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Madison Grey's Sex and Relationship Advice

Q - I haven’t had sex with my husband for almost a year. I’m going through menopause now and all of a sudden my sexual appetite seems to have reappeared. All I do is think about sex but I’m too shy to bring it up.

-Carmen, California

A - I am sure your husband will be more than happy to know you sexual appetite has decided to, well… eat again (sort of speak). Don’t be shy. This is good news and you should treat it as such. Bring back your moves; show him the wait was worthwhile.


Q - My friend always brags about her multiple orgasms. I am happy for her but I also have to admit it makes me a bit jealous. I’ve tried to multi-orgasm but I just can’t. Am I doing something wrong?

Linnea, Montana

A - Not all our bodies are the same. Some people have no problems having one orgasm after the other and for other people their body take a little bit longer for it to go at it again. Being comfortable with our partner is a huge part of it. Remember is more about the quality than the quantity.


Q - I’m gay and no one knows about it. I am afraid I will loose my friends and family. I don’t want to be in the closet but I also don’t want to be rejected.

-James, Kentucky

A - Dear James, real friends and people that love you will always give you unconditional love and support. They might not understand the whole “gay thing” but they will accept who you are, a wonderful human being. It’s time to be you and time for them to stand by you. If you are unsure about how to tell them you are gay, call a gay hotline or contact your community gay center.


Q - I don’t enjoy having sex with my boyfriend anymore. It was ok for a while now it’s just boring to me. I fake it all the time. I thought the sex would get better with time, but it has been a few months now and I’m not satisfied. I don’t feel any sexual attraction anymore. I don’t know what to do or say to him

-Natalie, New Jersey

A - Natalie you have to examine your feelings and know what is important in your relationship. Sex with our partner makes us feel closer to them. It builds an intimacy that we do not share with anyone else. It is important to feel sexually attractive to the person that we are spending our days with, this helps us build are relationship. I’m not saying that sex is everything but you well know that it is important to have that “I want to rip of your clothes and take you now” feeling otherwise it just feels that we are hanging out with a friend. Try talking to him see what he thinks.

 

 

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