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My Spoiled Love Making Effect On Men
"Does He Need A Higher Sex Drive To Achieve Satisfaction?"
He Needs To Harmonize His Sexual Desire And Functionality
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Posted by Clarissa:
I am currently in my second sexual relationship with a man. The man I am
currently with is 22 years old and does not always get satisfaction from making love (not just with me but other women in his past). He is relaxed and completely
turned on. There is a lot of foreplay. He doesn't have a high sex drive or desire
but does self stimulate himself to satisfaction about once a week (always with lube). I want to help him to be
more satisfied but do not know how.
The first man I was sexual with had satisfaction love making performance every
time we did anything and had a much higher sexual drive. I guess I was spoiled into
thinking that I could have that love making effect on any man and that all guys were like that.
I'm used to being the one with trouble orgasming and know how frustrating it can be
to fully enjoy sex but not be able to reach orgasm. Any suggestions as to what I can
do to help him or what he can do to achieve orgasm?
He seems to enjoy everything
even without having satisfaction but does appear a bit frustrated and feels as though he's missing out. I think he needs to harmonize his sexuality.
Reply by: MSH
You say he "does not always orgasm" meaning sometimes he does orgasm. Then his genitilia sexual function is working ok.
Like you said maybe "He doesn't have a high sex drive" that's not normal for a young man, meaning he should see a doctor for a complete check up and have his testosterone level and other tests run to harmonize his sexual functionality.
Other reasons why men have sexual desire (libido) and performance problems during sexual intercourse are: anxiety about their sexual performance, feeling unconnected to their partner, or personal issues of being preoccupied, or feeling vulnerable.
Also, male anorgasmia disorder which includes the sedative effects of some drugs, including alcohol, are known to impair the male orgasmic response. Chronic illness and pain can have a general debilitating effect over many aspects of life including sexuality. It is also known that spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, hormone conditions and diabetes can be implicated.
As men age there is a natural slowing down of many physiological processes. Many men are unaffected by this or in fact regard the reduction in their sexual drive as actually beneficial.
For others however the changes are a cause of anxiety and may also be wrongly regarded as symptomatic of others ills. I don't think Viagra Cialis or Levitra would help much for this problem, but ask your doctor. Like you said, he does have to harmonize his sexual functionality energy for orgasm and to maximize your spoiled love making satisfaction. Find a doctor near you.
When She Ask's For Sex, I Just Cant Get It Up! - Bloke
When she first gets to my place it comes up easy but after a few hours off being together she ask's for sex and i just
cant get it up.
My guy loses his erection during sexual intercourse! - Vanessa
He will have an erection and as soon as he goes in, maybe 20 seconds, he loses it.
I keep thinking he doesn't enjoy me, how can I not think this
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