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Iam dating someone for over 6 months. My problem is that when it comes to sex he wants me to please him by giving him oral everyday. But when I am in the mood he says that he's not. I have thought about cheating on him but not sure if it is the right thing. I care deeply for him. He keeps talking about his ex-wife when we are in bed together. I am not sure what to do.
Sandra


Dr. Anne: Each of the incidents you cited does not sound anything real serious. But such a consistent pattern of inconsiderate and selfish behavior makes me feel that he may not be ready for a new loving relationship. Most caring men like to please his partners. Sexual selfishness may be the result of not loving you. His recurring remarks of his ex may also be a result of his inability to immerge himself in a new ralationship with you. ... read more




Hi I am from the Netherlands. I am 30-years old and I am very shy and have not been with a woman yet. If I see a pretty one, my mouth doesn't work. What can I do about that?
Piet


Dr. Anne: It may not be often that a 30-year old man is still a virgin. But you are not late yet. I think you know enough about the joy of sex and love to write me to change the situation. Many young men in your predicaments do not know how to tackle the situation. But you can change it. It usually is not a deep-seated problem, but can be addressed with your efforts. ... read more




Dr. Anne, I need some help. I broke up with my boyfriend a couple months ago, as he was going out with another girl. I am looking for a new relationship, but I cannot put my old boyfriend out of my mind. No one seems to compare well with him. What should I do? I feel stupid and immature, but I can't help. Catalina


Dr. Anne: Catalina, you heard the saying "Love is blind." There is nothing wrong with the way you feel. It's not unusual to feel the way you do after breaking up with someone. All it proves is that the man is not worthy of your love. ... read more






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Anne will answer any questions you may have on love, romance and relationship. Anne earned a Ph.D. at the University of Illinois, and formerly taught at a major big ten university. Anne (pen name) counseled many on relationship and career. Ask your question today.





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