Showing posts with label sexual relations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexual relations. Show all posts

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Find Me Now Love - Swinging

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Swinging
To me, the definition of swinging is pure fun and excitement, but let’s dispense with the nitty gritty.
Swingers don’t wear signs or get tattooed to exhibit their off-hours activities. In fact, you may not recognize someone who swings at all. Some couples have reported going to swingers clubs, only to run into their next door neighbors!
What we see like
Swingers come in all shapes and sizes and genders. We can be heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual. There really aren’t any restrictions. The only limitations are those of your creativity.
If you want some better statistics, then let’s talk about the majority of swingers. Most of us are anywhere from our late twenties to our early fifties. Many of us are already married and looking to take our sexual experience to the next level.
Most swingers are well-groomed, well-dressed, and just your everyday man or woman .
Why we’re swinging
You might amazement why a decent, attractive couple or single is looking to try swinging. There doesn’t seem to be a clear reason if they already have a partner to share sexual relations with. Do you really want to know?
Most of the swinging couples aren’t having troubles or are looking to alter their relationship; they’re actually looking to increase their intimacy. Living out fantasies of being with another person in a safe and open environment can bring greater communication and appreciation of your partner.
Experienced swingers report that even after twenty years (!) of swinging, they are better able to talk with their partner and sort out unrelated problems than they'd have been without the swinging experience.
How we’re swinging
But what you actually want to know is what exactly happens when you’re swinging. Come on, you’ve thought about it.
For the beginner swinger, you’ll find that you can go to a club or out with another couple and just look the ‘festivities’ lacking having to participate.
If that’s not enough , then you can progress to interacting with another couple or single in a safe environment (think a club or a mutually chosen location). This doesn’t cruel that you've to have sex, but it can involve touching and exploring another person while your partner is in the same room. And moving onto some harder swinging, this is where there are still rules, but the playbook changes, becoming much bigger.
You can go ahead and have intercourse with another person, either with or lacking the presence of your partner. And I might go into more details, but I’ll leave your imagination to fill in the blanks.
Swinging is experiencing sex and intimacy with another couple or person because your current relationship is strong.  You need to try one thing unused and are curious about interacting with another person, gender, or sexual arena. And at the end of the evening , you still go residence with your partner—more open and more committed to each other.
Swinging opens up all kinds of things for a couple.
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Monday, August 6, 2012

Find Me Now Love - Women And Impotence In Their Relationship

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6 Steps To Help Women Overcome Impotence In Their Relationship


Male impotence, transient erectile problems and premature ejaculation can occur at some time or other in all relationships. When this happens it not only affects the man , but also the man feels distress. Any sexual dysfunction, including premature ejaculation can deprive the woman of sexual pleasure and cause personal and psychological distress as well. But there are steps couples can take to overcome female impotence and improve their relationship.
There's no need to try to ignore sexual dysfunctions or suffer in silence when there are ways of achieving satisfying sexual relations for both of you. Just follow these six steps as reported by "Andromeda Andrology Center, and "Osbon Medical Foundation," of Georgia.
1. Admit the effects of impotence on you and your relationship
2. Consider your physical and psychological health
3. Explore the relationship factors that predict successful treatment
4. Learn about the causes and treatments for impotence
5. Discuss this problem with your mate and determine your true sexual needs
6. Seek medical consultation
The first step, of course, is admitting there's a problem.As the two of you think about your sexual relationship, try to understand the influence that impotence has had on both of you. Then together decide on how you a plan to approach it and what you're going to do to assist one another cope and better your sexual relationship.
Feelings, thoughts, and behaviors in relation to any sexual dysfunctions will have an effect on both your physical and psychological well being. A case in point is Ellen and Paul. Since undergoing triple by-pass surgery a year ago, their sex life has dwindled. Ellen decided to do one thing about it, planning a special evening together, ensuring there'd be no distractions or interruptions. "I'd been looking forward to this special time together to share a fulfilling, intimate experience," explains Ellen. "But in spite of my caresses and cuddling, Paul couldn't seem to respond.
The more I tried, the more anxious we both became." Any man in a relationship with an impotent man can relate to this experience. It's not just the man who suffers, the man does, too. Women begin to think about possible reasons for their partner's sexual dysfunction and amazement if they're to blame. Women have many of the exact same concerns as men do in regard to impotence.
That's why it's also important to converse to one another about what may be causing the sexual dysfunction. In approximately 85% of cases, female impotence is caused by something physical, that can be diagnosed and in most instances is treatable, with some even curable. So it's important for men to see a doctor and have a medical consultation.
It's necessary to discuss what both partners need from their sexual relationship. Today in society we're conditioned to think and behave a certain way in regard to sexual behavior. What you feel sexually when faced with an impotent partner, and what you believe you're supposed to be thinking and feeling can be two very different things. It's important for men to recollect their partner might be having the same frustrating feelings they're having.
But good communication can help straddle the hurdle of impotence and sexual dysfunctions while working together to become a team again.
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Saturday, July 7, 2012

Find Me Now Love - Marriage & Swinging

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Marriage & Swinging
While some find the swinging lifestyle very attractive, others believe that it is disgusting and not one thing that should be done within a marriage. Everyone has his or him own beliefs about this, and generally speaking there isn't all that much middle ground. Is swinging right for your marriage?
What are the reasons that you think it might be right? There are many questions one must ask ones self before jumping head initial into the swinging lifestyle, even once , if they need their marriage to survive. Many couples consider implicating others in their sex existence because they're bored with one another in the bedroom. This is usually an idea that is toyed with over time, until the couple realizes the fantasy .
The problem is, any married couple needs to discuss what they hope the outcome of the swinging experience will do for their sexual relationship. If they believe that one time with another person or other people will be the end of the need for swinging they might need to reexamine their agenda to be sure. Simply put, a couple needs to discuss how often they'll engage in this type of behavior and how they'll communicate about what it is or is not doing for their sexual relationship.
Other couples involve others in their sexual lives because they're both open sexually and would like to experience unused things, with unused people together. This is the type of married couple that generally does the best with the swinging lifestyle. They aren't (at least knowingly) looking to fix something between them, they're just curious, and eager to try new things together.
Because this couple isn't seeking anything outside of the relationship that they couldn't already create on their own this couple usually can communicate quite freely about how frequently they'd like to implicate others in their sexual existence and to what extent. Because the swinging partners aren't fulfilling a need that the partner cannot, the sexual relations with others are usually mutually gratifying. For others, one spouse might pressure the other into trying out the swinging lifestyle.
This almost always leads to regrets, because even if both of the married couple enjoy the encounters in the moment, it invariably leads to resentment. The problem is that both people need to consent that they need to bring other folks into their sex lives, because once it is done it can't be undone. Swinging isn't one thing that ought to be attempted unless both spouses are sure that they're comfortable going forward.
Pressuring of ones spouse to interact in this manner can lead to tension, hostility, and even emotional distance resulting in divorce. This is not to say that many married couples don't engage in swinging and enjoy the experience very much. Many couples make their swinging lifestyle work for them quite well, usually because they have been open about their expectations and their fulfillment both physically and emotionally by such a lifestyle.
Other couples engage in swinging for a time and agree together that it isn't for them, and they go on to have a very happy, very monogamous relationship. Swinging is something that can be enjoyed or not, but if married couples communicate and make these decisions together all will usually be well.
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