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Part5: Sexual Problems and Anxieties

Whatever the relationship a sexual problem is a very delicate topic. It is sometimes too embarrassing and frustrating to speak about any things referring to sex. It requires a lot of effort and tact to express your dissatisfaction and not offend a partner.

But it is the best way to solve any problem. Though at times some things seem impossible even to mention let along discuss good communication is a guarantee of happy relations. It refers to sex as well as to the other aspects of relations. When the situation cannot be resolved by the couple on their own there are various mediators (i.e. sex therapist) who can assist. Sometimes it is even better and lessens the unnecessary tension and strain.

Typical sexual problems: dissatisfaction with sex life; a feeling that you give more than receive back; different preferences in sexual activities; feeling of guilt or fear or else; when there's no balance in the desires of the partners, one needs sex more often than the other.

Once and again the best way to resolve the uneasiness and dissatisfaction is to be mutually open and honest. When you listen to your partner preferences and he or she listens to yours, you understand better, you know how to give pleasure and what should not be done. Be patient, sincere and understanding and you will see how your relationship will change.

Part1: The Psychology of Impotence

Part2: The Psychological Aspect of Impotence

Part3: The Psychology of Impotence in a Relationship

Part4: The Meaning of Sex in Your Relationship

Part5: Sexual Problems and Anxieties

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