How to have a good sex relationship
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You really must be honest with your boyfriend about your herpes. It can be managed, but lying to him about something this important, can't be. Have faith, and realize that if he backs off it's for the best. You can have a good relationship and have herpes, IF you're honest about it. Maybe find someone on line who also has herpes, if this doesn't work out. My husband and I both have HepC, and we're able to help each other with the effects of it all.
I have had this all my life since I first had sex at age 18, I am now 25 and feel I will never manage to have a sexual relationship – and therefore will never find love and a relationship. I am desperately sad about this as I would love to have a family some day.
My attitudes to sex have gone from keen and positive to angry, sad and bitter. I see sex as an obstacle that means that I will never be loved by a man.
not all men are dogs! We were discussing sex drives and a comment was made how we better get it together and have sex with our men or he will go elsewhere....silly rabbit if a man is going to go elsewhere bc he isn't getting it as often as he likes, 1. He isn't a real man 2. He prob already been elsewhere 3. Sex doesn't keep a man around.......a good man is a treasure, like my husband.
Superstar,
Generally, if your gyno has to do a colposcopy, they're most likely going to have to do a biopsy as well. Chances are you do have a high-risk strain of HPV if you have abnormal cell-growth on your cervix.. However, if you're diagnosed with mild cervical dysplasia, you'll probably be alright without much treatment at all.
i do really like him but iam afraid that we probably wont go anywhere near a relationship. but i dont know how to tell him exactly that i dont want to do his friend....... i really enjoy having sex with franco because we enjoy each other very passionate!! i dont mind havng sex with only him because i dont have a bf and iam not talkin to anyone serious right at the moment. and yes we did use condoms!! i never have unprotected sex.
Like first comment there really isn't a sure way of it me and hubby wanted a girl cause he has two boys from previous relationship but we are having a boy just pray for healthy baby is all that's wat we did and I'm 6 1/2 months now good luck
The next day, we were both in the mood but I was terrified to try to have sex. He did not second guess me, try to talk me into it, let alone attempt to force me to have sex with him.
You need to draw a line right this very instant. I would leave (because you feel scared) but once at a comfortable distance you need to communicate with him, very firmly that that kind of behavior is unacceptable. He should be sensitive and understanding of your changes and feelings....
that you are having are simply you wanting to have sex with other women and not be in a monogamous relationship;several thousands of years ago when these "completely natural urges" were normal and acceptable, animals, humans and etc were spreading their seed and copulating with multiple partners because of environmental threats and fear that their offspring will not survive and be dominant. Males and females were fighting for resources and dominance.
Arguements can happen because when you get wound up, it becomes harder to really listen to the other person and understand why they have a different opinion or point of view to you. They can also happen because you are always on edge, you are expecting a fight, so the build-up from innocent but mis-placed comment to full-blown fight escalates far quicker than it should - if you are looking for a fight you will surely find one.
He says that he may have to have it cut open to fix. I’ve tried to be understanding and sought other ways to form a connection. It works only half the time as I miss his physical touch. As a result of not having any form of physical intimacy not even kissing me, it’s caused a riff in our relationship and it’s when I drink that the resentment starts to arise and we get into heated fights over stupid things.
Sex isnt the only reason im in this relationship, but i feel that sex is a main part of a relationship and when she doesnt want to ever have it with, I begin to question everything.
I dont want to break up with her, I love her. But this issue bothers me so much.
Everything else in our relationship is perfect, except for the sex.
What should i do?
I'm going to be blunt here and hope I don't upset you, but hear goes!
You say it's hard to explain - but the situation really isn't that complicated at all - he's getting casual sex from you, but this is clearly all he wants from you - if he wanted more he'd do away with the other women and give you the committment and respect of a monogomous relationship.
My girlfriend and I have been dating over a year now, were lesbians, well we started having sex three months into our relationship I wanted it but she would get there to give it to me I didn't want it after that she doesn't keep me interested or keeps me "wet" I dry up very quick. I don't know what's wrong now during sex I just give it to her. It's frustrating because she feels it, I don't. I feel in a seine a bit awkward.
Hi I have herpes type 2 and I just started going with this guy he is very nice and respectful me and him have had sex but I told him to use a condom because I don't want to risk giving him this. How can I tell him because he is straight forward and I can see a future with him but I don't want him to end the relationship with me and especially if we just started dating. Because I got this from a guy I didn't know that he had it but I am dealing with it.
Ok since about three weeks ago I have completely lost my sex drive. I didn't have a sex drive with being pregnant with my daughter. But my sex drive with being pregnant with my son almost 2 years ago ( he will be two in January) sky rocketed. And with this one none. Is it bad? I mean how do I get it back?
Hi , I think, neither man n or woman like to use condom when having sex, so i am just curious that it is common in USA that you both have a HIV test before you have a new relationship?
t think the HPV talk is a good first date conversation, but it should be done early in the relationship. Have a few dates to really get to know the person, and then decide if this person is worth a potential long term relationship. If so, then they deserve to know about your infection. For me, if I do not see a lot of potential, I move on pretty early. Talking about HPV isn't easy, and I don't want to tell people about my condition if there is no benifit.
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