She is untouchable.
A California woman has gained a new “superpower” by learning how to have a “touchless” orgasm.
Catalina Lawsin, 46, made the raunchy revelation in an interview with Southwest News Service on Wednesday, saying that practicing tantra several times a week helped her take advantage of the non-contact sprain.
The tony Santa Monica-based sex therapist claimed they can now climax while walking around running errands.
“I can go for a walk and invite myself to orgasm,” Lawsin enthused. “I feel like a bastard. Now that’s a superpower!”
Meanwhile, the lecherous Lawsin responded to Don Lemon’s infamous claim that middle-aged women are “past their prime,” saying she reached her sexual peak in her 40s.
“I have been in the best sexual moment of my life for the last seven years,” she declared excitedly. “When I was 30 years old, I was in a non-sex relationship with a man who was my best friend, but the sexual connection wasn’t there.”
Lawsin says that he has always been an erotic being, boldly stating: “I have a pretty high libido. My sexuality has always been at the center.”
The sensual psychologist, who has a Ph.D. In her field, he now specializes in helping couples “regain” intimacy, particularly postmenopausal women and patients with chronic or terminal illnesses.
He shared his top tips with SWNS for lovers who have lost their mojo and are struggling to reconnect.
“Practice outside the bedroom to change things up in the bedroom,” the kinky Californian advised. “If you haven’t had sex in years, if you’re not even holding hands, you have to go D, C, B first.”
“Take sex off the table. It’s too much pressure,” she continued. “We often see sex as just intercourse.”
Lawsin, who has a TikTok account with 163,000 followers, believes sexual satisfaction is “related to overall quality of life” but says sex doesn’t necessarily have to be with a partner.
“It’s about cultivating our sexual energy and how you can deepen your connection to your body,” she said.
“Sex used to be transactional for me,” the doctor stated. “But I don’t think a man will make me orgasm. You determine the quality of your own orgasm.”
For her part, the erotic expert also explained that love for others often begins with self-love, stating: “Take advantage of your conscience, connect with your bodies. Then build your self-confidence. Then you can start feeding.”
Lawsin says she hopes to enjoy sex with others and alone for decades to come.
“As we get older, we gain wisdom,” the doctor declared. “We see how our bodies change drastically. Our bodies are vessels and we choose to connect with them.
“As we get older, we have the right to wear the insignia of our body,” he reiterated. “Just because you’re 70 doesn’t mean you can’t have amazing sex.”