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Make up certain games in your lovemaking. Involve your husband in them. Let him surprise you. Have the stress be upon, first of all, gentle touches. You know many of these sensitivity techniques. Use these. Let yourself be lost in the wonder of his hand upon your thigh, of the heat between the hand and the thigh, and forget the word or thought of sexual orgasm. You are laboring too much.

This means using your mind and applying the mind to the body—not blocking out the mind. Any love encounter is truly unique and different from any other and this you must understand. A love encounter is a way of expressing your individuality. In expressing it, you do not lose it—you are not less a rebel. In expressing it you become more what you are—you jump the bridge of communication beyond words, and this can be a simple thing involving merely the touch of hand on hand or thigh on thigh.

I suggest once more that you concentrate upon relatively few areas of the body: the hands, the face, the arms, the thighs. Become aware of your own sensations in those areas as he touches you there.

His legs and thighs are releasing. [...]

[...] continues all evening; some additional motion, standing, to the left; left arm feels ready to let go; new sensations right upper thigh; left knee. [...]

This entire area (with gestures to the hips and thighs) here and here tightened the knee area and held it. [...] The thigh areas and all of their parts are activated now, usually in an alternating pattern.

[...] The other area involved ligaments and muscles that attached the thighs to the trunk, resulting in the behavior of the knees and legs in general.

[...] During the night I was awakened several times, with that peculiar soreness in thighs and arms; at the same time my jaws dropped noticeably and I could feel motion going through my body. [...]

There is nothing amiss with the red spot on Ruburt’s thigh. [...]

[...] I can now massage the thigh and calf of her broken leg in a way impossible to do even last week, and I can feel changes taking place in that more immobile leg of the two. [...]

[...] In fact, she could swing the right hand down so that it touched her thigh, then moved outside of it. [...]

[...] “More work is being done on that right elbow,” Jane said, and again began moving her right hand down past her thigh on the outside, even farther than she’d done at 3:49. [...]

[...] Her backside was sore, as well as her hips and inner thighs at the groin; she couldn’t move forward easily. [...]

[...] With all this you have the changes in the thighs and hips, so that the muscular rigidity has definitely given away. [...]

[...] I massaged her thighs after supper. [...]

When you become involved in the figure work however, make sure that you allow yourself special freedom in the area of the upper thighs.

The flexibility and spring, the gait, the appearance of living legs will depend upon a special fluidity in the area of the upper thigh. [...]

[...] “The impetus comes all the way up into the thigh now,” Jane said, and I could see the thigh muscles moving, tensing and relaxing. [...]

(Note: Later that week, I had a similar dream, but the cloth was folded underneath my thighs, bearing me along in a sitting position about six feet above the ground. [...]

[...] Now she could move her arms far enough down to touch her thighs—something she couldn’t do yesterday. [...]

[...] She could reach further down toward her thighs. [...]

[...] Such as her impulse to hold a cigarette in her right hand again, or to reach out with her left hand to scratch her right thigh, or to hold the cup she uses in the morning to rinse out her mouth while the nurse does her teeth. [...]

[...] When I got to 330 she was having spasms in her inner thigh and buttock muscles—those areas I’d noticed being so tight yesterday. [...]

(Earlier today she’d showed me how she’d discovered quite by “accident” that she could reach down to touch the inside of her right thigh with her left hand—farther than she’s reached in a long time. [...]

[...] The effort of the new motion showed in her hip and thigh and belly, tensing all of those muscles. [...]

[...] “Now it feels like my left thigh and belly is trying to straighten out,” she exclaimed. [...]

[...] There is definitely more flexibility in the knees, the thigh muscles, areas by the Achilles heel, and feet. [...]

[...] And all you had was a cut—a wound in your left thigh. [...]