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Dear MIRIAM: ROUGH LOVE.


Byline: Dr MIRIAM STOPPARD

Dear Miriam I'VE always had a healthy sexual appetite but I find my new partner too demanding.

Maybe it's because I've just celebrated my 50th birthday and I'm beginning to slow down but sex feels more like a chore than a pleasure these days.

His idea of foreplay foreplay /fore·play/ (for´pla) the sexually stimulating play preceding intercourse.

fore·play
n.
The sexual stimulation that precedes intercourse.
 is a quick grope and straight on to the main event. He can be rough and I often feel sore and uncomfortable afterwards.

Snuggling up with a good book seems infinitely more preferable to having sex with my partner.

YOUR lover seems self-centered and sexually inconsiderate in·con·sid·er·ate  
adj.
1. Thoughtless of others; displaying a lack of consideration.

2. Not well considered or carefully thought out; ill-advised.
. It's no wonder your sex drive is in the doldrums.

For the situation to improve you must speak up for yourself. Let him know you're tired of being treated like a sex object to keep him satisfied and you want more foreplay.

Sex without foreplay is like running a marathon the minute you wake up, without doing any warming-up exercises first.

He doesn't have to spend hours searching for the G spot and fondling your erogenous zone erogenous zone
n.
A part of the body that excites sexual feelings when touched or stimulated. Also called erotogenic zone.


erogenous zone 
 - it's the romance, the sensuality that really does it - so tell him what you want.

This is about much more than sexual respect; it's about respect for all your rights as a person.
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Title Annotation:Letters
Publication:The Mirror (London, England)
Date:May 23, 2007
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