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You aren't on any medications, are you? Antidepressants and blood pressure meds are notorious for their sexual side effects.
Thank you for your reply and for telling me your story.
I too have the problem with distractions but I am usually able to get over that rather quickly.
The only medication I am on is my seizure medicine. I have never had this problem with my husband. We are very close to each other and we actually will say the exact same thing together at the same time and if one of us is thinking of something the other would say it out loud. I hate that this is happening and have told him about it. Yesterday, he said he was sorry because it was his fault, of course I disagreed.
I am a stay at home mom and go to school online. My husband works long hours and here lately we have not had the chance to really spend time together. There are times when we both are too tired to do anything and we end up going to sleep. I am hoping that is what the problem is. I plan on doing some relaxation techniques to help resolve the possibility of unknown stress.
Could I be ruining my chance of orgasm in sex by masturbating when I am alone (and get some free time)?
Thank you again for your reply.
For me it helps to just close my eyes, not worry about time constraints, and really focus on the "good feelings" or sensations in my body and honing in on that. Also fantasizing some about my husband while my eyes are closed or imagining what's coming next during foreplay. Lots and lots of foreplay helps. Oral sex is my favorite in that regard.
You could also try taking a hiatus from masturbating for a few days, or even taking a short break from sex if your husband is up for that.
Good luck!
Even with heavy time demands, I suspect you need more physical exercise. Do you have a stationary bicycle? That would allow activity while watching young 'uns.
My sister was a very busy realtor some years back and used her gym membership for regular visits. When I asked her how she could spend time at the gym when she'd already had a long day she said "Expending energy adds energy". May not be an exact quote.
I was a computer person for many years and would end the day very tired. But walking the dog, washing the car, or helping with household chores was often more refreshing than a nap for me ...
Alternatively, does your hubby help out in the house?
I've never minded vacuuming and the Lady appreciates the assist.
Good Luck!
For An_240624, I would say your problem might be a lack of natural lubrication which sometimes happens. Buy another lubricant; my fiance uses a very slippery one (I don't know what it's called) but you only need a couple drops. That makes getting into sex easier because you don't need to spend effort simply making yourself wet before you get into actual sexual play. And there's nothing wrong with masturbating by yourself sometimes.
On a positive note though, everything seems to be going good. We have both been going to bed really late, like around 1 am or 2 am. We both have to get up around 7 am, so there have been many nights of quickies. Even though quickies don't last very long at all, they give me great pleasure. Don't get me wrong, I so love the other way too. I wish I could have a mixture of both.
Thanks for your reply.
My husband is great at helping around the house, he will cook, load the dishwasher, wash clothes, sweep, vacuum, mop, trash, etc.
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