Our brain creates associations between certain stimuli and strong emotions, forming so-called anchors.
Anchors can be scents, music, the timbre of a voice, a phrase, an accessory, an item of clothing, or a place.
Every time faced with such a stimulus, the brain itself reproduces the emotions and memories associated with it.
For example, after a particularly vivid date, give your man a high-quality hand cream with a pleasant scent and offer to keep it in the car so that he uses it regularly.
You can say, “You have such strong, manly hands. I also want them to be soft.โฆ I love it so much when you caress me inside. You already know all my magic points, and your touch makes me want to cum over and over again.” ๐
Over time, the fragrance of this cream and the ritual of hand care will become a kind of anchor for him. Upon sensing a similar smell, the brain will automatically complete the chain of memories. Together with him, he will remember your pleasure and the emotions he felt next to you.