Something I commonly hear from men is they have no idea how to arouse or pleasure their wife. Her body is a mystery and they can’t buy a clue to save their life. He may just charge ahead like he knows what to do, but odds are your guy would like some help. 

In my TGH post for last Saturday – Every Woman’s Sexuality is Unique – I explained that women’s bodies are all different when it comes to sex. The size and location of the clitoris can vary a great deal and the percentage of the sexual nerves to various locations also varies from woman to woman. This means no book can tell a man how to make sex good for his wife. It also means previous experience with other women can be more hindrance than a help. 

You are the authority on your body and your sexuality, and your husband needs you to help him learn how to rock your world. That said, you may not know how to advise him. Some women don’t have a good understanding of their sexuality or of what feels good. In part, this is because women have read and heard all the wrong ideas about female sexuality and tried to fit into those things. Some of what you’ve heard is wrong for women in general, while other things work for some women but not for you. Another issue here is that teenage girls generally feel far more guilt and shame about their sexuality than boys. This limits their self-exploration and keeps them from speaking up if they fool around with a clumsy, clueless guy. It’s common for girls and young women to assume what a guy is doing is supposed to feel good and blame themselves for not enjoying it. This also happens in marriage, with women putting up with things that are anywhere from annoying to painful because they think it should feel good.

If you want a better sex life, you must work to educate your husband about your unique sexuality. To do that you will need to understand your sexuality yourself. My suggestion is to assume much of what you think is less than accurate for you. If something feels good, go with it. If something does nothing for you, accept that as part of your reality. If you have a fleeting thought that _____ might be fun or feel good, don’t reject it. Unless it’s sin, consider it something that could make sex better for both you and your hubby.

I hear from some women their husband won’t listen when they try to help him make sex better. While such men do exist, they’re not the norm. Most men want their wife to be into sex, and making it better for her is a good way to do that. Get your husband on board by explaining why you have not spoken up. My TGH post might help you show him how complex female sexuality is. 

~ Paul – I’m XY, and I want sex to be amazing for my lady!

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