
Sexual Compatibility Takes Two
By Ina Mlekush M.A. M.F.C.C.
If she does not like the same things sexually as you like, do
not try and change her. It won’t work. If you love oral sex
and she is OK with it, after 5 years you will never get head again.
If you have a strong sex drive and she does not, she will not develop
one with time. She will eventually think you are over sexed and
something is wrong with you. Have you tried to wine her, dine her,
romance her and nothing works? Everything I have stated in the male
perspective is the same for women. If the woman is the more open
and sexual one in the partnership, she too will be sexually frustrated.
How do you resolve sexual incompatibility when:
- It used to be great and now it is not.
- It was never that good.
- You love her/him but there is no sex life.
- You have given up trying to talk about it.
- You do not know if you want to deal with it because you have
been taking care of your intimacy needs elsewhere, and she/he
likes sex, unlike your partner.
Why is it so difficult to talk openly and honestly about sex and
one’s sexual needs? If you have not established this intimate
type of conversation even after 30 years of a committed relationship
talking about S E X can be one of the most difficult topics to broach.
Why should you risk the wrath of your partner? Are you looking
at weeks of the cold shoulder if you bring it up one more time?
Are you afraid of divorce and do not want to upset the apple cart?
Are you willing to never have your sexual needs met? Are you a martyr,
stoic in your sexual deprivation? Have you realized that you probably
have another 25 to 30 years to live, Without Sex or Intimacy! Have
you thought about having an affair or have you had one and will
take it to your grave before hurting your partner?
Why is it more prevalent to have an affair, to lie and cheat than
to speak to your partner and ask for one of two things? You both
educate yourself sexually and reawaken your intimacy and sexual
passion for each other OR you allow your partner to be sexual outside
the relationship with full knowledge, safe sex practices and honesty.
It is difficult to challenge the values you were raised with. It
takes an individual to free think outside the social, religious
and political box. Establishing a healthy loving relationship takes
maturity, good communication skills, and the willingness to grow
and change and spiritually evolve. This may or may not look like
something you are familiar with. Bottom line is you and your partner
will become closer for having gone through the healing crisis that
honest talk usually invokes. OR you will separate which brings a
crisis that will allow you to establish an honest relationship with
yourself and future lover whom you will choose carefully to be sure
they love the same things sexually that you do.
INA Mlekush M.A. M.F.C.C. is a marriage/relationship counselor
resolving sexual problems. She has been on HBO Real SEX in America,
the Good Sex Guide Abroad UK and Sex TV Canada. She has a private
practice dealing with issues of erectile dysfunction, early or delayed
ejaculation, loss of sex drive, aging, and teaches female ejaculation
and non-orgasmic solutions.
Call Now 623 465-9151 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Web Site www.spiritualsexuality.com
Ina Mlekush M.A. M.F.C.C., Sexual Solutions.
Ina is a marriage/relationship counselor resolving sexual problems, in private
practice dealing with issues of erectile dysfunction, early or delayed ejaculation,
loss of sex drive, aging, and teaching female ejaculation and non-orgasmic solutions.
Mature men and women, you do not need to be without honest intimate touching.
Resolve doubt and sexual insecurity, erectile dysfunction, premature or delayed
ejaculation.
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