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However, ladies, with us, he wants a road map! Most men sincerely want to please women for a variety of reasons:
- In general, he wants to make you happy.
- A woman's body is better prepared for intercourse when she is already aroused.
- When a woman truly enjoys the experience, it speaks to his feelings of masculinity.
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active mind and active body can keep the health.
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ejaculate when I have an orgasm. Should I worry about this and seek the advice of a urologist? What sort of testing should I expect. I'm in my late 50's.View Thread
ejaculate when I have an orgasm. Should I worry about this and seek the advice of a urologist? What sort of testing should I expect. I'm in my late 50's.View Thread
ejaculate when I have an orgasm. Should I worry about this and seek the advice of a urologist? What sort of testing should I expect. I'm in my late 50's.View Thread
I also seem to have chronic fatigue. The only things I do are go to school for a few hours during the day and lift weights in the evening, but I am constantly tired. The fact that I am waking up several times at night to urinate is not helping.
The only staples in my diet are raw eggs and whey in my protein shakes, creatine, BCAA powder, and a preworkout which varies.
I'm not sure if this is the best place to post this, so where else would be a good place to make this thread?
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Short Summary, I transferred jobs from Florida to Georgia for an Ex-Girlfriend a few years ago. I was starting to get older lets say around mid twenties and I needed more energy. I started working out like crazy and felt like I can take over the world. Probably got to 195-200 lbs in physical weight which felt great.
Then we broke up I switched jobs again and have been all over the place up and down trying to remain in shape.
Then like always all of a sudden I found a new lady and got married. She is wonderful but a few years later I got into some kind of small depression and was playing games online staying up late eating pizza and really crashed and burned.
I went back to college and still in college making straight A's; but between the small depression hit and having to make straight A's pressure.
I think I injury my right hand towards the knuckles and bottom right toe. The toe problem I have always had for over ten years I think it is a small bone spur or something that always comes on goes; but lately with my toe and my hand it is getting really worse when I worked out.
The hand could have been from being on the computer too much from my job and from when I got home. And the toe thing I am just unsure. The only difference is now offcourse is that the pain is not going away.
So ofocurse I had a relevation and wanted to power house out of this rut. I don't know what happened but its like I finally found the runners high. I mean I can literally for my brain to do anything and I will do it.
I bought the 910XT Garmin watch and literally have been tracking everything. I went from zero activity back to running 6 miles, swimming over 1000 meters, weight lifting hard-core , and biking on the trail easily 30+ miles.
I know its bad to jump right back into working out without going into it slowly but I use to work out 24/7 for years and my body still looks good.
I am 32 188 lbs 5,11 with 15% body fat. No where near the goals that I would like but I would say fairly healthy.
My main question is why are my joints not healing and now causing severe pain? Am I just getting old or do I have a under lining problem?
I had panic attack before with finals and stuff from college; but I wonder if this is also stress related. The main problem is that I can't sleep sometimes. Like last night I had to work out a little late because I had finals and thus I went to the gym around 6:30 workout biceps hard core, then did abs and cavs like crazy and swam 1000 meters like 40 laps. Came home around 8:30 and eat a huge meal and then tried to watch some TV and go to bed. That was an epic fail.
So to sum it all up I just wonder if I have an auto immune problem, arthritis, stress, or simply just getting old and over used my joints and need more rest. I could have pulled my muscle in my fingers because I was writing extremely a lot in college. It just sucks because I cannot afford to take a break and get out of shape again it would be disastrous. I need to get back into shape to feel healthy again and live my life.
I am just tried of these small anxiety attacks right before bed because I am unsure of what to do and I really do not want to go to the Doctor just so he can pump me full of pills. I'll probably go anyway just to make sure I do not have Diabetes or something.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Have a great day.
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I am finding it difficult feeding him. He is not a salad/fruit eater.He usually grabs an egg & meat sandwich in the a.m. ( fastfood ) His typical lunch is sandwiches w/mayo/cheese and he usually always chooses ham/roast beef or pastrami/liverworst/tuna fish, cottage cheese,drinks = v-8/water/gatorade. . Dinners usually, beef/chicken/hot dogs/ sometimes fast food or pizza...yeah I see the bad things he is eating as I write this.
