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Q: Low Sex Drive! Is Driving Me Crazy...need Help
asked by: minerwater on October 23rd, 2003
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Hello.
I'm new here and in need of help.

My boyfriend and I are facing sexual difficulties. I am not desiring sex with him because I find him to be boring in bed and he's not exactly king of foreplay. We have discussed this so he knows there is a problem but it doesn't really feel like it's been fixed. Here are the main issues. Let me know if you have any advise to fix this.

1. He's lazy in bed..I'd like him to be more domonating. (ek, I guess I should tell him. I haven't yet)
2. I have to repeat myself how i'd like to be touched and he forgets each and every time after that.
3. He's not passionate.
4. He acts childish instead of sexual when he wants sex.
5. We always end up in the bedroom!!!
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minerwater
replied on October 28th, 2003
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Any advise??
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khowe7883
replied on October 29th, 2003
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I can tell you what works for me. I "try" to deprive my partner of sex. We will fool around and as soon as it's time to do th deed, I stop. Not completely. I just gain controll and sort of reverse what's going on. Instead of jumping right into sex. Make him work for it. Tease him. You might have to initate foreplay, but no matter what, if he wants you bad enough he will try harder to please you. Have fun with it. Make a game out of it.

Another thing that helped my partner and I was using sex toys. It actually helped a lot. I wouldnt worry too much about using dildos, more on the lines of vibrating balls, egg, bullet. What ever you preffer. They are worth the $20.

But i'd def. Try teasing and putting off actual intercorse. Oral sex is allways good.
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minerwater
replied on October 30th, 2003
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Thanks.

The problem is that he isn't good in the foreplay department. He's got a very hard, dry rough tough. I try to guide him all the time.

We got a vibe. He cannot work that either.

Our sex life just sucks Sad
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tanji
replied on January 5th, 2004
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I Think the Problem Is Him, Not You
Sounds like he is your problem.. Sounds like he's not really interested in making things pleasurable for you. If he was he'd try to remember what turns you on. Make him worry that youre not interested anymore. Don't be blunt and say it just act like you're not interested. If he ask you just tell him you're interested but just don't feel like it right then. Make him try to initiate things. ( I mean really try, make him work hard at it)
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minerwater
replied on January 6th, 2004
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Thanks! He has been trying alot lately but now
the motivation is blah..And I have to ease a positive note
instead of negative so that i'm not expecting the worst.
It's difficult!
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