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[Topic ID] 86 [Post ID] 467 [Date & Time] 2005-08-27 08:26:39 [Post Text] 
Hi Cyan Kay is absolutely right in her advice to you. I think you should talk to your boyfriend about orgasms and that you suspect that you may not be experiencing them properly. There is nothing wrong with using a vibrator to achieve an orgasm. I do both alone and with my partner. Once I 'learnt" how to experience an orgasm with my vibrator, I am now fortunate enough to be able to reach climax more readily with stimulation from my partner's hand, fingers or mouth. We have been together eight years now and it is only very recently that he made me orgasm with his hands only using nothing else. I was so surprised I started giggling afterwards. Did not mean to but it just felt like such a wonderfully surprising present! We both fell about laughing in the end and he felt so good inside knowing he and I were able to work together to achieve this after all these years. With regards to your low sex drive, are you on the pill or any other medication? Have you had any hormone problems in the past? Given birth within the last three years? Usually but not always, there is a minor hormone problem. I would recommend you start taking chinese gingsing tablets that are readily availble from health food shops. Also, garlic capsuels and vitamin C can all help. If you are breaking out in spots in places like on your upper outer thighs or around your jaw, ask your doctor to check both your testosterone and progesterone levels. I have suffered for at least five years through lack of progesterone but did not know it until about seven weeks ago. I feel like a new woman now that I know and can do something about it. I also feel like I have a brand new vagina and clitoris too. They certainly have never felt this sensitive before I started using Pro-Gest cream :) Princess
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