Can you speak to the loneliness and rejection wives feel when their husbands are struggling with erectile dysfunction?
“Four out of five times I lose my erection when I’m about to penetrate, no matter how attracted I am to my partner. What is the problem, or what may be the problem?” Read more to find out what relationship expert Josh Spurlock has to say about anxiety-induced erectile dysfunction.
Terri says, “How can you engage in physical intimacy and not have an orgasm as a goal?”
Paul asks: “How frequently should a Christian married couple have sex, and does age play a factor in it? How old is too old?”
Clint says, “I’ve been married for six weeks and we haven’t been able to connect sexually. My wife strays from the topic and the action and she won’t open up about her anxieties.”
Taylor says, “I’m 20 years old and experiencing erectile dysfunction. Is this bad? What does this mean?”
Why does sex hurt? First of all: Sex shouldn’t hurt! If intercourse is painful, something is wrong – It’s not normal. There can be a number of causes for dyspareunia (pain during sex). The good news is: Painful sex can be treated, so you can enjoy sex instead of wincing at the thought of it.
Samantha says, “If I don’t have an attraction for my spouse, are we doomed for divorce? Or, can we cultivate an attraction with our spouse?”
Elisa says, “Can sex therapy be for single Christians? Is it a space for singles to discuss sexuality?”
Pregnancy is a life-changing experience, that is not always welcome. Sometimes fears related to pregnancy can interfere with your sex life. In this article you’ll learn about how being scared of sex because of pregnancy can be navigated.