Showing posts with label Sex life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sex life. Show all posts

Friday, April 15, 2011

Is Stress Killing Your Sex Life?

Do you know what the biggest problem getting in the way of most couples' sex lives is? You might be surprised by the answer.

It's stress. Think about it. All day long you're probably stressing about your job, you're stressing about the traffic, you're stressing about your finances, you're stressing about the kids, then you go home and start stressing about whether you'll be able to help your partner get off. With all that stress, it's a miracle you can get an erection at all!

Stress does a lot of damage to our bodies as you probably already know. But besides raising your blood pressure (not in a sexy way), it can also reduce your libido. And that's not what you or your partner wants. Plus, if she's feeling overwhelmed by the pressures of life, you'll have a much harder time getting her to warm up and climax at all.

The combination is simply disappointing sex lives.

But it doesn't have to be that way. By finding ways to reduce your stress levels (and your partner's), you'll be able to find more fulfillment in bed and I know that's definitely something you'd want.

One way is to practice meditation. You don't need to learn any complicated positions, although it wouldn't hurt if you also want to become a little more flexible in the bedroom. All you really need to do is find a comfortable spot, close your eyes, and picture something very comforting. When I'm meditating, I always picture a garden of flowers because that helps me feel good. Don't picture your significant other while she may make you feel wonderful in lots of ways she's also probably going to make you feel stressed.

Make sure you can really picture whatever your image is. Make it so real you can feel it, taste it, touch it, and smell it.

You should do this at least once a day for ten minutes or any time you feel particularly stressed. The best part is that you can use a similar exercise to help you get ready for the bedroom. Instead of visualizing something that relaxes you, picture yourself and your partner in the middle of some hot sex and imagine her screaming your name in pleasure. Picturing this will not only rev up your libido, it will also give you more confidence in the bedroom.

Another stress reliever is a warm bath or shower. I could soak for hours in a bubble bath, especially one filled with aromatherapy bubbles. Sure, most people think relaxing in the tub is just for girls but guys can enjoy soaking, too. Just lay back so most of your body is enveloped in the water and close your eyes. The water will feel like warm lips or hands moving softly over your body. It's an incredibly soothing feeling.

Even better is taking a warm bubble bath with your partner. Both of you can strip naked and crawl under the bubbles with your bodies entwined under the water. You can either face each other or you can have her sit between your legs and lean back against your body. If you're a smart man and I know you are you'll choose the latter. Once you're both relaxed, your hands can start doing some exploration under the bubbles stroking her breasts, running your fingers along her inner thighs, even stimulating her clitoris a little with your finger or a waterproof vibrator. You could even use one of those shower head nozzles to direct water right onto her most sensitive areas if you have one handy. And don't worry, if she's half the woman you deserve she'll return the favor by giving you some special ways of relaxing even more.

After you've enjoyed some stress relief in the bathtub, you'll be ready to go even further in the bedroom. Don't think about your performance. Don't think about how long you need to last or anything like that. Concentrate instead on giving her all the pleasure you can. When she's feeling amazing, you're going to be feeling amazing.

Author : Gabrielle Moore
Resource : http://www.articlesbase.com

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Some Information About STD

There is a wide variety of sexually transmitted diseases and sexually transmitted infections that can put us in danger and we intend to use this standard guide to tell you a little more about them. In addition, we will also provide advice on how to protect yourself from them, as well as advice on treatment.

Sexually transmitted diseases or STIs are taken by many types of sexual contact, which includes anal sex, relationships oral and vaginal intercourse. The only way to be 100 percent safe from sexually transmitted diseases and sexually transmitted infections is to refrain from such activities altogether. However, if you are sexually active, you can help protect your sexual health by being ordinary STDs and STD testing, especially if you change your sexual partner. In addition, condoms are also essential.

There are many different sexually transmitted diseases and sexually transmitted infections, which we have written on one of two main below. If you need further advice, please feel free to contact a doctor or nurse sexual health.

Do not use this guide to sexual health instead visit your doctor or clinic for sexual health. If you have concerns about any bit of your sexual health, please make sure you go to one of these places immediately.

The herpes is a sexually transmitted infection that most people suffering from May not know they have. However, even if the person they do not show symptoms, they are still capable of transmitting the infection to others. An attack of herpes can vary from a slight pain in painful blisters on the genitals of men and women who are suffering. The first attack symptoms may last 2 to 3 weeks attacks and other symptoms can also occur from time to time. Unfortunately, herpes can not be cured, but there are several treatments that will relieve the symptoms.

Syphilis is a very serious sexually transmitted infection, which is caused by a bacterium known as Treponema pallidum. Syphilis is usually transmitted during sexual intercourse. However, it can also be transmitted by skin contact with someone who had syphilis, wounds or syphilis, a rash or a blood transfusion. The symptoms are similar among women and men, but they can be difficult to recognize. Without treatment, syphilis can cause serious long-term damage and death in certain cases.

What if you have an STD or IST

If you think you have an STD or STIs, there are many sexual health clinics that you be able to offer tests and offer treatment. To find out where your clinic is the closest contact your health authority nearest who will gladly help you. Otherwise, you can go to your doctor who will also be able to help you. Do not be nervous about the nature of your problem - Dr. often see sexual health issues.