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"Look, when the mood--and I do mean THE mood--strikes, you just go with it, right? Right. But figuring out what got you there can be a good tool for your love life. I was fascinated by this article I came across over at Huffington Post on arousal types, and you&amp;#x27;ll see why it makes an awesome weekend challenge. Author and sex therapist Petra Zebroff says that most of us don&amp;amp;#8217;t really analyze what turns us on, but that doing so can help your sex life really sizzle. Here are the four arousal types Zebroff says most people fall under (and you can see more detailed descriptions by clicking the link above): The Sensual Type: Gets turned on by sensations like touch, smell and taste. The Cognitive Type: Driven by thought and imagination, and relies on fantasy and porn. The Intimacy Type: Fueled by connection, and gets worked up by the feeling of sharing with their partner. The Attractor Type: Gets their main source of arousal from their partner finding them sexy. You can probably guess which you are based on the descriptions, but for a clearer analysis, you can visit Art of Connection and answer a short questionnaire, and a clinical sexologist will tabulate your answers and send you and email with your results. It only takes a few minutes, so why don&amp;amp;#8217;t you and your guy both fill it out, compare results, and then challenge each other to turn the other on using your newfound knowledge of your arousal types? Now that&amp;#x27;s a happy weekend! Which type do you think you are? Which type is your guy? If anyone gets their results (and ahem, tests them out), tell us what you learned! Turn ons: *Top Turn-ons For Men and Women *What Really Turns Men On (and Off!) *The Perfumes and Fragrances That Turn Men On&amp;amp;#8212;and Off Photo: Thinkstock "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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