January 22, 2010

How can I get an erection for long time?

I am 29 years old. I am getting married shortly.

I am used to masturbation regularly since my 1st year of College. Whenever I see any scene of kissing or any semi nude photograph, etc., I used to get erection, and in night when the same scene comes on my mind, I used to masturbate. It used to take lot of time to ejaculate. But now since a year or so, such scenes are not making my penis to get erect, and if at all, it lasts for a very short period. In a very short time of erection, semen gets ejaculated.


Once while travelling in bus, it was full, i was sitting in the door, one person( male only) was sitting facing me, on foot board. it was night. He started touching my groin area occasionally, and with that my penis started to get erect. When he touched 4th or 5th time, I just avoided it, by holding that part of my pants with my hands, but as soon as I held it, semen came out. Why so fast is this happening? After marriage, will I be able to do justice to my wife? How can I get an erection for long time? I feel that my penis becomes bit soft in 2-3 minutes after it gets erected.
 

ANSWER

First, stop the masturbation or cut back as much as possible, unless you use the masturbation as ejaculation training. Using masturbation as ejaculation training means you stimulate yourself close to ejaculation and then back off from further stimulation. You don’t masturbate all the way to ejaculation. There is nothing wrong, per se, about masturbation to ejaculation, but in your case there are problems, so further masturbation to include ejaculation will only contribute to your problems persisting and/or getting worse.

 
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December 7, 2009

He want to have sex all the time

I’m in a relatively new relationship with a 45 year old man who wants sex all the time.  He said he would be happy if he could get it at least twice a day.  If he doesn’t get it he definitely is unhappy and has even gone as far as being angry at times thinking I led him to believe we would have sex and it didn’t happen.  He is recently divorced and said sex was an issue during the marriage – he wanted it more than she did. I think our sexual relationship is pretty normal; three to four times a week of fun satisfying sex.  But I don’t want it every day, and no matter how much I talk to him about it and give him what I feel are valid reasons – mood, timing, sore, even me having the flu wasn’t a deterrent – I actually think he was disappointed I was sick. He’s a nice guy but I feel sometimes he’s acting like a spoiled little boy.  We’ve had some serious conversations about this, as well as conversations about his jealousy.  Is there hope that he will chill out?  Is there language I can use to help him understand my position?  I’m about at the point where I want to say, “go out and find someone else who wants it as much as you do and leave me alone!”


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It is unlikely that his libido will decrease anytime soon, almost certainly not until he reaches his early 60s when there is a significant drop in his free testosterone. So you will either have to increase your willingness to have sex more frequently, or he will have to voluntarily decrease his, but the latter option is something you say he is either unwilling or unable to do. If this situation is unacceptable to you, it may be time to look for a new partner.


On the other hand, if you really love each other, there are ways you can learn to work with this situation.


First, he can begin learning the secrets of

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November 12, 2009

He's a kind of man who wants to have sex every night

I’m 24 years with 3 kids. My sex life with my husband its not to good. He's a kind of man who wants to have sex every night, but by the end of the day I’m so tired and with a big headache and don’t feel like having sex.  The only thing I want to do at night is get to bed, get some sleep and get ready for the next day. I want to be the same and have sex with him every night. I want some answers or any tips to my question.

 
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Your situation is a common one, many women share this dilemma. When you're tired and stressed, it's hard to wake up your sex drive.


You need to find ways to get more rest. Can you husband help out more with the kids and the housework? Do you have anyone else who can help you with these tasks? Is it possible to have

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November 9, 2009

Do you think this is his way of trying to get back with me?

It will be almost two years since I met this gentleman. He is two years younger than me. He is 60. We first started out talking on the phone, hours at a time, met and had at home dinners, and then started an intimate relationship which was good. We were open with what we wanted with making love, open to new ideas, read your sites and others for articles. Here is the problem. I was seeing him while he was still separated from his wife. She passed away 9 months ago, and since he has given me a cold shoulder. Not answering my phone messages, etc., even though prior to her death I was supportive to him and was there for him with all the problems surrounding family issues about her illness and where to place her while ill, etc. He made me feel like he just dropped me off the face of the earth. Probably had guilt feelings about seeing me while still married, etc., but I wasn't the first woman he was seeing. He was separated from her for years. Just the last woman he was seeing before and after her passing so I took the brunt of the guilt. I suppose. Now, lately we started e-mailing each other. Small stuff and he started sending me stuff from your site again as well as other sites. He asks if I have learned anything,( wondering if I read any of it), not implying I am not good in bed because we did satisfy each other and we always talked about learning more so I took that remark as meaning did I learn more. Do you think this is his way of trying to get back with me? Why send me this stuff if that were not the case? Or am I drawing at straws. He seems like he may have low self esteem and a little shy as well.


