Cut back on sex if necessary

[merrill]

Don’t Have Sex -- For a Little While

That’s right. Many sex therapists recommend taking a break from sex while you and your partner focus on emotional intimacy.

“Most of the couples who come to our clinic assume that we’re going to be talking a lot about sex,” says Zamboni. “In fact, we often talk a lot less about sex than they expected.” That’s because most erection problems have little to do with the mechanics of sex and a lot to do with stress, anxiety, anger, and other feelings that find their way into the bedroom.

“Talking intimately about work, about the marriage or relationship, about yourself, can be much more helpful than banging away and trying to have sex,” says Zamboni. He counsels couples who are having sexual problems to take walks together, go out for dinner at a favorite restaurant, or spend a quiet evening just talking. Once you and your partner feel more intimate on an emotional level, you may find that your sex drive and your erections perk up.

Talk with Your Partner About ED

 

[Mad Scientist]

Don’t Have Sex -- For a Little While.
“Talking intimately about work, about the marriage or relationship, about yourself, can be much more helpful than banging away and trying to have sex,”

That sounds like somethin' a woman would say.

Here's a tip for the ladies who have guys who "can't get it up". Soap each other up in the shower. Wear sexy lingerie. Experiment. But above all: SHUT UP AND GET DOWN TO BUSINESS! Don't be coy, be clear.

Nothing will scare your man's bonar away quicker than you yappin' about some touchy-feely bullsh*t.

Hot, Monkey Sex is all we want. You want us to do something in bed? ASK US AND WE WILL DO IT!

 

[xotoxi]

That's always been my argument for women who keep having unwanted pregnancies: STOP FUCKING!

We're not uncultured animals that have nothing else to do.

 

[waltky]

Uncle Ferd says...

... "Bite yer tongue."

 

[Katzndogz]

Don’t Have Sex -- For a Little While

That’s right. Many sex therapists recommend taking a break from sex while you and your partner focus on emotional intimacy.

“Most of the couples who come to our clinic assume that we’re going to be talking a lot about sex,” says Zamboni. “In fact, we often talk a lot less about sex than they expected.” That’s because most erection problems have little to do with the mechanics of sex and a lot to do with stress, anxiety, anger, and other feelings that find their way into the bedroom.

“Talking intimately about work, about the marriage or relationship, about yourself, can be much more helpful than banging away and trying to have sex,” says Zamboni. He counsels couples who are having sexual problems to take walks together, go out for dinner at a favorite restaurant, or spend a quiet evening just talking. Once you and your partner feel more intimate on an emotional level, you may find that your sex drive and your erections perk up.

Talk with Your Partner About ED

That won't help! How silly! Having sex or not having sex won't do anything to resolve the underlying problems a couple may have. It is a non-issue.

 

[whitehall]

Is the therapist the same guy who invented the ice scraping machine?

 

[merrill]

This has created conversation regarding an approach that may never arise.....

 

[merrill]

That's always been my argument for women who keep having unwanted pregnancies: STOP FUCKING!

We're not uncultured animals that have nothing else to do.

It's not the fault of the woman after all without semen there is no pregnancy. Maybe the irresponsible men should cut out sex and go play basketball.

Seems like a reasonable approach...

 

[waltky]

Good news, seems to be a new trend, may be due to rise of oral sex in teens...

Birthrate For US Teens Is Lowest In History
10 Apr.`12 - Teen births are at their lowest level in almost 70 years, federal data report today. Birthrates for ages 15-19 in all racial and ethnic groups are lower than ever reported.

"Young people are being more careful," says Sarah Brown, CEO of the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. She attributes the declines to less sex and increased use of contraception. The report by the National Center for Health Statistics says the actual number of teen births in 2010 was the lowest since 1946. It credits "strong pregnancy prevention messages" and says contraceptive use "may have contributed." The analysis comes at a time when contraception is a hot political debate, from a congressional investigation of whether federal money pays for abortions to concern among some church leaders over an Obama administration mandate that all health insurance cover birth control.

