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Topic : 10/26 More Sex With Kim Cattrall!

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Created on : Thursday, October 20, 2005, 02:52:57 pm
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She played the part of sexy “Samantha Jones” in the hit TV series Sex and the City. Now Kim Cattrall has written her second book about female sexuality. She joins Dr. Phil to help couples with questions achieve sexual satisfaction. Wayne and Erin were virgins when they got married. Now, two years later, Erin still isn't achieving the big "O."  Then, Tom wishes his wife, Kathy, would make some noise in the bedroom. She says she's just shy -- so why does she moan when she eats good food? Plus, he begs her to do it, but she thinks it's disgusting. Hear Dr. Phil's advice for an engaged couple facing oral sex issues. And, a married couple asks how to put the fire back in their sex life. This show is strictly adults only.

 

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October 26, 2005, 7:45 am PDT

10/26 More Sex With Kim Cattrall!

Quote From: geauxlsu

The key to a happy sex life is this:  Tell you man this:  "If every heterosexual woman had sex like this, they never would turn to anyone else".  (my best friend changed hers to: "if every woman had sex with a man like you, there wouldn't be any lesbians left: 

  

Another friend changed it to:  "if every lesbian had a man make love to her like you just did to me, she might change her sexual orientation". 

  

Notice the variations but the main point is still the same:  He is awesome in bed.  (and they try to live up to it, too, if you tell him what you like, especially when he is doing it so he can remember) 

  

I guess it all boils down to communication. 

I agree about praise. It works wonders for both sides of the bed. However, there also needs to be honest communication-stroking his ego when he doesn't get it is a mistake.  It misleads him and makes it more difficult for him to learn your triggers. 

  

 I have never told my husband what to do sexually but one of the things I did early on when we were making love was to touch myself in the way I wanted if he was missing it.  Not a in a critical way just in a hungry, helping-you-out kind of way. That was all the educating I ever had to do. 

  

My husband on the other hand told me, in clear terms exactly what he wanted me to do and I truly appreciated the information. Trial and error is for dummies. 

 
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October 26, 2005, 7:48 am PDT

10/26 More Sex With Kim Cattrall!

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I just tuned in halfway through the show and saw the story of the LDS couple who's wife is not achieving orgasm.  I too am LDS, and thought I would post some advise in this area with a gospel perspective.  I have never had difficulty in achieving orgasm, but am trying to encourage my husband to have greater foreplay.  My husband and I recently found a book on Amazon that we ordered, but have not yet received.  I think it's a good book for any LDS couple who may be having sexual problems.  It's called "And They Were Not Ashamed: Strengthening Marriage Through Sexual Fulfillment" by Laura M. Brotherson.  On Amazon you can view the table of contents and the first few pages.  Take a look, it may help you out.   

  

I found it most interesting that many of the key areas of sexuality for men and women are opposites.  I asked my husband why he thought Heavenly Father had created us that way, he said it was so we would work together.  I believe that too.  I think it's another way we should be working together to become One. 

  

I too am LDS.  It's nice to see there are other LDS members out there on the message boards.  I was beginning to think I was the only one!  I have seen that book in the Deseret book store and it looks like a good book.  I have thought about getting it.  I am trying to encourage my husband also to have more foreplay.  I think that's really important.   We have a book called "Between Husband and Wife".  It's a good book that also talks about the differences between the way men and women view sex, but I think the one you mentioned will probably talk about it more.  Sex is an important part of marriage, but for me, sometimes it's hard.  I just had a baby 5 months ago and have only had sex  a few times since then.  At this rate, we will have what Dr. Phil calls a "sexless marriage" which I think will have negative effects.  We didn't have much sex while I was pregnant either.  I feel like my sex drive is gone and it isn't very comfortable when we do have sex.  Maybe this book would help me too.
 

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October 26, 2005, 7:59 am PDT

Thank you Dr. Phil and some other posts I've seen...

