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1 week ago |
aarp.org | Ellen Uzelac
Confession: I loved this week’s question. A man wants guidance on how to best pleasure a woman — sexually, physically and emotionally. My advice? Follow her lead. Our experts lay it out for him. How can a man become more informed about how to arouse a woman and get a better understanding of her physical and emotional needs and wants? In other words, how can he become the best possible lover? The headline here? Every woman is different, as our sexuality experts point out.
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2 weeks ago |
aarp.org | Ellen Uzelac
Here’s a problem no one wants to have: how to handle sex and intimacy when your partner is cognitively impaired. It’s a heartbreaker — and a question In the Mood has received from multiple readers. Our experts offer their best advice. When you have a partner — in this case, my wife — with cognitive decline, how do you know when it’s still OK to have sex with them? Not surprisingly, every expert I interviewed started with consent.
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3 weeks ago |
aarp.org | Ellen Uzelac
Kiersten Essenpreis Facebook Twitter LinkedIn I have a new favorite expression that recently turned up in my reporting for In the Mood: new relationship energy, or NRE. It’s that intense emotional and sexual excitement that occurs at the start of a romantic relationship. Yep, it’s even got an acronym. Fun, right?
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4 weeks ago |
aarp.org | Ellen Uzelac
Kiersten Essenpreis Facebook Twitter LinkedIn I have to share: This column got its start when I wrote an article for AARP The Magazine about my five-year sex drought — and my yearning to be intimate again.
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1 month ago |
aarp.org | Ellen Uzelac
Kiersten Essenpreis Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Sex is one of life’s greatest pleasures — but it can get tricky, too. What do you do, for example, when your partner wants you to engage in a sexual activity you want no part of? Our experts weigh in.
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