The new numbers elaborate on federal data released in November that found the teen birthrate dropped 9% from 2009 to 2010, to a historic low of 34.3 births per 1,000 teens. That's down 44% from 61.8 in 1991. The all-time high was 96.3 during the Baby Boom year of 1957. The new analysis, based on 2010 preliminary data, shows a range in birthrates among racial and ethnic groups, from 10.9 for Asians to 23.5 for whites, 51.5 for blacks and 55.7 for Hispanics. "The fact that states with high Hispanic populations still show declines speaks to the more general pattern of increasing contraceptive use and declining teen births," says Laura Lindberg, a senior research associate with the non-profit Guttmacher Institute in New York.

Her analysis of federal data for a report in December found no change in the percentage of sexually active teen girls but significant increases in use of contraception, which suggests contraception is driving the numbers. Contraceptive use the first time a girl has sex "has gone up dramatically," she says, noting that the elimination of pelvic exams before receiving prescriptions for hormonal methods, as well as use of long-acting methods such as IUDs, suggest teens are taking contraception seriously. That December report also noted a decline in the percentage of teenage girls "who said they wanted to get pregnant. It's a very small percent, but I do think it speaks to an underlying shift in attitudes," Lindberg says. Her analysis also found that those who had ever used the "morning-after" emergency contraception (12%-15%) didn't change from 2006-08 to 2008-10.

Lindberg says Guttmacher's latest data on abortions are from 2006, but the "general pattern over time has been declining abortion rates paralleling declining pregnancy and birth" rates. Brown says a variety of societal and cultural factors may play a role in teens' behavior shifts, as diverse as the recession and reality TV shows on teen mothers. But all seem to lead teens to the message "postpone your families until you're through school and a little more grown up."

Source

 

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[High_Gravity]

Cut back on sex? what the fuck ever.

 

[Colin]

Cut back on sex? what the fuck ever.

Hey! They say don’t have sex for a little while. So, what does a couple of hours matter!

 

[Douger]

Last time I went 10 daze my gurl was in Ecuador.She got back and we jumped on it.
She looked like she fell in a vat of yogurt ! LOL

 

[BDBoop]

It takes the pressure to perform off. Simple logic. Whatever orifice you are talking out of has apparently never had your soldier fail to salute. Therefore, that's not what this article is about.

 

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[Cecilie1200]

Don’t Have Sex -- For a Little While.
“Talking intimately about work, about the marriage or relationship, about yourself, can be much more helpful than banging away and trying to have sex,”

That sounds like somethin' a woman would say.

Here's a tip for the ladies who have guys who "can't get it up". Soap each other up in the shower. Wear sexy lingerie. Experiment. But above all: SHUT UP AND GET DOWN TO BUSINESS! Don't be coy, be clear.

Nothing will scare your man's bonar away quicker than you yappin' about some touchy-feely bullsh*t.

Hot, Monkey Sex is all we want. You want us to do something in bed? ASK US AND WE WILL DO IT!

There's a reason why those people are being quoted in articles and paid for their advice, and you aren't. And I think you just demonstrated that reason.

 

[BDBoop]

Don’t Have Sex -- For a Little While.
“Talking intimately about work, about the marriage or relationship, about yourself, can be much more helpful than banging away and trying to have sex,”

That sounds like somethin' a woman would say.

Here's a tip for the ladies who have guys who "can't get it up". Soap each other up in the shower. Wear sexy lingerie. Experiment. But above all: SHUT UP AND GET DOWN TO BUSINESS! Don't be coy, be clear.

Nothing will scare your man's bonar away quicker than you yappin' about some touchy-feely bullsh*t.

Hot, Monkey Sex is all we want. You want us to do something in bed? ASK US AND WE WILL DO IT!

There's a reason why those people are being quoted in articles and paid for their advice, and you aren't. And I think you just demonstrated that reason.

Dammit, I owe you some rep.

 

[kaz]

Don’t Have Sex -- For a Little While

That’s right. Many sex therapists recommend taking a break from sex while you and your partner focus on emotional intimacy

Screw that...