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5 Things Wrecking Your Sex Life
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Is your hot and steamy love life feeling more lukewarm these days? You might think you're doing everything right, but there are sneaky sensual snafus that could be destroying your sex life. While most of them are easily fixed or avoided, you need to identify where you went (or are going) wrong. These five things could be ruining your sex life, so sit down, read up and get ready to light that fire once again.
1. Getting Grossed Out - Let's face it - the human body doesn't always produce the sexiest smells, areas of hair or secretions. If you flinch at the hint of a little B.O. down there, an untrimmed bikini line or the thought of bodily fluids touching you anywhere, you could be turning your partner off, or even worse, offending him or her.
There are a few ways you can overcome the "ick" factor - only have intercourse in or right after a shower, turn the lights off to avoid looking at things you don't like and keep plenty of towels or tissues on hand for liquid mishaps. Remember, sex is messy, so you should work on embracing the fact that you're going to get sweaty, squished and crumpled, and move on.

And yes, some things should always be off limits. If one partner wants something that makes the other partner uncomfortable or feel inferior, it should be stopped. And certain body fluids (blood, scat, urine...) are not meant for play.
NOT NOW ... it's the middle of the day,
it's the middle of the night,
I'm trying to sleep,
I just woke up,
I don't like sex in the morning,
don't wake me up for sex,
I haven't had a shower yet - I'm all dirty,
I just had a shower - I'm all clean,
I need my rest so I can work tomorrow,
it's my day off - let me rest,
I've got a headache,
my back hurts,
it's too hot in here,
it's too cold,
you're pulling my hair,
my back hurts,
my breath smells bad,
your breath smells bad,
I'm not in the mood,
you weren't nice to me,
we might wake up the kid,
the kid is outside and might come in,
the kid is away but might drop in,
it's that time of the month,
I might get pregnant,
you don't care about me,
you don't pay attention to me,
you're suffocating me with attention,
... and on and on, for decades.
Turns out, she only likes sex when she reads her "romance novels", and even then she only wants sex in her mind.
I had become like her treadmill. When she didn't have one, she desired it and just had to get one. Once she had the treadmill, she lost interest completely because, hey, it's always there - I can always do it later. Having something made it lose its value because she no longer desired to obtain it.
But today, it is no longer her choice. We no longer have sex because I have decided that I have reached my lifetime quota of rejection and indifference. She doesn't seem to understand that. She seems to think that I should jump at the chance to have sex with her (now that she's a fat old lady). But time has limited my sexual appetite, and her actions have destroyed my desire for her.
First, I'm sorry that others were less than kind. You don't deserve that.
That said, PLEASE talk to your Doctor about this, and when you do be just as blunt as you were in your comment here. There's no reason nor room for embarra*sment - your Doc is a medical professional whose *JOB* is to help!
You're not ever going to tell him or her anything that (s)he hasn't seen or heard before!
The truth is that Sex - done right - is *NOT* painful, it should be the most pleasurable experience possible.
It's possible that your husband is not taking the time to make sure you're physically aroused and ready, maybe he's unnaturally excessively "endowed", but that's INCREDIBLY rare, and even then you should have no real problems provided enough foreplay to ensure you're ready.
In short, if you don't have a medical problem, then "you're doing it wrong."
In either case, THIS *CAN* BE FIXED!!
If I can help, send me a message to my user_ID (dedicated_dad) at yah00 dot c0m. I have no "motives" or whatever other than a desire to help - I'm a married man and would rather set myself on fire than break a solemn vow, but reading your message broke my heart.
It's never too late to fix things, and once you find what you've been missing, you'll have a lot of happy years to look forward to!
If I look back at my sexual happiness in relationships, the women who weren't afraid of swallowing/tasting were the ones that pleased me the most in the bedroom. It ranged from being more aggressive in starting contact, to being open to trying new positions, to giving a morning bj 'just because' every once in a while. The only exception was a woman I dated during my late 20's that wouldn't exchange body fluids because she was saving that for her future husband (she was very adventurous otherwise.)
One of my less pleasing lovers rarely went down on me while I would go down on her at the drop of a hat (and loved it.) Her rare BJs were boring and I always got the feeling that it was because she was scared to death of that thing going off in her mouth(she had no interest in that happening.) I almost always had to ask her to do this for me and felt that the only way she was going to do this on her own is if I saved a puppy from a burning building.
It takes a toll when you feel like you are 10x more willing to please her than you and sex turns into a 'can we? It's been a month' sympathy lay situation. Sooner or later, these relationships are bound to collapse.
...and for the record this girl loves her toys and her porn...
Oh and maybe it's just me but guys enough with marinating in cologne. Soap, water and antiperspirant does wonders...Dated two guys who did not wear any form of cologne and ahh it was the biggest turn on that I actually knew the way they smelled. There is definitely something to be said about pheromones.
Oh and while I have the floor, I was looking through a catalog the other day and I actually was floored that some women will go through the trouble of using discreet covers to hide that their nipples become erect. Really? You're ashamed of showing you have working nipples? Everyone has nipples what is the big effing deal?
Reading these comments makes me roll my eyes... I personally like men who wear cologne, and it isn't always acceptable to have your nipples showing through your business casual at work, durr.
Also everyone, men and women, have moments where they can't perform like a porn star, deal with it, it's life.
By the way I didn't say that cologne was a bad thing (although personally I don't think it makes a man any sexier or more attractive), I said marinating in it is a bit much. If you leave behind a cologne cloud or cause people to wheeze or gag when you are present then that is just a tad too much.
Once you get past the smell - you got it licked...
Who writes this tripe?
Being experimental also a guy translation: they want every single sex toy from the Hustler store to feel and do just what they think it will do for them, and the partner has to be willing and have the skills to do whatever it's advertised to do.
Ugh, reading and to quote bigbalz "to smell my pud and they think it's perfume" Um, news bulletin. Chics in girltalk NEVER discuss the lovliness of a gross, skanky guy's family jewels.....the majority of chics demonstrate a "liking" for such junk because it keeps them liked by the guy during sex so they can feel they've hit the big time.
...BUT the Best Day to day and night to night and Life in general...
..That I have,is with the ONE who I Love and know Loves Me too...etc...
However, it would behoove many of you to learn to think from another human beings perspective instead of a*suming that everyone is like yourself. The truth is that there are many people in the world with insecurities about sex - for many reasons, one being the judgmental and retributive attitude of many of you commenters.
Emotions and stress in an insecure person gets in the way of doing the seemingly simple, obvious things like saying "I like position X", or such a person might be too embarra*sed to do anything outside their comfort bubble. Not only that, but their comfort bubble might be of miniscule size compared to those without emotional hang-ups.
This article does a good service to the world by possibly reaching out to those with insecurities, and if these insecurities are mild (heavy insecurities probably need professional help), then maybe the reasonable and logical words in this article can help point such people in the right direction for fixing themselves.







