From the clothes he wore to the way he carried himself, from his wristwatches to his ideas, tactical approach, training drills, substitutions, pre-match and post-match interviews, almost everything about Amorim was subjected to criticism, judgment and resentment by the fanbase, Ex players and the English media.
Yet through it all,he stood by his ideas, remained true to himself and continued trying to figure things out, even when everything around him seemed to be falling apart.
This clip will always be my favourite highlight of his time at Manchester United.
Amorim will forever have a fan in me!❤️🇵🇹
When actor Terry Crews married Rebecca King in 1989, nobody knew they were building one of Hollywood’s strongest marriages.
Now 37 years, 5 kids and still head over heels. one thing hasn't changed: that iconic smile❤️
@QuadriOPE18 Indeed Fact's don't knw why his doesn't want to try something different his gonna learn the hard way. Cunha really did well from the left wing top notch work for bringing us back
@elizaego1 Uhh I've always have that thought on why must it have to be painful when penetration happens, now I've come too now understand how it's must be done 😌♂️♀️
Sex should NOT be painful.
If it is, take the focus off penetration for now. Get to know your own body and what feels good for you (touch yourself and explore).
With a partner, don’t skip foreplay (kissing, touching, fingering, oral sex, clitoral and nipple stimulation, etc.). Take your time. Enjoy everything else until you feel your body is ready for penetration.
When you’re ready, use plenty of lube (even if you’re already wet), go slowly and experiment with different positions and angles to find what feels comfortable for you.
If it starts to hurt at any point, STOP. Don’t force it or push through the pain.
If sex continues to be painful, please see a healthcare professional. And it’s okay if penetration isn’t your thing. You can still have pleasurable sex without it.