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Well, if he's emailing you again and sending you information about lovemaking and relationships, it sounds

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November 4, 2009

I'm having this feeling that he's with somebody

My husband was working in A cruise ship and I’m having this feeling that he's with somebody there because when were having sex I can’t feel that he has that same love still for me. I don’t know how to figure things out. It’s the same way we done our thing but I’m feeling there's always something missing and I don’t know if I’m just paranoid or insecure.


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The only way to know what's happening in your relationship with your husband is to talk about it with him. Ask him if he's happy with you. Tell him you're feeling some distance and want to bring your connection back. Be open and honest about your feelings, that you are insecure. Don't accuse him of sleeping around, avoid blaming and guilt, simply express your true heart.


Also, are you doing anything to bring more closeness? Are you making any sexual or romantic overtures to him? Do you let him know you respect and admire him?

 

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August 3, 2009

Sex has never been very good between us

My wife and I have been married for 10 years.  Sex has never been very good between us. It was better in the beginning now it's non-existent.  Maybe 1 time a month and then it's as quick as possible.  My wife is very sexy and I want to have sex every day but I know she doesn't like it so I don't even try.  She doesn't like any kind of foreplay just do it quick and be done, which makes me not want to do it.  I don't know what to do.  I have asked her if we can go to a therapist but she doesn't want to do that either.


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I would suspect that your wife has a history of sexual abuse and/or other experiences of sexual trauma from her past that is interfering with any normal healthy adult sexual expression. Therapy (which we do not do), or counseling (which we do offer, and it is very therapeutic) is almost certainly required if she is to heal any existing sexual wounds, and also our workshop(s) to help her learn the art of mature, healthy adult sexuality would be most helpful. For workshops I would recommend a private session. We could not give you the personal attention and help needed with a regular workshop including other couples.


Coaching/Counseling


Workshops



If your wife is not interested in any of these options, consider a membership at Sexy Spiritual Relationships, where you can begin to learn ways to help her heal and to learn to enjoy a more spiritual sacred sexuality. Click on the banner below for more information about memberships.

 

 
 
 

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May 4, 2009

My ex and I have decided to give each other another try

My ex and I have decided to give each other another try. It’s been a long time since we broke up. He’s been married/divorced; I have never been married.  I have a 16 year old handicapped daughter. It’s been 2 years since I broke up with her dad. We lived together 9 months and he hurt me real bad. Now he’s my daughter's father and the type who will just show up or call. He wants me back even though he has a girlfriend. I have got where I don’t open the door, don’t want to, so he may storm off or maybe hit the wall. How do I tell my friend I'm starting a relationship with how he acts? He hasn't been around in 3 weeks, but i feel he will just show up again and then what do I do? Let him in and then pray he doesn't flip when i say I have moved on? I have another ex. We broke up as friends and now he sometimes spends the night, but he will be all right when I mention someone else. In other words both  my ex's can get on my nerves, one just worse than the other. I like Gino a lot and i do not want any drama. I don’t know how he may react because what my daughter's father did to me was real low and I have told Gina i was in a bad relationship and I feel I should not say anymore.

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If your daughter’s father makes a disturbing scene when he comes around, you can get a police restraining order which prevents him from doing that. If he violates the restraining order he could go to jail. You have much drama in your life, whether you want it or not. If you want to put an end to the drama, stop being so dramatic. Start to clear things with all parties (the three men) involved, by letting them each know where they stand in the pecking order, and informing them of what is acceptable behavior and what is not. If you are not willing to do that you are being deceptive and manipulating them with your deceit. For example, you could clearly state to your daughter’s father, that he is welcome to come by and pick up his daughter for visitation (and take her with him – not visit her at your home), but otherwise he is not welcome to visit at all and that if he persists you will have to get a restraining order. Also inform him you are not interested in him any longer as a partner (friend, sex, etc.) and that you have another man (or men) in your life. Then tell the other men about each other so they can decide if they find that arrangement acceptable. If you are not willing to do that, then keep one of the other two men, and tell the other one to go. The drama is created by yourself when you do not honestly communicate with all parties involved about what you want so they can then decide freely what they want. For example, the other two men may be happy to share your attention and have you share your bed with both of them, or they may not. But if you tell them the way it is, then they can decide and either way, whether they stay or go, your drama will end.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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May 1, 2009

Shall I wait or should we break?