I am so glad to know that Dr. Phil has brought to light one of the biggest problems that married couples face. My Mom called me to say guess what!? I have not seen the show yet, but I have read through all the blurbs on the website.  

  

I am an Independent Consultant for Pure Romance. This is not a plug, only my experiences and things I talk to women about every day! 

  

The problems these couples face and the problems being discussed on these boards are the same problems I talk to women about almost daily! Yes there are days when we don't feel like it. Yes women all around the globe "fake it" for their man. Yes, some days we find the sexiest thing in the world is the sight of him loading the dishwasher and bathing the kids. Why? Cause we aren't doing it! But at the same time, we all have needs. If your needs are not being fulfilled, I think you have to look inside first. Couples tend to blame each other when it comes to sex, but it's usually out of frustration (not always mind you, I know there are exceptions).  

  

A lot of women I talk to just want to "get it over with".  Why does it have to be a chore? I then ask them why they think of it that way and it's usually because there is no romance, no fun, no foreplay, kids get in the way, they're tired, etc.  

  

First things first, if you don't know how to please yourself, no one will! Learn your body, learn what feels good and what doesn't. Then SHOW HIM how to please you! Ask him what he likes or doesn't.  COMMUNICATION is key. Talk to each other. Tell your significant other what you need and encourage them to tell you the same. Without it, things will be stale, if not now, then eventually. 

  

If you have lost the drive, there are things out there that can help. Buy an arousal cream, they can help kick start those feelings for you! Not in the mood, spray something with Pheremones.... that'll help! Play with lotions and lubes. There are many out there that are flavored and vaginal friendly! Toys can do wonders for you. I'm not talking about the phallic ones, though, if that's what you want, go for it! A bullet used the right way will change your bedroom life!  

  

I can go on and on about this. I dedicate my time to helping women find that romantic spark again or keep the flame steadily burning!  

  

Thanks again Dr. Phil!  

 
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October 26, 2005, 8:03 am PDT

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I can't wait to see this show, as I usually can't wait to see all of dr.phil's shows. Sex and sexuality are as individual as fingerprints. To each their own. I do resent the "shacking up" remark, however. I won't get into a debate over "christian" views...suffice to say that I live with a man ten years my junior (I'm 47) and it is the most loving, caring, fulfilling r-ship of my life. I was *married* for 20+ years...read what you like into the fact that I'm not eager to do it again. The vernacular  used about people who co-habitate suggests that you're teaching your children intolerance. Like another poster stated, they're catching the liberal ideas every day at school, and past the doors or your home. They're old enough to be engaged in a discussion about sex and sexuality. Teach them what you like from there. Just don't be surprised if they turn it around some day. If that happens, I hope they find tolerance and acceptance. Because of views taught in the home when my own children (22,20,16 and 5) were younger, my daughter thought that I would "disown" her when she decided to live with her fiance before marriage. She discovered otherwise. I left my church when members boycotted a baby shower of a young girl b/c she wasn't married. IMHO, the baby did nothing wrong...and still was going to need things that married mothers babies' need. I think that people get too "torn up" over things that just aren't that important.....sex being one of them. Also b/c of what my daughter was taught, she is unable to enjoy making love with the man she's agreed to spend the rest of her life with. I regret that. It hinges on the fact that she's not married to him yet, and feels as though sex with him is wrong. I sure wish I had discussed things differently in my home back then. I still have a 4yo...and things are waaay different now. I'll get it right this time......
 
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October 26, 2005, 8:14 am PDT

10/26 More Sex With Kim Cattrall!

Quote From: geauxlsu

If your guy has to look elsewhere to then be stimulated for you when you are right there, then the answer is for YOU to move on to another guy. 

  

Would you tell your daughter (if you have one in the future) to settle for that in her relationship?  I don't think you would.  Well, neither should you. 

  

One of the main reasons I started dating the guy I'm now very committed to (and he to me) is his philosophy on women.  (we were just talking one night and asking each other "what is your philosophy on this.....questions) 

  

His philosophy on women is this:  give them what they need physically FIRST and then it's both of their time.  Notice: he didn't say then it was HIS time.   

