…to guarantee that every American…will have decent, quality health care as a fundamental right and not just a privilege. For four decades I have carried this cause—from the floor of the United States Senate to every part of this country. It has never been merely a question of policy; it goes to the heart of my belief in a just society.”
–Senator Edward Kennedy
RIP Ted.
Ellie Greenwich died later the same day, Wednesday, August 26, 2009. She was 69, and if the name doesn’t ring a bell, her music no doubt does. “Be My Baby,” “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home),” “Da Doo Ron Ron,” “Chapel of Love,” “River Deep – Mountain High” and, perhaps best known, “Leader of the Pack.”
Here’s Ellie Greenwich singing her song “Sunshine after the Rain,” from YouTube with pictures of the singer/songwriter: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_TmFIaFUjc
It was to this music we learned to dance and to love and to make love.
RIP Ellie.
Yours in good love and sex,
Nan & Christi
nan@fatalemedia.com
christi@fatalemedia.com
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