Our lives are filled with expectations, dreams and goals that we want to achieve.
We all have expectations, dreams and goals for our marriage, many of which are in the field of sex.
Unfortunately, many couples have never taken the time to sit down and discuss their sexual expectations.
We may be embarrassed by some of our expectations and even think that our spouse may think that we are \"dirty\" or \"abnormal \".
So we keep silent, dream only for our own expectations, and even get frustrated with our spouse because they can\'t figure it out.
God created sex for enjoyment, not just for birth, and I believe the best sex is married sex.
However, many couples have missed the love of enjoying each other.
Not discussing our sexual expectations can sometimes even lead to fantasies expressing our sexual desires with people other than spouses.
It is a tragedy that those fantasies and desires are so close to our bedroom but so far away, because we are not talking about them.
All couples are married with their expectations of frequency, endurance, performance, gender location, location, and gender type of gender you will be working on.
The stereotype is that most men dream of their wife becoming a good lady in public, but a woman is frantically prepared to try any possible sexual act in bed.
In fact, most of the time, it is the wife who has these flames of desire for her husband, how he will become Mount Tai in the bedroom.
This is not always the case for people with strong sexual desire.
Almost every couple wants a healthy and fun sex life. How about you?
Why did you delay talking about your sexual expectations?
In a marriage, these expectations may be silent for many years, causing setbacks in many areas of marriage.
I don\'t agree with those who think sex is not important in marriage.
If it doesn\'t matter, why does it cause serious setbacks and problems in marriage?
Also, if that doesn\'t matter, then why would it be healthier to have a good relationship and life with a good sex life?
Research has proved that good sex can help a happy marriage.
Here are some of the questions and ideas you can discuss about your sexual expectations: 1.
What are some of the challenges associated with your sex life? 2.
Is quality or quantity the most important? 3.
Enough money? 4.
What\'s the sexiest thing about your spouse? 5.
What\'s your sexiest thing? 6.
When do I think it\'s sexiest? 7.
What really excites me? 8.
My fantasies include. . . . . 9.
I want more. . . . . . 10.
Do you want to change or improve our sex life? 11.
I want to try new sexual poses like. . . . 12.
What do you think about masturbation together or masturbation alone? 13.
For me, foreplay means. . . 14.
Should we add sex toys to sex games? 15.
How about naked sleep? 16.
I think things related to sex may surprise you. . . . . 17.
My orgasm is usually Level 1 to 10. . . . . 18.
I think our sex is boring. . . . 19.
My idea for quickies is. . . . 20.
I like our sex life. . . . .
These are just a few topics you can discuss about sexual expectations.
The list will increase once you start.
If you improve your communication skills and reach a deeper level of intimacy outside the bedroom, the pleasure of having sex in the bedroom and anywhere else will become very satisfying!
I \'ve heard this: \"As your sex life goes on, so will your other relationships.
\"How\'s your sex life?
Are you talking about your sexual expectations?