  

I didn't think there was a man alive who thought a woman should get her satisfaction first much less meet the man.  (and yes I know many of you have one of those guys). 

  

I never realized how selfish my ex-husband was in bed until I had a conversation with this guy about sex.  We weren't even sexual active and he was still able to keep me interested.  l5 months later, he still fascinates me in some way every single day. 

  

Maybe it is our age difference;  he is 36 and I'm 49.  I look very young (I'm very small and petite).  He is over six feet and tall, dark and handsome with a moustache.  I have blonde hair and green eyes so people always mention how opposite we are in looks.  I was worried about the age thing after getting divorced, but, the only guys who ask me out are all between 35-39.  And now I'm off the market, at least for the moment.  I am the one afraid of committing too deeply. 

  

But, back to YOU...sorry, I'm recovering from surgery and my medication makes me drone on a little bit....LOL 

  

When you find the guy that just holding his hand gives you a thrill, then you will know what your body is trying to tell you: that you have sexual chemistry with him.  Just thinking of my guy after l5 months still intrigues me.  Look for a guy who makes you feel like that.  You deserve it. 

  

Unless you want to be on message boards this time next year writing about the same dull sex life, then think of moving on.  OR show him your message on this board and have an open and frank conversation about your needs.  If he truly loves you, then he will be anxious to "make it up to you" assuming you tell him what is missing in the bedroom. 

  

Phyllis 

I am thrilled to see yet another woman happy with a younger man. I am 47...my SO is 37. I was in a 20+ year marriage. I'm not anxious to do it again. The only thing I'll say about my current situation is if I had a quarter for every time someone told me how lucky I am, I could pay off the house we just purchased together. He's been a dream come true...and the sex is phenomenal. But that isn't the biggest part...it's the fact that this just works. Period. It works. No drama, no hysterics, no histrionics...it works. We've had ONE argument in almost two years.  

We need a support group around here or something, lol....b/c the numbers of older women/younger men are growing.... 

 
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October 26, 2005, 8:28 am PDT

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       i have been with my husband for 11 years all together and 5 years of that is married.our sex life was great at first until we had kids and then he started to accuse me of cheating,now i really never want to have sex and he does every time i turn around but he doesn't kiss me or nothing.all he wants to do is get on and off also i am having another problem he always wants oral sex too.so it seems like it's about him and not me he don't care if he is pleasing me or not just as long as he gets what he wants.does anyone got any comments about what i can do. 

  

                                                                                               

 

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October 26, 2005, 9:05 am PDT

sex?

sex?  what is that?  I am 48 years old and haven't had it in over 4 years - and yes, I am married.  My husband has been ill and is on medical disability and we sleep in separate rooms.  Do I miss it?  not really the sex part, but I do miss the intimacy of just laying with someone, holding me, and kissing me. 
 

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October 26, 2005, 9:11 am PDT

10/26 More Sex With Kim Cattrall!

Quote From: missjane2

Since I have posted everything else about my life on this board....  You know when I got married I had absolutely ZERO sexual hang ups.  I have been married 15 yrs and thinking in terms of some of the principles on this show... I wonder how I would have handled this problem differently 10 years ago because 10 years is how long this has been happening.  The problem is WEIRD TIME.  I think when someone is OCD it enters every aspect of their life including the bedroom.  The only time my husband wants sex is 3 am like clock work and then he eats a bowl of cereal.  I mean 10 friggin years of that.  Now you could have danced around in all types of Victoria Secret stuff.... but nope we had TV shows to watch and then had to fall asleep for 3 hours, and then wake up and have sex.  Even if you were working that morning and had to be up at 6 am it didn't matter...... And  How do I feel about this?  if I work the next day I hate it.  Cuz you lose something from having your sleep repeatedly interupted and then have to work hard at work.  This may be a distorted perception, but I almost feel as though I was molested by my husband as an adult and I have never been molested by anyone.  And I don't have a problem with sex, but it is so um what I call Domestic Prostitution:  Sex in a Marriage for Money.  **laugh**  Cuz it is not emotional and not about love, but about just one person's selfishness.... 
I have also been married for 15 years and I cannot believe what you have been living with. "I mean 10 friggin years of that" I actually burst out laughing here by myself. And then I continued reading and I am in shock. That is complete and total abuse - I agree with you - you are being molested by your husband. What the hell is he wanting it at 3 am for? And the cereal? COME ONE!!! How can you possibly be a sexual goddess when you are yanked from sleep to his need for sex? He needs to understand this immediately. I wonder how much happier you could both be if you felt in love with him and had a satisfying sex life (Miss Adventurous Zero Hangups :) I can't imagine living that way and I want you to know that I admire and commend you for hanging in there for ten years. You are amazing. Now get him fixed or start thinking about yourself because I bet your spirit gets a little more crushed with each passing year. Mine would.
 
