If your problem is one that you fear is a physical problem, then you should see a physician. The physician/patient relationship is protected, and nothing that you tell your physician can be given out freely to anyone. Not surprisingly, women find it easier to talk with a female GYN. They will understand with more clarity and be able to identify more quickly with less explanation.
If the problem stems from a psychological objective, then there will surely be someone who is having similar problems and be able to post a reply. Many women, especially in my age range, feel locked up and fear open discussions on sexually related problems. My daughters have opened my eyes to things that I once thought of as kinky or divergent sexual activity, only to find that there are many things that are common within sexual relationships. Post a comment about it and let’s see if we can find a solution.
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Hello Anonymous,
If your problem is one that you fear is a physical problem, then you should see a physician. The physician/patient relationship is protected, and nothing that you tell your physician can be given out freely to anyone. Not surprisingly, women find it easier to talk with a female GYN. They will understand with more clarity and be able to identify more quickly with less explanation.
If the problem stems from a psychological objective, then there will surely be someone who is having similar problems and be able to post a reply. Many women, especially in my age range, feel locked up and fear open discussions on sexually related problems. My daughters have opened my eyes to things that I once thought of as kinky or divergent sexual activity, only to find that there are many things that are common within sexual relationships. Post a comment about it and let’s see if we can find a solution.
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