At age 66, Louis doesn’t orgasm every time he has sex. He doesn’t mind, but it’s driving his girlfriend crazy.
Changing the Way People, Politics & the Media Look at Sex
At age 66, Louis doesn’t orgasm every time he has sex. He doesn’t mind, but it’s driving his girlfriend crazy.
So now Joe Biden is being told he’s made several women uncomfortable over the years. I believe it.
So what does this mean? How damning is it, and what should Biden do about it? What should WE do about it? And who is this “we”?
Adulthood requires that we realize there’s a difference between FEELING uncomfortable and BEING unsafe…
Dear Doctor: You didn’t ask me or talk to me about sex. Not once.
I saw you for hip pain.
Given the way that so many kinds of sex involve our hips, asking about sex would seem important.
You didn’t.
Of course…
It’s fascinating what people blame on porn–such as a husband behaving like a selfish jerk.
You might as well blame food for obesity, or cars for dangerous driving, or kids for bad parenting. Of course, obesity involves food, dangerous driving involves cars, and bad parenting involves kids. But if you want to understand problematic behavior, you have to look past the surface.
I’ve been a licensed marriage & family therapist and sex therapist since 1980. Since then I’ve been asked a jillion questions about sex—and in all that time the questions haven’t changed.
These are the questions of both men and women, old and young, of all orientations and levels of experience. Whether someone is kinky, vanilla, or in-between, here are the most common questions people ask about sex.
The latest news about sex is filled with fake problems, fake outrage, and fake solutions. And with Communism no longer believable as the most dangerous force in the world, American leaders have substituted sex traffickers and homosexuality as the major threat to our civilization.