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A satisfying sex life can take time to grow and develop. The more comfortable you get with each other and open about sex--the better it is going to get. Talking to each other, trying small things out and gaining confidence in bringing up larger
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A satisfying sex life can take time to grow and develop. The more comfortable you get with each other and open about sex--the better it is going to get. Talking to each other, trying small things out and gaining confidence in bringing up larger sexual issues is a great way to start. Maybe he feels the same way and does not want to hurt your feelings?? Then you both are missing out on building a closer and more fulfilling sex life.
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...A satisfying sex life can take time to grow and develop. The more comfortable you get with each other and open about sex--the better it is going to get....
Yep, ^^ this.
I'm currently very satisfied with our sex life, but it's not a static thing, sex lives are constantly changing and both partners will need to be open about their needs throughout their lives together (if they both want to stay satisfied).
Your needs can be communicated to your husband in a non-blaming, non-judgmental way. For example, using only "I" statements rather than "you" statements, and focusing on the fact that what you want is more of your husband because of your love for him and the way he makes you feel.
I have, in the past, felt guilty when my needs in this regard weren't being met at times. But, we talked about it, and now I know that my needs are my needs - just like I don't feel guilty when I have to pee, eat, or drink water; I don't need to feel guilty about needing sex with my man. I also found, personally, that expressing those needs, and then seeing him step up to the plate to meet them for me made my love and respect for him grow.
Have a heart to heart, and remember that your goal is to be happy together. By being vulnerable to our partners we give our relationship room to really grow!
Best wishes!