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Our sexual relations are not what they used to be, is there something we can do to improve the situation?

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Question - (10 July 2008) 1 Answers - (Newest, 10 July 2008)
A female United States age 51-59, anonymous writes:

ive been with my husband for 12 years,latley during sex he gets soft.i give him the best blow jobs he has ever gotten in his life,i treat him like a king when it comes to foreplay and sex, so whats the deal.he always can go for a long time,but now he takes for evevr cumming,is it cause he likes to masterbate alot it doesnt matter if we just had sex a few min later i see him jerking off.so my question is why does he go soft and why cant he cum with me during sex?

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A reader, anonymous, writes (10 July 2008):

This must be very frustrating to you and yeah, I bet it hurts; it also creates certain feelings of "insecurity" and makes you wonder; what am I doing wrong/what more can or must I do;

You must relax; you by the sounds of it are doing a lot;

However:

There can be so many reasons for this;

It could be medical; Is he on any medication?

It could be psygological; (anxiety to perform, will make it worse)

It is impossible to give you an answer with so little information;

I suggest, you do not try and find the answer or SOLUTION here on this site;

BUT

I suggest:

1.Your husband must go for a full medical examination;

(with a clean bill of health, no blood pressure; no diabetics etc)

2. Ask your doctor to recommend a psygologist; ( if the psygologist is also happy"no problems")

3. Ask your doctor for a referal to a sex therapist.

I am sorry this seem like the long road; but unfortunately with situations like this it does not help to take a short cut; you do not want a short term solution;

My thoughts are with you; get the fire and the magic back in your marriage and don't delay; start today;

Keep us posted; remember we are here for you to talk 24/7;

Be strong and good luck;

Big hug and SMILE from me;

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