Many women consider sex to be the deepest form of love and connection, and many women have a very sexual orientation. Sex begins in the mind. Men often feel disappointed that she doesn’t crave him in her body as much as he does. But your body is very different hormonally.
As most menopausal women could probably tell you, “change” is much more than what is physically happening. For many, it is a time of significant change in life: a time to decide between what was “good enough” before and what is absolutely necessary for the second half of life.
Most couples know that infertility treatment will affect them physically and emotionally, but many are not prepared for the effect it has on their sexual intimacy. The hyperefocus on fertility can greatly affect desire and arousal in women and can cause sexual dysfunction in men. The following stressors explain why:
Most men go to sexual therapy to learn a better technique. But, while it is important to know what you specifically like, your sexual ability is not usually the cause of the problem. If you are making a mistake, it is more likely to be one (or more) of the following:
Is point G real? The evidence is a bit mysterious because the point does not seem to be a different structure, but rather a group of nerves and tissue that swells or changes sensation when excited. And not all women feel it. Some women feel extreme pleasure when the stain is stimulated, but others … it’s nothing.
