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MEN’S SEX SECRETS Women Should Know About

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Men, just like women, have sex secrets women ought to know about if they are to share a fulfilling sex life with their partner. We share those secrets with you hoping they will improve your sex life as you discover more joy from understanding your partner better.

Secret One:Sex is very important to men as it makes them feel wanted.

Mistake women make:They reject men sexually and don’t realise how much it hurts them.

Sex is a primal form of giving for men, a way for them to offer themselves and be received or accepted, physically and emotionally. When a man makes a sexual overture to his partner, he is doing more than asking for sex. Whether he is aware of it or not, he is saying, “Please accept me; please receive me.” You can imagine how hurt he gets if he feels unaccepted.

This is not to say that women should always say yes when men ask for sex but they should learn to understand the particular vulnerability men have in offering themselves to you, and therefore receive them in some way when they offer themselves. Other than having sex, you can display your love and affection for them in many other ways. For example, kissing and caressing them, telling them you love them and that you also wish to make love but later or when its more convenient. As long as you mean it, you should always remember to tell your man how much you appreciate having him in your life and openly displaying gestures of love and caring.

Men take sexual rejection very badly. They feel a woman is saying, “I don’t want you, I don’t love you.” Since men don’t always know how to express their hurt, they may retaliate by shutting you off their life, sulking, being uncommunicative or seeking sex elsewhere. So if you are not in the mood for sex or it is that time of month when it’s not convenient, say no to sex, but yes to loving him. Men always want to feel loved and appreciated.

 

 

Secret Two: Men need to feel they are doing a good job in life.

Mistake women make: They make men feel like failures

From the time they are little boys, men are taught to “do well,” to be “performers,” and to get out there and make something of themselves. Thus, when men make mistakes, they feel like failures, especially if those mistakes become public. And when women take men to task for their mistakes, they are pushing the button in men that may lead to an explosion or shutdown. Their ego gets hurt. When you criticise a man, he hears you saying, “You are bad. You have failed.”

You may just be suggesting that he stops to ask for directions since you have been driving for twenty minutes looking for a friend’s house, or are simply suggesting he does something differently to achieve better results. Often he will imagine you are saying much more and this may end up in a fight or a bit of sulking. You will end up feeling that you have to ‘tiptoe’ in the relationship because of his temper, or because he does not like being criticised.

The solution is not to keep quiet when you think your man is not doing the right thing or he should do something differently, but to express yourself with love and tenderness when you correct or criticise him. Always make sure you are not saying “you are bad or a failure,” or sounding like that’s what you are saying. Correct or criticise him with great sensitivity, making sure he knows you still love and admire him.

Of course we are not suggesting that you treat your man like a baby or feel like you have to walk on eggshells all the time you are in his company. Just be aware of his lifetime cultural conditioning that dictates he has had to do things right and be right all the time, just because he is a man. Make sure you are not talking to him in a way that makes him feel belittled just because he may be doing something wrong. Just like a little child, correcting with love does wonders.

Secret Three:Men love women who like sex.

Mistake women make:They don’t let men know how much sex they like.

In many cultures, women are often brought up to believe that there are “good girls” and “bad girls.” The good girls don’t like sex too much and only have it to fulfill their husbands and to procreate. Most women try to conform and therefore don’t express their desire for sex. Many women have a difficult time asking their partner to make love, or showing their partner during sex how much they love it, and/or talking about it afterwards. Very often men have affairs with “lusty, earthly women,” women who aren’t afraid to show the sexual side of themselves.

The majority of men hate always being the ones to suggest sex to their partners, as this puts them in a position to be rejected constantly. Men like it when their women are the sexual aggressors more of the time. Women should not let the men do all the work. You should show your man that you want him and also let him know how much you love having sex with him. If you take a risk to openly discuss sex with your man, he will not only love it and love you the more, but you will probably also find you are feeling sexier too.

 Secret Four: Men really like a woman with a sense of humour.

Mistake women make:They act too frightened or shy of men to be able to be fun with.

Many men complain that their partners are too “serious” or never let their guard down. They say they need to go out with the guys to laugh it up and have some fun. Sometimes going out with the guys includes those certain women who spend time with other people’s boyfriends and husbands as “one of the crowd.” Often these are strictly legitimate relationships, and when you ask your partner what he sees in that ‘crazy’ woman who drinks, talks and behaves like a man, he will likely answer, “She really knows how to have a good time.”

