The dark side of the moon - Life with a Porn Addict We've just had yet another argument over his use of porn, and I don't know what to do. I feel like I'm going insane with so many conflicting thoughts and emotions inside my head: anger, betrayal, love, compassion, self-loathing, fear, misery… will I lose my mind first, or my relationship? Why am I not good enough for him? I've tried to tell him so many times how I feel about it, hoping he might do something to change. I thought he had really got rid of it last time. I never thought I was that ugly, that I was undesirable, but I guess I must be – all he wants to look at is women who don't look anything like me. I found out this time because I had to use his computer: ignorance may have been bliss. When I confronted him it all got turned around and it seemed like I was the one with the problem. It's not FAIR! He said he went back to it the last time because he was angry at me.He was angry at me. Well, I have done I guess, by taking it. Who can I turn to? I love him.
YouBeauty - The Science of a Beautiful You imgfave - amazing and inspiring images Style News - Home & Garden - Dining & Wine - T Style Magazine - Weddings and Celebrations What is Tantric sex? Dr Gabrielle Morrissey fields an interesting question from a reader on the practise of Tantric sex. (Q) I'm in a new relationship that's only a few months old. We waited a month before we became sexually intimate and, while I think the sex is great, I think my boyfriend must be bored already because he suggested to me that we try Tantric sex. (A) First of all, it's not a bad sign that your boyfriend wants to be creative, varied and imaginative in bed with you. Couples who can share themselves sexually should be able to talk about sex, at least to some degree, within their values and comfort level. Tantric sex is all about connection and intimacy. Tantra and its origin are somewhat debated because it is so ancient, but many experts agree that it is an eastern science of spiritual enlightenment that has been around since the seventh century. From the beginning the emphasis has always been on the spiritual element of sex, rather than the physical.
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