sexual weaponry

There is a difference between not enjoying sex with your partner and making it obvious that you are not enjoying it. One is a common problem, and the other is an example of sexual weaponry.

Lack of sexual fulfillment or interest

If one partner is lacking sex drive, having a difficult time reaching orgasm, or for some reason just not making time for sex… this can be a temporary and fixable problem. With a quick talk to a doctor, adding some new positions or toys, or just waiting until the hectic schedule calms down, a couple can find themselves reintegrated quickly.

Letting the partner know

In our continued exploration of sexual weaponry, we make a pit stop in couple’s hell: personal fights. Did you know that there is a right way and a wrong way to fight? In fact, productive fighting can actually be a very healthy part of a relationship. You just have to know how to do it.

A productive fight has five main characteristics. 

Past indiscretions make an easy target for a scorned lover. Today in our sexual weaponry series, we will look at how you know if you are overstepping your bounds in bringing up the past and what to do about it. If: