Archive for February, 2009

Sex is So Much More Than an Orgasm!

Sunday, February 8th, 2009

Here are more questions Chris, from the Stephen and Chris Show, asked me during our interview.

Chris: What’s the difference between single woman sex and married woman sex?
My Answer: When you think about how the average person learns to have sex, it was a short time period encompassing a small amount of knowledge. That limited learning is what we take and use for the rest of our lives. This single-sex formula works great when we are single for a number of reasons. However, once we get into our long term relationship, it stops working—especially for millions of women.

What the happily ever after people neglected to tell the average couple is they need to have a different type of sex—married-sex. Luckily, the transition from single-sex to married-sex doesn’t have to be difficult.

Chris: You think that good married sex goes beyond the orgasm-why?
My Answer: Men and women were told that because a woman can have an orgasm, she will be sexually satiated. It’s my experience that many women can and do consistently have an orgasm during the sexual experience and yet she is not sexually satisfied once the sex is over. Therefore, there must be more to the sex than having an orgasm.

Women need to feel that when they walk into the bedroom, they will be nurtured. Single-sex rarely provides the nurturing she needs.

What inspired you to write the book?

Sunday, February 1st, 2009

The second question Chris, from The Stephen and Chris Show, asked was why I wrote this book.

My Answer
I wrote this book because of my own sexual difficulties after only a few years of marriage. I knew the minute I met my husband that he was “the one” and everything about our relationship, including the sex, was amazing. Yet three years after getting married our sex life became almost non-existent.

Naturally, I went to my library of sex books looking for solutions. Surprisingly, I could find nothing that fit my particular situation:
•    I was happily married—except for the sex part
•    I didn’t have a sexual dysfunction
•    I enjoyed sex when I was in the mood—which was becoming less and less
•    I wanted to have a great sex life—I just didn’t know how

I wrote my book, Till Sex Do Us Part to help me and the millions of other women who are grappling with this exact same situation.