Subtle skills that translate into being good in bed
- Publish date
- Saturday, 18 Nov 2017, 12:59PM

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'Have you ever had a crazy crush on someone and it seems that they are perfect in every way, that is until they pet an animal in a strange way?
It may just seem like a slight mistake but your instincts and your feelings are now conflicted and you're unbelievably confused.
You should really listen to your instincts here, because apparently not having a good connection with animals is a hint of future bedroom boredom.
A question was posted to the insightful folk of Reddit asking '"What talent outside the bedroom is a sure sign of talent inside the bedroom?'
And here are a few interesting answers:
"Eating a peach and not getting any peach juice on your hands."
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"I dated a trombone player one time.
UNBELIEVABLE skills.
10/10 highly recommend."
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"Getting all of the yoghurt out of the pot without a spoon."
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"When they lick an envelope and the envelope moans."
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"Good health.
Good sex is exhausting. Especially if you want to for round 2,3,4...
Not saying you have to be a college athlete to have great sex, that's far from the truth.
But being in decent shape helps a lot."
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"Playing any musical instrument.
Piano?
Hardcore finger skills.
Brass?
Hardcore tongue skills.
Strings?
They stroke wood all day anyway."
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"A good saxophone player knows how to use their hands and mouth to make great music."
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"Kissing.
I know it happens in a bedroom too, but if I'm kissing someone at a bar and we do that well together, then I know sexy time will be fun. If the kisses don't go well, then I have serious doubts about their bedroom abilities."
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"Massage. I can't believe no one has pointed this out."
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"Knowing how to pet a cat.
It shows that you can (a) respond to another living creature, (b) can be patient, and (c) usually have some nice finger twiddling down pat."
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"Their skill at dolphin/fly kicks while swimming."
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