Australian expert Nadia Bokodi believes you can improve your partner's sexual satisfaction

The size of your genitals, technique or anything like that has nothing to do with it – the key is just to be careful and keep taking care of it.

It may sound naive, but the fact is that it builds intimacy between you, which gives women more confidence and pleasure in bed, Telegraph reports.

“The feeling of fingers entwining with my fingers in public.

A message asking me how the project I was excited about went.

The tufts of hair that sweep away from my forehead after a tiring day.

All these little gestures are very erotic to me," says the Australian sex guru.

"Besides, holding hands while walking down the street excites me far more than any form of foreplay," she adds.

Nadia's advice is to send a message to your partner during the day, letting them know you're thinking about them, that you support them every day because that's how women fall in love.

"Ironically, a woman has a much better chance of climaxing if you send her thoughtful messages during the day than if you know exactly where her G-spot is. Because our brain plays a key role in sexual arousal, " explains Nadia.

Bokodi advises them to focus on intimacy outside of bed if they want more "action".

Small gestures like buying her flowers, taking her out on a date, or making her a hot bath can go a long way in igniting passion.

Small, completely non-sexual gestures like holding hands or playing with your partner's hair can also help, she claims.