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Partner wants too much sex

Though most people enjoyably welcome the unquenchable and insatiable appetite of their partners for sex, this might be a big problem for some. In reality, in any sexual relationship, it does not matter how much is too much, or how little is too little.  When the patterns and levels of sexual desire and urge are significantly unequal between you and your partner, it’s a ticking nuclear bomb that can greatly damage your relationship.  It is better to do something about it before complications and frustrations set in.

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Reflect. Having lesser sexual urges does not mean that you do not love your partner the way that you used to. Maybe you have been having a lot of stress at work. There could be a lot of reasons for having a withering sex drive. Before discussing things with your partner, reflect on what you truly feel about the entire matter.

Communicate.Good and honest communication is the key. Talk with with your partner about sex and how you feel about your unequal desire for sex. Emphasize that you are talking about it because you want to save the relationship and that you love them.  You are not doing this to make your partner feel like an incapable lover, who is unable to satisfy your sexual needs. Do not resort to evading tactics that could cause your partner to stop having sex with you, like pretending to feel tired most of the time or picking a big fight right before going to bed.

Be romantice. There are many to how you can maintain your intimate bond keep the romance going without the actual sexual penetration. Kissing, hugging and touching are some ways you can maintain your bond as a couple and still fulfill each other’s sexual desires. Pleasure your partner with your hands as you sit or lie beside them. Be creative! Make this an opportunity to search and enjoy other means of sexual gratification. You can also encourage them to use sex toys or masturbate more frequently than the usual. Make it clear that you are not belittling your partner's needs or rejecting them.

Do your part. You must also do your part. Make time to rest and do relaxation techniques before your partner gets home so you will have enough energy and endurance for sex. You can also try natural products that increase your endurance and libido. Make sure that you inform your physician before trying any of these products to be safe.

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