While not all women should become men’s drinking partners, women need to lighten up and stop being so afraid of men that they cannot be a little more playful. No man wants to have a dull partner. They want someone they can laugh and have fun with, both in and out of bed

Secret Five:Men like to experience the feminine side of women

Mistake women make:They cut themselves off from their femininity because it has limited them so much in the past, especially on career success.

There is a lot about women’s feminine conditioning that can be useless or even harmful in relationships, but there is a lot that women should retain as it allows them to express their gender in a way they enjoy. Women should enjoy being professionals and independent but they should also let themselves fall apart and feel helpless sometimes, allowing their partner to take care of them and give them advice and comfort.

Women should enjoy running around in jeans, sneakers and sweatshirts, but they should also enjoy dressing up and putting on make-up and sexy heels for a fun evening. Basically, women should try and have it all, and in a way that is the essence of a liberated woman. Without discarding her femininity, she gives herself permission to express ”male” qualities of power and aggression in a feminine way.

Men love the contrast and complexity of a woman who can be powerful, assertive, and independent, and still be “feminine” when she wants to be. Finding a balance is up to you. But if you haven’t worn a dress in months, don’t pay much attention to your appearance, feel very asexual, and wonder why you and or husband don’t have a great sex life, you may want to explore yourself and find the feminine you again, so that all of you can be loved. No man wants to jump into bed with another man unless he is gay, so show your man the real woman in you outside the business suit or the boss in your business enterprise.

 

Secret Six:Men love competent and successful women

Mistake women make:They hide their accomplishments from men and from themselves.

Competence and success turn men on. Perhaps this is because men are trained to be competent and successful themselves, and recognising it in someone else makes them feel attracted to that person. It isn’t even a physical attraction. It is an energy attraction. The problem is that so many women are professionals at putting themselves down. Women have been conditioned to make the man feel like he is smarter, better, and more successful than she is, and so they sacrifice their own self-esteem to keep this outdated myth alive.

Start being proud of yourself and speaking honestly and openly about your accomplishments. Bring out that old piece of sculpture and show your man what a terrific artist you are. Sit down at the piano and show your partner what beautiful music you can make. Show him all the swimming trophies you got from school. Let him know you were an A-student and are a great performer at your job, hence the frequent promotions. Don’t try to hide your intelligence when holding a discussion with your partner. Speak your mind truthfully. Find out what you do well and do it. Your man will appreciate you more and take you as a respectable equal in the relationship.

Published in February 2014

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Elizabeth Nzisa: The Firstborn Who Became a Mother Overnight

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While most teenagers spend their days focused on school, friendships, and dreams for the future, Elizabeth Nzisa, fondly known as Shiku, was forced to grow up much faster than she ever imagined. At only 17 years old, she found herself taking on the role of a mother to her three younger siblings after her family was hit by tragedy not once, but twice.

Her story, shared in an emotional interview, is a powerful reflection of strength, sacrifice and the deep bond between siblings. Elizabeth recalls the moment her life changed completely. Her mother died while giving birth to their youngest sibling, a baby boy. In the middle of that painful loss, their father walked away from the family, leaving Elizabeth alone with a newborn and two other young children to care for.

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Becoming a Mother Too Soon

She explains that she had no choice but to step up and become the parent in the house. She raised her youngest brother from the day he was born, and to this day he calls her mum, not knowing she is actually his big sister. That detail alone shows how much responsibility she carried at such a young age. She became the provider, the protector, the caregiver, and the emotional support for her siblings while she was still trying to understand life herself. With little help from relatives, Elizabeth had to find ways to survive, balancing school when she could, doing small jobs and making sure her siblings were fed, safe and loved.

The journey was not easy. She faced financial struggles, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure of trying to stay strong even when she felt overwhelmed. There were moments when she doubted herself and wondered if she was doing enough. Still, her story is not about defeat. It is about endurance. Elizabeth talks about finding strength through faith, support from the people around her, and the determination to keep her family together no matter how hard things became.

