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What Female Thinking and About Sex?

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.

February 2, 2020 By Dave Smith Relationships healthy sex, Lovegra (sildenafil) for Women, relationship, sex women, Women's Sexual Health 0 Comments

After Menopause: How Sex Is Different

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.

January 30, 2020 By Dave Smith Womens Health healthy sex, menopause, sex, Women's Sexual Health 0 Comments

Is Body Image Poignant Your Sexual Life?

Body image can really mess with our heads. For heterosexual women, the way they see their bodies can have a great impact on their feelings of sexual desire and their ability to get excited. Men may also suffer feelings of bodily self-awareness, but it often does not interfere with their sexual function as much as with women.

December 21, 2019 By Dave Smith Sexual health Body Image Poignant Your Sexual Life?, Women's Sexual Health 0 Comments

5 Possible Causes of Painful Sex

If sex hurts, you won’t want to do it. For most of us, pain stops cold desire. It is estimated that about 20% of women suffer vaginal pain with previous games or sexual intercourse. The pain can be intermittent or chronic and can be due to a wide variety of causes, such as infections, yeasts, sexually transmitted diseases, allergies, drug reactions, nerve damage and chronic disorders.

August 18, 2019 By Dave Smith Healthy Sex intercourse, Men's Sexual Health, pain, painful sex, sex, Women's Sexual Health 0 Comments

5 articles to give life to your sex life

Lovers (Couples) ask me as a sex therapist. How can sex spice in bed I think this question, most of the time, is really a request for permission to act on your own ideas by borrowing mine.