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Most people mean their marriage vows when they take them, but oftentimes\u2014these days more often than not, according to statistics\u2014the initial commitment begins to wane and ultimately dissipates altogether. We live in a time when most people who get married before they turn thirty are merely doing a practice run. By their early to midthirties, they might be on their second, third, or possibly even fourth marriage. A lot of this is because of lack of communication, which is covered in another section. Then there is the sexual incompatibility.<\/p>\n

When people first hook up, especially during their younger years, they are usually DINK\u2014double income no kids\u2014relationships. That means you can wine and dine whenever, hang out together whenever, fuck all over the house or apartment, sleep late, and scream out each other\u2019s names in different languages without a care in the world. Once the kids arrive, the pounds start packing on, financial worries are raised, and our bodies respond to aging, things can change.<\/p>\n

They have to change. Like that song says, \u201cEverything must change! Nothing stays the same!\u201d Here is the thing, though. Couples have to learn to endure those changes together, without allowing stress and other factors to come between them. When it comes to sexuality, they have to grow together, remain passionate, be committed to making sure their mate is satisfied, etc. It is too easy to place the blame of a failing relationship on each other and it is even easier to turn to someone else for comfort.<\/p>\n

Making things work out is the difficult part. Now, I am not saying that all marriages are meant to be, since mine was a complete nightmare. However, if you feel like yours is worth saving and if you truly love your mate, do not give up so quickly. Try to figure out what you can do to make things improve and encourage your mate to do his or her part.<\/p>\n

Having an affair is certainly not going to solve anything. If you have one, be prepared for what might happen if your spouse finds out. Evaluate whether the affair is worth losing everything. Chances are that a roll in the hay is not. Even if you are not thinking about cheating, do not let your marriage dissipate into nothing. Fight for it. Read some books, go to counseling, plan romantic vacations, or do something you have never done before.<\/p>\n

Dear G-Spot: I\u2019m thirty years old and my husband is forty-two. My problem is I can\u2019t connect with him on the sex thing. Once I discovered your site I suggested he check it out and then I started suggesting little things I learned while reading your site. He still doesn\u2019t get it. Most of the time he brings me right to the edge, but I can\u2019t come. Oral sex is great but I need the big \u201cD\u201d to back it up.<\/p>\n

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Gettin\u2019 Buck Wild: Sex Chronicles II The Sex Chronicles: Shattering the Myth Shame on It All Addicted Edited by Zane Caramel Flava: The Eroticanoir.com Anthology Chocolate Flava: The Eroticanoir.com Anthology Breaking the Cycle Blackgentlemen.com Sistergirls.com OceanofPDF.com OceanofPDF.com A Division of Simon & Schuster, Inc. 1230 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10020 Copyright \u00a9 2007 by Zane All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever.<\/p>\n

For information address Atria Books Subsidiary Rights Department, 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020 ATRIABOOKS is a trademark of Simon & Schuster, Inc. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Zane. Dear G-spot \/ Zane.\u20141st Atria Books hardcover ed. p. cm. 1. Sex. 2. Sex customs. 3. Sex instruction. I. Title. HQ21.Z36 2007 306.77\u2014dc22 2006101285 ISBN-13: 978-1-4165-5967-2 ISBN-10: 1-4165-5967-1 Visit us on the World Wide Web: http:\/\/www.SimonSays.com OceanofPDF.com To all the women\u2014young, middle-aged, and elderly\u2014who still believe that we were placed on this earth to \u201cservice\u201d men.<\/p>\n

May this book liberate your pussies, free your minds from the chains of sexual oppression, and make you realize that you are entitled to fuck your way. OceanofPDF.com WARNING If you are sexually oppressed, sexually repressed, or have any sexual hang-ups whatsoever, please put my book down and slowly walk away from it.<\/p>\n

It is too damn hot for your ass. OceanofPDF.com Contents Introduction Sexual Addiction Virginity\/Young Love Bisexuality\/Lesbianism Cheaters Riding Dick Oral Sex Long-Distance Lovers Reigniting Old Flames Swinging Selfish Lovers Relationship Confusion Marriages in Jeopardy Communication Problems Dissatisfied Lovers\/Lack of Sex Drive Males Anal Sex Orgasms Miscellaneous Questions Masturbation The Size Factor Sexually Transmitted Diseases\u2014STDs Sex Toys A Personal Note from Zane How to Really Fuck a Man: The Bottom Line How to Make Love to a Woman: Mind and Body The Art of Masturbation Sex Games from A to Z Dear Zane\u2026A Lust Letter from a Fan William Fredrick Cooper OceanofPDF.com Dear G-Spot OceanofPDF.com Introduction This is a book about fucking.<\/p>\n

This is a book about love. This is a book about what love has to do with fucking and fucking has to do with love. Do not read it from cover to cover and then start whining about the contents.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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