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A first step in the sex therapy is being able to distinguish what is abusive type sex from the healthy sex. If you are a little uncertain about this, try examining yourself about the way you see sex. If the commonly use adjectives you used in describing sex would be any of the following – “dirty” “overwhelming” “bad” “frightening” “hurtful” and “secretive” – chances are, you’re still trapped in a box that is descriptive of a “sexual read more…

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Sexercise, a coined term for both sex and exercise which means making sex as a good way to work out. Sex in itself is one of the best ways to burn calories. Imagine the heaving and the panting, the thumping and the drawing of heavy breath. And then there’s the long and teasing foreplay, the fast and heavy thrusts of intercourse and the cuddling of post nook sessions – sex is definitely one of the most demanding read more…

Simple.
Take the ‘Sensuality-Interest-Level’ SELF-EXAM
Find out if there are significant differences before you get coupled.
Or – if already coupled and there are ‘issues’ – isolate them so they
can be discussed in a more objective manner – hopefully resolved.
It’s more practical than spending months (or years, or decades)
trying to live with frustrations, acrimony, anger, disappointments.

Recently I had a chat with one of my closest friends. We talked about her latest sexual encounters and I was amazed with her. There are many sexually active people out there but only a few are sexually healthy. Many would ask: “How can I attain a healthy sexual lifestyle? ” Well my friends, a healthy sexuality is indeed possible.
We should never be shy when talking about our sexuality. We have the right to be informed in order to avoid read more…