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She speaks the truth! Check it out!
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Of course, she doesn't address male impotence which can't be cured.
Sex in a relationship becomes less important over time. |
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She referred to low male sexual desire being very common and problematic. There are different causes of ED. Some can be treated; some can't. Sex means different things to different people....it does not just refer to vaginal penetration. I think her experience and the research suggest that sex is very important and the lack of it causes a lot of marriage problems. I posted the Ted Talk because rarely a week goes by on PC without a man or woman posting about their frustration and sadness due to being monogamous to someone who made a unilateral decision that the relationship would be sexless or largely sexless. It turns out that telling people sex doesn't really matter isn't actually helpful to many couples. Society is very quick to judge and shame partners who have affairs and yet when sex-starved partners seek help prior to even considering an affair they get told they are shallow or unreasonable for wanting regular sex in their marriage. The presenter in the Ted Talk helps couples to maintain healthy intimacy in order to prevent affairs and/or divorce. This includes married couples of 20 years or more. I think her work is admirable. It's reasonable that she couldn't cover every nuance of sexual dysfunction in a single presentation.
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I agree she makes some great points. Sex is expected in marriage and is one of the benefits. I think all couples need some sort of sex life, even if only hugging and touching!
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I checked it out. She has some good points. Her solutions might work for some couples. But my sexless marriage is more complicated. And it’s not enough for your reluctant partner to agree to sex. For me, it’s not enjoyable unless she wants it. Just having sex to accommodate me is a turnoff.
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I can understand that. It's nice to know both partners are enjoying it.
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I havent checked out the talk yet but personally feel that sex is very important in a marriage.
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