My fiancee and I have been having crazy sex for the last year and a half. On our fist date he was really nervous and jokingly asked for me to come over to his place. Knowing he was nervous I thought it was the perfect opportunity to make my move. I told him yes and he was surprised and unsure of what to do. Later he told me about how he really didn't expect me to say yes so soon. But it turned me on that he hadn't had a lot of sex before me and it made him all the more exciting. I was nervous too because it was the first time I had sex at someone's place that wasn't their parents ( I was a junior in high school). The excitement for both of us was really high, I showed it less than he did. He was breathing really heavy and slightly clumsy. But it just made me feel good being in control for once. He gave me something I never had before. A night to enjoy myself during sex. He was the only one that ever made me orgasm. All the other guys I had dated were total d-bags and were done in less than 10 minutes. Between us, it lasted all night. I couldn't walk the next morning because I'd never used so many muscles for love making before. It was the first time I had ever felt truly one with someone. But later in our relationship we never got that excitement back and after about 6 months I became incredibly sexually dissatisfied. He used to be able to make me orgasm at least 2 times a week and after about the 6 month mark it just sort of stopped. Sex was never the incentive for our relationship but it was still very important to us.
What happened after 6 months? I started using toys and it became hard for my fiancee to pleasure me. So he gave up and I started getting angry at him for not pleasuring me after sex. When I didn't come I was upset and took it out on him. And then I started rejecting sex and becoming moody. Now I'm still working things out between me and him. But its caused a lot more trouble than either of us had imagined. Lately I've been staying up trying to figure out whats wrong with me and what I can do to fix the problems I create.
All relationships are different. Couples can have as much sex as twice a month or twice a day. But I'm writing this to share things that I have discovered in my relationship as well as things I've learned online and from many books. I would like to share these things so that if anyone has any of these problems can know that they aren't the only ones and that there are things to do to fix sex problems in relationships.
Things that you should DO in a relationship:
1) BE ROMANTIC: there will be some women who say they don't like romance and like things dirty. That's fine. To each their own. But that doesn't mean romance has to be taken out of the equation. All women love romance. And for women reading this, all men love knowing that they are being thought of; whether sexually or romantically. Love notes can be a cute and lovely way of sharing intimate thoughts. I love writing and receiving love notes because it shows that my fiancee and I aren't just focusing on sex together or responsibilities apart. And don't feel that anything you write will be corny. What you call corny are usually things that your significant other find sweet and wonderful. Its okay to sound corny just don't sound CHEAP. Don't use cards that have things already written in them unless you write something special in it.
Whatever you do or get, make it thoughtful. Women go crazy when they come home to a romantic setting, dinner, dim lights, etc...So one important thing when trying to be romantic is that you don't have to go all out. Sometimes the simplest things can be the most heartfelt.
Another thing about romance is if the other person isn't in the mood sexually don't make them feel as though you did everything for them so you could get laid. For example say your sweet heart comes home and you have the romantic dinner set up and all you can think about is how much he/she is going to enjoy a long passionate night of hard core love making after dinner. But they tell you they had a very bad day ( at work, between friends, anything that they would feel distressed over) and it kind of kills the mood. Be prepared to go to bed early. Focus on the night at hand and just use it as a tool to show you care and support them. ROMANCE ISN'T JUST ABOUT HAVING SEX. Its about sharing love and intimacy in a wonderful way in a place that's away from the rest of the world. But in the case that Romance does lead to sex I move on to another thing to do.
2) SMELL THE FLOWERS. Take your time. Have a setting that takes both of you away from the normal and gives you freedom to shake off the rest of the world. To be yourself. Men and women can't enjoy sex while still feeling the pressures of the outside world and having the feeling of impending doom hanging over their heads. That's why its good to just relax and take time to notice whats in front of you. Forget about that job interview tomorrow or how your presentations going to go. Just focus on the beautiful person before you, who you want to please and love on. And if it is a week day and you have to get up early don't be so quick to finish that you haven't fully enjoyed your partner.
It doesn't take hours to get the most out of your night, although if your both enjoying then there shouldn't be anything to stop you. I mean, if your going to wake up late wouldn't you rather be it over making sweet passionate love or having stayed up late worrying about whatever you have to deal with the next day. Also, sex helps you sleep, its doing something that drains your energy and makes you feel satisfied, if enjoyed properly.