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October 26, 2005, 9:21 am PDT

Sex can wait! If he can't then Good Bye.

Quote From: wirth69

  When I read about an up coming show with the couple who were virgins' when they got married,my heart sank. I believe with all my heart that people SHOULD NOT WAIT for marriage to have sex. That idea is really impractical. I am not saying people should sleep around and have sex with anyone they meet,but would you buy a car without a test drive! There is a real possibility that you and the person you think is your perfect mate may not be sexually compatable! You my be adventurous and they,more conservetive.What if they have desires that you find disgusting? 

  My mother waited and tells me"If I would have tried it before I married,I damn sure wouldn't have married it." My Grandmother(who is nearly 80)says "Young people should live togther before they get married because you never really know someone til you have lived with them" 

  I tell my kids'(daughter 13 , son 18)they should wait til the subject of marriage comes up,but not waiting doesn't them immoral people. 

  Four months ago I married the man the kids and I have lived with for 5 years! And no,neither one of feel we were a bad influence on the kids. 

  

                                                                                                                                               sincerly, 

                                                                                                                                             Mrs.Stud 

  

                 P.S. His kids' (ages 23-31)thought it was a good idea to live togher first,too! 

Dear Mrs. Stud, 

  

                           There is nothing wrong with being a virgin the day you get married. I was 19 when my husband and I got married and he was 28, we were both virgins in which I'm very proud of because it was a special gift that we wanted to share with each other not any body else. 

                           If you have sex before you're married there will be feelings of regret that you didn't wait. No disrespect to your grandmother but you don't have to live with someone before you marry them, what's the sense? You'll get to know them by being around them that's how you'll know if your compatable.  

                          If your boyfriend or girlfriend can't except you or your values and if they aren't willing to wait to have sex unitl marriage then kick them to the curb. They are not worth a pot to spit in, don't waste your purity on someone who sees you as a trophy to brag to their friends about or a piece of meat. We women deserve respect and dignity and if a man can't handle that then as Dr.Phil says "Don't let the door hit you in the butt on the way out." 

 
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October 26, 2005, 9:24 am PDT

10/26 More Sex With Kim Cattrall!

Quote From: ricschic

I am thrilled to see yet another woman happy with a younger man. I am 47...my SO is 37. I was in a 20+ year marriage. I'm not anxious to do it again. The only thing I'll say about my current situation is if I had a quarter for every time someone told me how lucky I am, I could pay off the house we just purchased together. He's been a dream come true...and the sex is phenomenal. But that isn't the biggest part...it's the fact that this just works. Period. It works. No drama, no hysterics, no histrionics...it works. We've had ONE argument in almost two years.  

We need a support group around here or something, lol....b/c the numbers of older women/younger men are growing.... 

I'm just curious.  You're obviously all for older women dating younger men but how do you feel about older men dating younger women?  I found that many women think that it's okay for older women to this but it's disgusting for older men to do the same.  Maybe it's because women seem to think that it's okay for them to do anything but when a man does the same thing it's wrong.  I certainly hope that you're not one of these people.
 
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