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QUESTION
Men and women experience sexual feelings differently.
Any position of sexual expression that allows for satisfying sex for both husband and wife is proper
and acceptable.
Tiredness or slight illness both tend to reduce sexual desire.
Sexual intercourse need not take place on the first night of marriage.
The privilege to initiate sexual intercourse lies with each partner.
Usually only one ovum matures in a woman each month.
The sex appeal of a man or woman fairly well indicates that he or she will be a good sexual partner.
The desire to be together after sexual needs are satisfied is a good indicator of happy sexual
adjustment in marriage.
Size of male or female sex organs is generally unrelated to sexual satisfaction or performance.
In general, women are much alike in their experience of sexual feelings
A "wet dream" is defined as "an abnormal discharge of semen".
For the most part "wet dreams" occur because a person is not using other sexual outlets.
A spouse should agree to sex only when she or he desires it.
Menopause markedly decreases a woman's sexual desire.
A woman cannot become pregnant the first time she engages in sexual intercourse.
The length of time of the sexual act will vary from couple to couple and from time to time in each
act.
The rupture of a woman's hymen through sexual intercourse may be painful.
In general, men do not vary much as to the intensity of sexual feelings.
Direct clitoral stimulation increases sexual excitement and pleasure.
When applied as directed by competent authorities, modern methods of birth control are absolutely
effective in preventing pregnancy.
Large differences in sex drive may affect the possibility of a satisfactory sexual adjustment in
marriage.
A woman is most likely to become pregnant about two weeks before menstruation begins.
An unbroken hymen in a woman means she cannot become pregnant.
Sex play before intercourse usually makes sexual relations more satisfying for both men and women.
During intercourse, it is not essential for both husband and wife to climax together.
Masturbation in early life may hinder sexual satisfaction in a marriage.
In readiness for sexual climax, men differ from women in that they are usually ready sooner.
Although vaginal lubrication in the female occurs shortly following the beginning of sexual
excitation, this does not necessarily mean that she is ready for intercourse.
A person's attitude toward their sexuality, or partner, or fear of pregnancy, may account for a lack of
responsiveness in sexual relations.
Depending on one's attitude, birth control measures may either increase or decrease pleasure in a
sexual relation.
The degree of pleasure derived from an orgasm may vary from time to time in the same person.
Aphrodisiacs (i.e., foods that are thought to increase sexual desire, such as raw oysters, raw eggs, ripe
olives, etc) are considered useless by more authorities.
It is possible for women to have more than one orgasm during sexual relations.
The man should be concerned that the woman achieve sexual climax in the sexual act.
Erogenous zones (i.e., body areas that respond to touch in sexual arousal) are identical among
members of the same sex.
Sounds and smells as well as sights may be sexually arousing.
At times sperm may be contained in the fluid produced by the male and emitted from the penis
before ejaculation at sexual climax.
Female orgasm is accompanied by the ejaculation of an opaque "sex fluid."
Orgasm usually decreases sexual desire and capacity for a short time in both men and women;
however, much less in women than men.
If a man consistently has premature ejaculations, he should seek professional help.
Sexual relations during menstruation should never be attempted.
Several thousand male sperm cells are required to fertilize a female egg.
Sexual dysfunction rarely has its origins in physical causes.
Talking about sexual needs, desires, and pleasures decreases sexual satisfaction.
Extra-marital sexual intercourse may be enriching and therapeutic.
It is inappropriate to tell your spouse what you like or dislike about his or her love-making.
Sexual intercourse should only be performed in bid.
Sex may be used as a source of punishment or revenge.
It is important to cultivate humor, patience, and tenderness in the marriage relationship.