The only thing I can do to help is change what we eat, how I cook and what I prepare for his lunches. He needs his energy. I so worry about him. He is the hardest working man I've ever known. I love him so much, I just want to take the right steps....
Does anyone know.....is beer bad for cholesterol...he is a big time beer drinker and that I can't control...but if it is, I will bring it to his attention.
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I'm a 37 year old male and I've always enjoyed a healthy sex life. I masturbate about three to four times a week and I love having sex with my partners (female); however, over the past two years I've found it more and more difficult to maintain an erection during intercourse and especially during oral. Let me be straight, I am very sexually aroused by my current partner and have no trouble getting an erection. She gets me very hard with her hand and with constant pressure, but the moment that I enter or she puts me in her mouth, I can feel myself start to go limp. I'm sure there's a psychological component to all this, a feed-back look of performance anxiety, but I can genuinely say that's not how this all started. Frankly, down there, inside my girlfriend, there's just not enough sensation, especially on the glans. I'm using Viagra right now, however, I don't want to use this for the rest of my life and while it works most of the time, the few times I've gone off it the inability to maintain an erection during sex and oral creeps right back up.
Could it be my masturbation technique? Because let me be clear, when I'm with a woman with whom my penis bumps up against her cervix (or what I assume is her cervix) or who takes me so deep in her mouth that I hit the back of her throat and my glans is stimulated, well, I don't usually have a problem. I just hit that and the blood stays flowing. But in a vaginal where the head doesn't hit anything, well, I feel my penis weaken rapidly. Could my masturbation technique have trained my penis and mind into expecting sensations that are not realistic for oral and vaginal penetration? My technique is thus: dry and usually pull my skin taught around the shaft which pulls the glans taught. Cause see, a vagina, it doesn't really work like that. It's usually sliding up and down a penis, as are lips. Is there a technique that is more "vaginal" or "oral". And I'm looking for specifics here, or links that could help me out. I'm kinda growing desperate. I want a regular stress free sex life, one that I can enjoy with oral and vaginal sex. Should I stay away from pornography? Should I masturbate less for a while? Please help.
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If you're really committed to high-level fitness, which is certainly our hope, light exercise is a key component of your workout plan. Ideally, you're looking at four days a week of hard exercise -- two of strength training, and two of hard aerobics -- as the base of your program, and then two days a week of very light, long duration exercise, like a long walk or easy bike ride. An hour of this light exercise will keep you on track for your fitness goals while giving your body a chance to actively recover from the hard days.
Even if you're not serious about exercise (yet!), light exercise plays a wonderful role in promoting your overall health. Nobody has done truly high-quality studies, but data suggest that walking is, mile for mile, as good for your long-term cardiovascular health as running. ("Mile for mile" is very different than hour for hour. Walking three miles is the same as running three miles, but walking a half hour is definitively not the same as running a half hour).
So, if you are aiming for good physical and mental health, but simply can't get yourself into the harder exercise groove, shoot for walking an hour a day, or the equivalent in any other form of light exercise, and you will have done yourself a world of good.View Thread
The doctor said its a muscle strain and to take advil for pain relief, is it possible that its not a muscle strain?
Is it possible that is was caused by my computer chair, which is too small for me?View Thread
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We've discontinued sex for now. I called my doctor and was prescribed Ciprofloxacin and Fluconazole.
I have no visual indications of a problem. No redness, no discharge, nothing beyond the discomfort and the sense that something is wrong.
Ideas? Suggestions? It seems odd that everything feels best during urination and not any other time. Why would that be?View Thread
I am in my early forties, in good physical shape and have scaled back from activities to allow myself time to recharge. However as I go through life each day I feel like I've lost my confidence - in myself, my skills and the factor that makes others drawn to you. I've also taken time to speak with a professional to assist me in working through things however I do not feel depressed, just lacking and want the ability to walk with that confident stride once again.
How do I get this back?View Thread
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