I am a 39 years old successful businessman. Four years ago I met a girl and fell deeply in love. Two years ago she got married to another guy through family fixed marriage. Shortly after her marriage, she told me that she still loved me and would like to continue our relationship. She promised that she will get a divorce. We have our secret affairs, and fell more deeply to each other. Until today, 2 years later, she is still married, and still talking about that divorce. I love her very much. I don't like that feeling of sharing her with another guy. She told me that she does not like her husband. There are no feelings and no love. They don't even have sex. I am having sleepless nights just thinking that they are sleeping together every night. What should  I do? Shall I wait or should we break? Please advice.


ANSWER

It is a sad fact that a married person having an affair, who promises to leave the marriage, rarely actually does leave the marriage. Two years is long enough to be conclusive evidence that you are in such a situation. Move on and start to create a relationship with someone who can return your love and make a real and meaningful commitment.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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April 24, 2009

I don't want to lose this man.

I am a married 30 year old woman. I have been with my husband for 8 years, married for 5 years and we have a 5 year old daughter. Our marriage has been on the rocks for about 2 years now. I am a housewife and I have been talking to this man online for over 8 months. He is also married and he has two amazing children. We both went online not hoping to fall in love with one another but just for someone to talk to; someone who can relate and understand one another. We have never met, but I know what he looks like and he thinks I am a nurse. I am not. He thinks the world of me and I think the world of him. We fell so head over heels for one another, and he told me yesterday that he told his wife that he wanted a divorce, and I told him I also wanted a divorce from my husband. I am not happy in my marriage. I am tired of the look I get from my husband; the look that wishes he was married to someone else. I hate that look I get from him. I feel like such a complete loser and failure when I am with my husband. This man make me feel so special and we have talked about getting married and a future together. He is studying to be a doctor and he assumes that I am this amazing woman which I am not. I have sent him pictures of women that he assumes are me which are not me. I don't know what I am going to do. He thinks I will be going there to see him in a few weeks and I am not. I don't want to lose this man. I love him sooooo much my heart aches for him. He talked to me without even knowing me, without even knowing what I looked like. He said in the beginning that he fell in love with my personality, but the more we talked as the days and months went by I can tell that he is so amazing, more than words can put into play, but in reality he knows nothing about the real me, only that I have a child, that I am married, and my name. And that I am head over heels in love with him. I don't know what to do. I love him I can't lose him.


ANSWER

You must take responsibility for your misinformation and correct any misunderstandings as quickly as possible. In a sense you will have to start over by sharing with him photos of what you really look like. Postpone the meeting for now and try to reconnect, perhaps using a camera with your chating. Most likely, if he is as wonderful as you believe him to be, this will not be a problem.

Many people conceal their identities when meeting with others on the Internet for honest and legitimate reasons of wanting to protect themselves against people who could be dangerous. Surely he will understand that. But you must be prepared for the possibility that when he sees what you look like, he may not be as enthusiastic as he was with the false image you originally presented.

Don’t rush into a personal meeting, but rather continue your Internet correspondence until this is all behind you and you still are sure you both are as excited as before you revealed the truth. If so, then set another meeting and go for it.

The other point would be for you to ask for a divorce now, rather than to continue to deceive your husband. I am sure you would want to be treated with that same courtesy if he were involved with someone else and you did not know it.

 

 
 
 
 
 
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December 26, 2008

My boyfriend asked me to marry him

My boyfriend of 2 years asked me to marry him. And I said yes, but I feel like i made a mistake. He's 21, with a child on the way (with his ex-girlfriend) and I’m 18 with a younger brother who I’m raising. My mother died of cancer 2 years ago, and my father I never knew because my mother was raped *conceived me* and my brother’s father left my mother when she told him she was pregnant. I really feel like it would be too much of a burden if we got married right now.

 

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Marriage is a very significant change in any person’s life, carrying with it important responsibilities. You are mature for your years considering the duties associated with raising a younger brother that you have taken on. At 18 years you are barely into the age that anyone would describe as young adult yourself.


Saying yes to getting married does not mean that you have to actually go through the legal process anytime soon. Saying yes simply means you are now engaged.
 

I definitely advise putting off the actual date of the marriage until later. How much later?
 

Wait until the new baby is born, and see what the child care arrangements will be, e.g., will the child stay with the mother or with the father, or joint custody? If the father has full or joint custody, you can get a feel for how it would work out, and how much of a role you will be willing and able to play in the life of the new baby.
 

You can discover how you are with the new baby, how much you want to be responsible for the child’s care, how much the father actually contributes to taking on that responsibility, sharing of child care and other homemaking tasks.


You can also get a feel for how all of this will affect your brother. Understand that the effect of brining two new people into his life will be a major adjustment for him as well as yourself.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
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