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dmeddows

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Newly Wed - No Sex... Help!
Posted: 03-04-06 14:29pm

I am 25, have been married for 9 months, and we have no sex life. Let me explain...

My wife and were virgins when we got married so we have nothing to compair to. I was mostly worried that the wedding night would be over too quick - it was the opposite.

Since that one night we tried sex many times in the first few months, but never got it to work. I was almost wanting to give up - t was so frustrating. I should also mention that if we do anything else other than sex (including if I do it myself ) I don't have such a problem... Most times it works out alright.

The way it always works out is I get excited, things are working, we have some foreplay, things are still working, but as soon as we engage in intercourse things die down and there is not enough to finish it up. Since this has happened so many times and turns a romantic evening into frustration we haven't tried anything in almot 5 months - which is even more frustrating.

I suspect that I am suffereing from some sort of erectile dysfunction, but it is just more frustrating having it work other ways, but intercourse just kills it.

I will also mention that I am a person that carries a lot of anxiety, and suffered from bells palsey 4 years ago. I don't know how much this would effect things seeing that it is only intercourse that doesn't work. It feels a lot like performance anxiety - all I want is to make love to her, we have only completed it once, and we waited to have sex. I never imagined it would be this frustrating. Before we were married I thought I had a uncontrolable sex drive - consumed my mind all the time and erect all the time. Now I am so frustrated by it I am more erect more often when she is not around.

Does anyone have any advise. It is to the point where trying sex is even awkward, it is not a part of our life. It has made me depressed and angry. I try hard to put on a smile every day - I don't want to take it out on her, but despite my smile, I am always crying inside...

Your advise is appreciated,
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hemostatic_electricity

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Posted: 03-05-06 15:20pm

It is probably a mental problem. My advice, as odd as it may sound, is have a few drinks and then try. I'll bet it'll work.
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w0rldd0minat0r

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Posted: 03-05-06 15:38pm

Good advice! Maybe using different positions so its not all the same stuff?
Or watching the footie whilst doing it? Might keep u interested?
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caes

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Posted: 03-05-06 16:30pm

I have been through this problem. I wud always lose my erection when we went to have sex. The way I got over it was- 1 night we lit candles everywhere in the bedroom, with nice chilled out music and we got so calm and relaxed with each other.
You have to tell yourself your not going to have sex... Just enjoy each others company, do some massages with all the proper oils etc its great. After that mayb the next evening you do the same things... It will bring back all the comfortableness and ur less likely to be anxious= more likely to perform.
I was anxious, u need to talk to your partner about this anxiety... If you dont tell your partner u wont get over this... Bcos half of this anxiety is fear of embarrassing yourself. If your girl knows what the score is you will less likely be embarrassed and scared.
Just keep trying and try to put on a positive face and itll happen.
Try and find what works for you... I found myself less anxious when I was behind her and she wasnt looking at me...
Once its gone great the first time... Itll be easy from then on you wont understand what all the fuss was about.
Good luck.. If u want to speak to me more just send me a private msg
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hemostatic_electricity

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Posted: 03-06-06 08:57am

I second what caes said. It always helps to talk to your partner about your problem. If she's understanding, it can boost your confidence and get you back in the game.
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