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https://www.vibrators8.top  As far as the REST of your comment I really HAVE tried to "give her time" we been together eleven and a half years I told her about my "fantasy" over TEN years ago because I wanted her to KNOW about it BEFORE we got married five and a half years ago! ( We been "SIMULATING" it pretty regularly for over the ten years now. ) The TOUGHEST part of it for me  https://www.dildos2.top  is that she really gets INTO the "simulation" using her dildo ( I do TOO, of course ! ) and I truly believe she enjoy an actual encounter! She just can seem to get past that "programming" and allow herself to explore the REALITY of a threesome! It a shame that the "programming" has to get in the way of an enjoyable experience for BOTH of us! I wish I could be as optimistic as YOU are about thinking "its going to happen" for "us" ( I want that a LOT ! ) but I almost to the point of asking her if I can seek out another married couple receptive to the idea. I wouldn "cheat" on her I love her WAY too much for that but IF she can get past her "programming" I think she MIGHT be willing to allow me to fulfill the fantasy with another couple MAYBE she even be willing to "watch" which, of course, would allow her an opportunity to join in if she decided she WANTED to!.  But Dr Lauren Streicher, a gynecologist and sexual health specialist at Northwestern University, says that women's difficulty orgasming should be treated as a medical issue and that vibrators should be offered as a solution.Speaking at the American College of Obstetricians a Gynecologists' meeting this week, she pushed doctors to educate themselves and ask patients about their orgasms.Vibrators of all shapes and sizes stimulate blood flow to the clitoris, helping women who suffer from anorgasmia to reach their climaxes and, Dr Streicher says, should be prescribed regularlyAn estimated 4.7 percent of women in the US suffer from anorgasmia, meaning that they have difficulty climaxing, have weak climaxes or are unable to climax at all.Reaching orgasm is difficult for psychological reasons for some. But, 'certain medical conditions that result in decreased blood flow to the clitoris and nerve endings don't respond as well,' says Dr Streicher.But for many women, Dr Streicher says, a vibrator can change that, or at least be the exception.When she sees patients, Dr Streicher has them fill out a pre screening form that includes detailed questions about their orgasms and how they achieve them.'It's a little check list and they check off whether they can orgasm with digital stimulation, oral stimulation sex or a vibrator.'It's no surprise that many women check 'no, no, no, no,' and then they get to the vibrator and check yes,' Dr Streicher says.Especially for an older woman who 'at one point in her life could orgasm through digital or oral simulation and now isn't able to, it may be due to a vascular or neurological problems so that she needs more stimulation so she can have an orgasm,' she says.RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 NextCan dental dams be sexed up The shapeless rubber sheets are. Dentists may soon start asking about your SEX life in a bid.But there is still an undeniable stigma around vibrators, and, in some places, even laws against them.You cannot own vibrators in Alabama, Mississippi or Georgia where one town will give you jail time if you do buy one.In Texas, an arcane law limits dildo possession to six, while keeping as many guns is perfectly legal.Instead of being regulated like firearms, Dr Streicher says vibrators should be looked at more like medical devices.Vibrators provide that much more intense stimulation, and have the added benefit of increasing blood flow to the clitoris.About half of all women use vibrators, according to a 2009 survey.'But many especially over 50 who come from a a different culture are not comfortable with the idea of using one,' says Dr Streicher.This is also the group most likely to have difficulty reaching orgasm for physical reasons, and for whom a vibrator might be most useful.'So to have a doctor recommend to use once can really go a long way,' Dr Streicher says.A vibrator can be purchased for as little as $1 (or as much as $400 but many cost around $30), making it a much cheaper option than a $200 sex therapy session.The problem is doctors and patients rarely reach that point in their conversations, says Dr Streicher.Women very rarely feel comfortable enough to take it upon themselves to broach the subject of their sex lives and satisfaction, a phenomenon so well documented in medical literature that Dr Streicher says it is a fact.  male fleshlight  fleshlight masturbation  cheap fleshlight  cheap fleshlight  fleshlight toy  fleshlight sex toy  fleshlight sale  cheap fleshlights for sale  cheap fleshlight  cheap fleshlight.  https://www.dildos7.top  https://www.vibrators3.top  https://www.dildos4.top