Relationship Issues
Top Facts about Relationships & Sex
1. On average, couples with children have less
than 10 minutes of meaningful conversation each day. It
must be possible to multiply this by 10 and have an hour and a half
of quality time with arguably the most important person in your
life. We bet you probably give more than this to your boss/colleagues/customers!
2. Domestic violence is unacceptable and is shrouded in
shame and secrecy. Its damaging effects are not just physical
but psychological, particularly with children. Of itself however,
domestic violence is usually a symptom rather than a cause of relationship
problems. If you know of a couple suffering from this, encourage
them to contact a counsellor so they can start working immediately
on the underlying problem.
3. Embarking on a long term relationship can be the riskiest
thing a young person can do. One has to train to be a working
cook, a car driver, or even a competent ballroom dancer. So what
makes starting a relationship so casual an event that there are
no training packs available? There are now. If you know anyone in
this situation, encourage them to see our “New Relationship
Skills Advice” pack in the shopping section.
4. Rather than being his proudest possession, the
man with the ever ready erect penis may own the biggest obstacle
to good sex. It could be his worst enemy.
5. The human bodies largest sexual organ is the brain.
By stimulating the brain, erogenous zones are switched on. If your
sex life is not all it used to be, give your brain a chance by exposing
it to stimulation from all your senses – sight, sound, touch,
smell and taste. You may never get 8 hours sleep again!
6. Less than one in a hundred couples planning divorce seek
advice. Of those that do, the underlying sexual or relationship
problem that has got them there has often been a problem for more
than 5 years and may be too deeply embedded to be resolved. It’s
strange; if we break a bone, we are rarely prepared to wait more
than 5 minutes to seek help. What’s the difference?
7. Entering a new relationship often puts a man on the spot.
He may feel that he is expected to be erect and ready to
fire in an instant. He must be allowed to run things his own way.
A real man is not someone who feels he must live up to other people’s
standards and expectations. The real man knows who he is and goes
after what he wants and needs, even if some of these are not on
Rambo’s “must do” list.
8. The single most important thing you can do to have better
sex or to resolve a sexual difficulty is to be really honest with
yourself and identify what it is that you want and need.
These are then communicated to your partner to make sure they are
received (consistent with not subverting your partner’s needs).
You are what you are and your partner will probably really appreciate
your honesty.
This is where Relish comes in
As a result of a free one hour consultation we will idenitfy the issues you are REALLY facing so you can make an informed choice on your options to move forward if you still want to.
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