Category: Oral Sex

How much sex does someone need? Sex is one of the things that some of us believe is completely normal. It might be once in a blue moon or several times a day, however most people have very normal sex lives.

Ask just about any woman what her biggest sexual fantasy is and chances are you will get an answer that begins with, “I wish I could always be an orgasmic woman”. Or even something along those lines… “I wish I could please my husband/ boyfriend in bed as much as I want him to please me”. It’s an interesting thing that we women say and it’s no wonder – sex is a part of a woman’s life that once you give it a bit of attention it seems to just flow and there is nothing you can do to stop it. So, can you have a satisfying sex life after having kids?

The answer to that question, of course, is that you can’t make it safer to have safer sex. What you can do, though, is try to make sex more enjoyable for both you and your partner. If that is done properly, then you will find that your sex life will be much happier and healthier than if you were to always pass up opportunities for sex. Here are some tips that may help you to enjoy sex more, even when you are afraid to approach it.

The first step towards self-forgiveness after being sexually abused is to confide in a trusted person; a trusted friend or even a clergyman would do. You do not close the wound immediately and end the sexual abuse once and for all, and so those you’ve hurt must know that they are treasured, appreciated, cherished and accepted today just as they were always intended to be; they deserve to be respected for who they are and what they have dreamed of. This is an important step because it helps you get past your denial and allows you the time and space necessary to heal from the harm you’ve inflicted on other people. It may seem like a time-consuming process at first; it is not, in fact, because you can write your own vows and place them with the blessing of your doctor or spiritual adviser. You don t even have to attend counseling sessions if you are able to write your own vows and choose your own counselor.

The physical and emotional elements of Sex Therapy support clients in uncovering buried feelings, resolving past traumas and learning to enjoy and be passionate about their intimate partners. Couples have utilized Sex to release negative energy generated by stress, trauma or worry from the past. Sex is viewed as a source of releasing negative emotions and stress. This ancient art has healing power that address emotional concerns and offer couples ways to connect beyond the physical to unlock powerful feelings. Emotional intimacy is essential to building a fulfilling and loving relationship.

Oral, anal, and vaginal sex can be very dangerous without the use of some form of protection. There have been several rumors that using a condom during oral sex can reduce the chance of contracting a disease or illness. This is simply not true. Using a condom will only increase your chances of being protected during sex and will not decrease your chances of getting sick from unprotected sex.