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I’ve been dating my boyfriend for the past 5 months and in the beginning, sex was very intimate and slow.
I felt like it was equally rewarding, when we first started having sex.
But lately, when we have sex he isn’t reaching climax vaginally like before…
Usually, personality types are an ignored aspect of romantic relationships.
It’s common to think that in an ideal world, all partners in a relationship would have similar personality types.
The thinking being that similar personality types will make for a compatible and harmonious relationship. However, that’s a very limited and often inaccurate view.
The truth is that any personality types can be compatible, no matter how different. In order to be successful though, some tools are required. Here is a crash course.
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First off, I love the show – thank you for everything you do! I’ll jump right to it – my husband has been struggling with erectile dysfunction for a few years now and it’s taking a toll on both of us. I want to stress that he hasn’t been ignoring it – he’s had prescriptions for both Viagra and Cialis, and they usually do the trick. However, the results have been less reliable lately.
The bigger issue, though, is that I think the situation is getting him depressed.
He’s 56 and until this started, we had a very active sex life. I’ve been listening to you for a while, and I know that communication is a lubrication – so we talk about it often, but that’s led to some tense situations and now we’re both feeling the weight of this condition.
I want to come up with a way to help him, or at least let him know that he’s not letting me down, even though that’s what he winds up thinking every time I bring it up. Help me do what’s right here, Emily!
Sincerely,
Cyndy, 54, NM
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Relationship insecurities are both extremely common… and potentially hurtful and damaging.
They can corrode the joyfulness of an otherwise healthy relationship, inhibit you from feeling present, and decrease sexual satisfaction.
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