What's going on in the bedroom? The five most common sexual difficulties that couples face

 

Sure, sex is amazing, but it also has a lot of drawbacks. Every time you have sex, it will not be perfect; many things can go wrong.

If you believe you are the only one experiencing sexual difficulties, you are mistaken. Many people experience sexual difficulties.

1. Inability to orgasm/anorgasmia

Anorgasmia is the inability to have an orgasmic experience; it affects both men and women. Despite the fact that women are the most affected.

Trauma, a lack of foreplay, stimulation, and a mental block are all factors that contribute to this. Women should experiment with their sexuality and try new things; they should also avoid being distracted during sexual activities. If it persists, a medical professional may prescribe some medications to help.

2. Dyspareunia/Hard sex

Dyspareunia is vulva and/or vaginal pain that can impair a woman's ability to penetrate.

When a woman has difficulty with penetration, sex can be extremely difficult for the couple, who may believe they are not having sex without vaginal penile penetration. Trauma or certain drugs can cause dyspareunia. If it continues, seek medical attention or therapy.

2. Dyspareunia/Hard sex

Dyspareunia is vulva and/or vaginal pain that can impair a woman's ability to penetrate.

When a woman has difficulty with penetration, sex can be extremely difficult for the couple, who may believe they are not having sex without vaginal penile penetration. Trauma or certain drugs can cause dyspareunia. If it continues, seek medical attention or therapy.

3. Expectations are high.

Seeking perfection during sex can cause more harm than good.

You can't enjoy sex if you're constantly thinking about it. Aiming to please your partner with your insane sex skills, fantasizing about perfect sex, and expecting your partner to be completely satisfied can leave you disappointed.

4. Various libidos

One of the most common issues between couples with different libidos or sex drives is that while one person desires sex all the time, the other person is not always in the mood.

In reality, everyone's libido can change throughout their lives due to stress, circumstance, a change in what turns them on, hormonal changes, illness, schedule changes, and other factors.

The solution is communication; by developing intimacy with where you are sexually, you can overcome whatever sexual rut you are in and most likely match your partner's energy.

5. Male erectile dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction affects the majority of men. Some people can't get an erection at all, while others have no trouble getting erections or masturbating but may have issues with sex with their partners.

Men who are unable to obtain an erection may become trapped in a cycle of failed erections as a result of feelings of fear and humiliation. If the problem persists, seek medical attention.

It's interesting that men who don't have an erection still have sexual pleasure, so don't put too much pressure on yourself if you can't get an erection.