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Addressing Sexual Problems in a Relationship

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Summary: Sexual problems in a relationship should be addressed between partners, maintaining an open line of communication to ensure that each partner is honest about what he or she likes and dislikes. Communicate with a sexual partner openly, compromising and making relevant changes, with advice from a relationship specialist and talk show host in this free video on sex and relationships.

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By Dr. Paul Vehorn
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Dr. Paul Vehorn has a Ph.D and did graduate work in behavior psychology. He has also been a nationwide talk show host on the Sun Radio Network. Dr. Vehorn wrote "Dynamic Dating" and...read more

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Romance, some say, may not be an old concept in Western civilization. Many cultural theorists, textual experts and sociologists have argued that sexuality, which is the foundation for modern day romance, is a rather new creation of society dating back only a couple of hundred years. More traditional research, however, claims to find evidence of romance and intimate love in all cultures throughout history. In this free video series on sex, a relationship specialist and talk show host discusses the role of sex in different relationships. Learn about the science behind sexual attraction, get ideas for increasing sex appeal, and find out how to be great in bed. Get advice on having sex after marriage, how long to wait before having sex with a partner and how to maintain sexual purity. Stay safe, healthy and fulfilled with open communication for a better sex life.

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"Kiss and tell. Addressing sexual problems in a relationship. This is Doctor Paul, author of Boomer Girls and host of Ask Doctor Paul. I said kiss and tell for a reason because you're not going to kiss and tell to everyone, you're going to kiss and tell to your significant other. That is what it's all about. Addressing sexual problems in a relationship for many people is not an easy thing, but why not? You're sharing the most intimate communication two human beings can have. Talk about it. If she is doing something or not doing something that you want, tell her. If he is doing something, not doing something, tell him. You are right now at the peak, the ultimate point of communication again, that's what sex is all about. You're bonding, the ultimate communication, the ultimate bonding. And you feel you can't talk about it? Get over it. This is not a cultural thing, it's between you and your person that you love. That's what it's all about. Get real with yourself. Don't worry about what other people say, they don't count, they mean nothing, okay. It's between you and the person you love. Be open about it. Hey, I like to watch porno movies when we have sex. Good. Talk about it. I like to use toys when we have sex. Good. Talk about it. If you sit there and say nothing the other person's not going to know what you like. Or the other person says, you know, I really don't care for that, okay, fine. Can we compromise? Of course we can. It's all about as I said kiss and tell, talk to the other. There are things that people like and things that people don't like. I like you to wear nylons, heels, lingerie. Well fine, I like that too baby. Good. Then we'll do that. You know, whatever it is. Whatever you can talk about you can make happen. This is Doctor Paul. May your fantasies of today be your realities of tomorrow."

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