Monday, June 18, 2012
Anal Sex: Nature’s Magnificent Equalizer
Ladies and gentlemen, let us all raise our butts in salutation to equality. Finally, there is no gender conflict. T ... http://bit.ly/KOBj0L
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Dear Rod and Anita, First I would like to say that I absolutely love your blog! The perspective which you two amazing people provide in sharing your experiences has given me a great deal of strength in coming to terms with who I truly am. I am 27 and have been married for 3 years to my wife who is my greatest friend in the entire world. I have had an idea since I was in high school that I was bisexual or gay, but due to the conservative nature of my upbringing, I never in a million years would have had the opportunity to act on these thoughts or desires and to this day have not even so much as kissed another man. Last summer while studying abroad by myself I finally allowed myself to admit that I was bisexual. It was an incredible moment. I told my wife once I returned home and after the initial shock, she was incredibly supportive. I have now realized that I am not bisexual, but rather, am gay. I've talked about this many times with my wife, who has continued to offer her unrelenting support and love. I can honestly say that she is the only woman in the world that I am sexually attracted to, and believe me, I've watched DVDs, searched the Internet, and even taken many opportunities to look at beautiful women to see how I feel and I'd there is any sexual attraction whatsoever, and there is none lol. I greatly enjoy everything about the life that my wife and I have together. We have great chemistry sexually, and I am and will forever remain faithful to her. I have been finding myself since revealing that I am gay, noticing so many more men, and it's like a light bulb has been turned on and everything going through my mind says...you are gay...embrace it. I have also known since I was a young boy that I have an incredibly feminine side and have so many times felt utterly helpless because I've always felt like I'm trapped in a man’s body when on the inside I am a woman. I don't plan on having a sex change, but I find myself wanting to explore this side of myself to a much greater extent. I've never tried on women's clothing or anything but it's feeling like a desire that can't continue to go unfulfilled. Being so happily married to the love of my life in a completely monogamous relationship is the greatest gift I could've ever asked for, that being said, do you two have any advice as to how I can continue to be the best husband that I can be while still embracing my true self? Thank you both so much for your time, I greatly appreciate it. ... Lovinglife
Dear Lovinglife,“There is Magic in Difference When That Difference is Shared.” Rod AnitaAnita printed ... http://bit.ly/LBh7Ts
There is Magic in Difference When That Difference is Shared
Dear Rod and Anita,First I would like to say that I absolutely love your blog! The perspective which you two amaz ... http://bit.ly/Mx1mYZ
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Q: Cyndi’s dilemma: My formerly gregarious mother evaporated into a whisper when I was twelve. She was only 43 when, almost overnight, she changed from a vibrant, healthy young mother into a stooped grandmother-like old lady. She spent all her time in bed or lounging in front of the TV. The only time she left home was to visit her doctor. After Mom died, at 48, my Dad’s sister said it was menopause that killed her. I am 42 and terrified because I feel as if impending menopause will drag me into the same spiral that killed my mother. My doctor keeps saying I have nothing wrong with me but says I must change my attitude or I will make myself sick. My sex drive is high but I worry it will disappear. A friend told me how you advocate sex as a tool to manage menopause. I desperately need reassurance.
A: Dear Cyndi,I suspect that your mother did not discuss sexual issues with you and you learned, as many of us, ... http://bit.ly/L4UZfQ
Menopausal Dilema
Cyndi’s dilemma:My formerly gregarious mother evaporated into a whisper when I was twelve. She was only 43 wh ... http://bit.ly/KBa23K
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