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#330416 03/03/05 08:03 AM
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Okay since I'm new here I hope that I'm posting this in the right place.

My husband and I have been married since August 2004. It's sad to say but he has never satisfied me in my intimate needs (during sex). I feel so upset every time we do have sex and he coms so fast or is always too tired... It has got so bad that first I started to have random dreams about other guys and now worst because I do all the time, and all day I think about other guys... I feel terrible because of this. I did sit down with him and told him how I felt but I feel like there's no hope. Yesterday he wanted to have sex and I didn't feel like it. I don't ever feel like having sex when I know that I will end up unsatisfied and sad. What should I do?

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Would you and your husband consider sex therapy? Have the two of you taken time just to explore each other's bodies? Perhaps he can help stimulate you without the intercourse part. Have you taken time to learn your own body so that you can show him how you like to be touched?

Did you wait until you were married? Is it possible that he's just too sensitive? Talking about it should help de-sensitize him so that he doesn't cum so fast...

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I have mentioned the sex therapy part, but he says it's so expensive and that our insurance won't cover it...... We have taken time to explore each other's bodies. I even went the other day and bought a book on the female and male orgasm and I told him "Lets read it toghether" and it never happened... : ( I have told him in what areas and ways I like to be touched, but that didn't work either <img border="0" alt="[Teary]" title="" src="graemlins/teary.gif" />

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They have DVD's that show couples how to have better sex. Maybe you can try this. It's not only educational it mught be a good arousal. They have creams that extend his staying power. He needs to develop a concern and want to please you. Patience and willing to do what it takes. Do you enjoy his touch? Is his touch comfortable? Does he take his time? do you encourage him when he gets it right? Are you both quiet while doing it? You have to talk to each other, explore, attempt.

I hope this helps.

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What are those creams called and where can they be found?

Yes, I do enjoy his touch and I do tell him when he does things right.

During sex I try talking to him, but he totally wants to block everything out....

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Well, as for the creams to help men, there are numerous out there. You might do a Google or Yahoo search on "men arousal creams” or “men prolong creams” you will get plenty of hits. Now, if creams are not something he’s into, there are other things to assist a man to prolong his experience. The most used is just a regular condom. Not the thin or pre-lubricated. The point here is to make it more difficult for him to get sensation. There are elastic rings that he would wear around (at the base of his you know what) that would keep the blood in that area enabling him to stay longer. There is a spot between is scrotum and his buttocks that if pressed at the point of ejaculation it would stop him from (you know!). This would enable him to continue, but it would take a lot longer for a next time to occur. Plus there are many other options.

Too be honest, reading your replies, it seems that maybe it’s more than just him being too quick. Has he had any other experiences before you? Has he had any bad experiences in the past? Are you comparing him too some one else from the past? Does he enjoy sex with you? Is the rest of the relationship going well? Was this a problem before marriage? Are there things that you would love to experience or want him to do that he’s turned off or will not help you with? Is there something that he wants that you will not perform for him? You mentioned that you tried to talk during but that he did not like it. Did he express it for you to stop or not doing it? Is he a religious person? Is his way more aggressive (meaning done quick and turn over)? How is his thinking about women in general? Is he attractive and is he attracted to you? Does he show that he likes in women (preference in some parts of the women body). Does he have some friends of the opposite sex? Does he get excited quickly and often (in other words if you get too close too him he seems to be ready)? Does he seem to know what he's doing when you are together?

The best thing is when both partners are in agreement to experiment with each other and on each other to please not only themselves but also their partner. Making sure you have plenty of time, with the right atmosphere (candle lights, soft music, etc..). Taking your time and being slow, with each other. Actually avoid intercourse until the very end, just touch, caress, squeeze, kiss, rub, massage, make every touch be a spark. Maybe you can even use some assistance with your needs. Since a women sometimes takes longer then a man, vibrators (and other things) would help you, and in turn it might even help him seeing you being pleased.


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