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QUESTION: "I suffer from premature ejaculation, and it's ruining my sex life. I'm embarrassed and humiliated and I dread having sex, especially since I'm in my 30s and everyone says it's a young man's problem. I see all these ads for drugs like Viagra and Levitra for erectile disorder, but is there any sort of pill I can take to deal with PE?"

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QUESTION: "I'm 47 & my husband is 54; we've always been very well matched sexually, & married for 20 yrs, but lately he seems to be having difficulty keeping his erection or even getting one for that matter. I know age may play a role in this, but is there something he, we or I should be doing to help with this? Will Viagra help? Is there really such a thing as male menopause?"

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QUESTION: "Until recently, my husband and I have never had a problem with sex (we've only been married for two years, so I guess we were still in the honeymoon stage.) But in the last few months things have taken a real turn for the worst, and we're sort of stuck in a really bad sex rut. He didn't get a promotion at work, and now he says he wants to wait before having a baby, and we just seem to be angry at each other all the time. In bed, it's like being next to a stranger, and I've never felt more alone. We probably need to see a therapist, but I don't think I could get my husband to go (he refuses to talk about these things and storms off whenever I bring up the subject), and money's tight now more than ever. Any advice? " (Laura, 29)

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QUESTION: "What exactly is a sex therapist, how do I know if I need one, and where can I find a sex therapist that's qualified to work with me?" (Alessandra, 27)

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Hi Folks,

I've been on the road this week promoting She Comes First and only able to check email sporadically. I frequently receive questions about sex-ruts and how to stimulate desire, so rather than address a particular question on the subject, let me direct you to an article in Cosmopolitan Magazine that I contributed to this month entitled Bust Out of a Sex Rut. And if you still want more information on the subject, consider purchasing a copy of Michelle Wiener Davis' informative book The Sex-Starved Marriage. It's well written and insightful, and offers real strategies for boosting libido. Until next week, Viva La Vulva!
Hi Folks,

With the publication of She Comes First last week, I've received an outpouring of email from people around the country—lots of sex questions, of course, and many enthusiastic responses to the book. (Who says America is "tongue-tied" when it comes to sex?)

Over the next few weeks, I'm going to try to address the sex-therapy questions that have been pouring in, but in the mean time I just wanted to post some of the generous letters I've received from people who have either read, or are planning to read, She Comes First.



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