How Sex Saved Our Marriage

Why Can’t I Climax During Sex? I usually can’t orgasm during intercourse, though I can have one on my own. My partner wants us to have mutual orgasms and I feel like I am letting him down. Am I normal? In a word, yes. Research indicates that up to 80 percent of women cannot reach orgasm through intercourse (or do so only occasionally). That means fewer than a quarter of women climax through thrusting alone, no matter how big his penis is, no matter how long he lasts, and no matter how you feel about him. Thirty percent of women have trouble reaching orgasm. If you've ever had trouble climaxing, you're not alone. According to Planned Parenthood statistics, as many as 80 percent of women have difficulty with orgasm from vaginal intercourse alone. Clitoral stimulation during intercourse can help, says Stern, but so can medical treatment. Of course you can be sure to see your doctor to rule out things like thyroid disease, depression or diabetes, but even with the...

HOTWIFING 101 FANTASIZING ABOUT SOMEONE OTHER THAN OUR SPOUSE... WE ALL DO IT! In recent nationwide surveys about marriage, studies showed: 92% of men, and 88% of women fantasized daily about sleeping with a stranger they encounter almost daily.  94% of women confessed to masturbating recently about someone other than their husbands. 79% of husbands doing the same.  87% of men said they would be open to sharing their wife with another man,  While 71% of wives said they would be open to exploring it.  Reports even showed that 62% of couples had either: had a threesome, attended a swingers party, participated in swinging, or allowed their spouse a hall pass to have casual sex. Essentially everyone fantasizes about screwing strangers, its normal! I believe it’s safe to say that all married women have fantasized, at least once about having sex with another partner during their healthy, happy, and loving marriage. Her fantasy may be a...