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He Wanted To Get To Know You But Now He Just Wants Sex
Posted by Stephan Labossiere in Advice for Women, Dating, Intimacy | 70 comments
17.12.12
Ladies, ladies, ladies. How many of you have had that experience where you meet a guy and it gets off to a good start. He seems attentive, willing to talk/have good conversations, and seems genuinely interested in wanting to get to know you. He is flat-out coming correct and you like how things are progressing. Then at some point (either before having sex or after having sex)
Your Wife Doesn’t Like Sex
Posted by Stephan Labossiere in Advice for Men, Intimacy, Marriage | 20 comments
30.10.12
I can hear the poor men sobbing as they have convinced themselves that their wives no longer desires or cares for sex. What used to be a sufficient amount of sexual pleasure in the “boyfriend/girlfriend” phase has tuned into night after night of “I’m too tired” “the kids may hear us” or the infamous “I have a headache” just to name a few. Married men all over are left frustrated and
Faking Orgasms: You Can’t Prove She Had An Orgasm!
Posted by Stephan Labossiere in Advice for Men, Intimacy, Marriage | 41 comments
22.10.12
Studies have shown anywhere from 55% - 80% (If not more) of women fake orgasms. Yet ask any man on the street and they think they are handing out orgasms like a bag of peanuts on an airplane. That math is not adding up people! As sexual as our society has become we still seem to not have a great grasp on all things sex. This lack of understanding and
Cohabitation: Is Living Together Before Being Married Wise To Do
Posted by Stephan Labossiere in Advice for Men, Advice for Women, Dating, Intimacy, Marriage | 35 comments
16.10.12
Two people meet, they get to know each other, become a couple, and one day somebody comes up with the bright idea of moving in together. It sounds great to them and they figure why not. They get to be with each other more, get a better idea if this is a person they may want to marry, and many times it can be helpful financially. So what’s all the fuss about?