Over the years, she made sure her siblings stayed in school, had food on the table, and grew up feeling loved despite everything they had lost. What could have been a completely broken home became a family held together by her sacrifice and commitment.

Many viewers reacted emotionally, saying the story moved them to tears. Some described firstborn daughters as second mothers, while others said her life shows the kind of courage people rarely see but should never forget.

 

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Elizabeth Nzisa: The Firstborn Who Became a Mother Overnight

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While most teenagers spend their days focused on school, friendships, and dreams for the future, Elizabeth Nzisa, fondly known as Shiku, was forced to grow up much faster than she ever imagined. At only 17 years old, she found herself taking on the role of a mother to her three younger siblings after her family was hit by tragedy not once, but twice.

Her story, shared in an emotional interview, is a powerful reflection of strength, sacrifice and the deep bond between siblings. Elizabeth recalls the moment her life changed completely. Her mother died while giving birth to their youngest sibling, a baby boy. In the middle of that painful loss, their father walked away from the family, leaving Elizabeth alone with a newborn and two other young children to care for.

Mama yetu alipass 2024, Feb. Alipass akipata haka katoto kadogo. Dad naye akatuacha akaenda

 

Becoming a Mother Too Soon

She explains that she had no choice but to step up and become the parent in the house. She raised her youngest brother from the day he was born, and to this day he calls her mum, not knowing she is actually his big sister. That detail alone shows how much responsibility she carried at such a young age. She became the provider, the protector, the caregiver, and the emotional support for her siblings while she was still trying to understand life herself. With little help from relatives, Elizabeth had to find ways to survive, balancing school when she could, doing small jobs and making sure her siblings were fed, safe and loved.

The journey was not easy. She faced financial struggles, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure of trying to stay strong even when she felt overwhelmed. There were moments when she doubted herself and wondered if she was doing enough. Still, her story is not about defeat. It is about endurance. Elizabeth talks about finding strength through faith, support from the people around her, and the determination to keep her family together no matter how hard things became.

Over the years, she made sure her siblings stayed in school, had food on the table, and grew up feeling loved despite everything they had lost. What could have been a completely broken home became a family held together by her sacrifice and commitment.

Many viewers reacted emotionally, saying the story moved them to tears. Some described firstborn daughters as second mothers, while others said her life shows the kind of courage people rarely see but should never forget.

 

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Endometriosis and sex: How to make intimacy pain-free

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There is no doubt that endometriosis can affect a woman’s way of life. The condition slews a couple of conditions, painful sex being one of them. Penetration pulls and pushes any tissue growth behind the vagina and lower uterus.

Although symptoms may differ from woman to woman, here are some things you can do to lessen your pain and ensure you have some good time:

Take a dose of painkillers

Take an over the counter painkiller that sits well with your body before intercourse and incase pain persists, take another one as prescribed.

Track your cycle and try at certain times of the month

Most women with endometriosis experience excruciating pain during their period and ovulation. Keep track of your cycle so that you can know when you are ovulating. You can use apps like my calendar and flo period tracker to track your periods. This will help you know when best to engage in sexual intercourse.

READ ALSO: Crucial Facts About Endometriosis Everyone Should Know About

Use lube

Vaginal dryness is not something to be ashamed of and if you happen to have it, lube should be your best buddy. Make sure to use any silicon or water based lubricant anytime you feel like your vagina is dry. Ensure the application is of good amount to achieve a wet area.

Explore alternatives

Talk with your partner about things that turn you on and bring you pleasure. Just to mention a few; mutual masturbation, foreplay, kissing and mutual fondling. Sex does not have to mean intercourse.

Try different positions

Experimenting different positions can teach you and your partner which ones hurt and the ones that bring direct pleasure with no or less pain. Positions that are considered better vary from person to person so take the time to explore and learn yourself with your partner.

Find the right rhythm

Finding the right rhythm can help you experience less discomfort during sex. Quick thrusting or deep penetration can aggravate pain. Talk to your partner about that which you do not like and find ways that will satisfy the both of you like exchanging positions so that you can control the speed and rhythm.

Bottom line

Intimacy does not have to be boring, painful or make you hate the condition that you have. Talk openly about your feelings around sex and penetration and what would help to ease your concerns.

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