The 10 most common sex problems

MF editorial team

04 Nov 2015

1/10
I can’t have an orgasm the ‘real’ way
Many women who do, do it to get more pleasure during sex. The most natural and spontaneous female orgasm is a clitoral effect. About 70% of women are unaware of vaginal orgasm. And those who achieve orgasm often access it after some experience in their sexual life.
2/10
I have a smaller sexual appetite than my husband
Many women say they have never felt that much desire or their desire has dropped dramatically during their relationship. There may be many reasons why women experience low desire.
3/10
I have a smaller sexual appetite than my wife
More and more couples face this problem where the man does not want to have sex, or less often, which frustrates the woman.
4/10
I encounter performance problems
When a man is in a relationship, the most common performance problems are premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. In both cases, anxiety may lead them to avoid sex and intimacy.
5/10
I want to feel more connected to my partner
Men, often in their thirties, will try to rhyme sex and love after separating the two for years.
6/10
I want to spice up our sex life but my partner is not interested
The more time passes, the more people want a pleasant change and approach. But they do not necessarily know how to talk about their desires to one another.
7/10
My partner is sick but want to continue to have an active sex life
Couples often need help when one of them falls ill. For example, a patient with cancer may feel undesirable, while his partner feels helpless.
8/10
We are stuck in a sexless marriage
People are often distracted by work, by young children or the affairs of everyday life and tend to forget themselves.
9/10
We have different sexual desires
This is what sexologists call a divergence of desire: one partner wants sex more often than the other and in a more erotic way.
10/10
We want to recover our sexuality pre-baby
It is common for couples to seek each other after the birth of their child. There may be a drop of desire or sensations need to be regained after childbirth.

Decreased desire in bed, different desires… What sexual difficulties do couples encounter most often? Hear the response of these American sexologists, and solutions to address them.

What do couples really talk about when they see a sex therapist? It could range from achieving orgasms, to having sexual desires in different levels and even how to get intimate in the bedroom when one of them is ill. These problems may seem small at first glance, but kept unresolved and they could be detrimental to a relationship.

Discover the most common reasons and some tips on how to overcome them in the slideshow above.

Source: The Huffington Post, “10 Complaints Sex Therapists Hear All The Time”.

Fabienne Broucaret and Nur Syazana H.

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