Relationship Advice About Sexual Needs

Relationship Advice to Fulfill Sexual Needs of Love Interest

1. Have sex with love interest as soon as possible. (Assuming you are good in bed)
   If you are talented in bed, then you can make your love interest hooked on sex. Sex addicts, like crack addicts, will often not leave you. To avoid being hooked, avoid having sex until you find your soulmate.
   
   
2. Be a great lover and get love interest hooked.
   It is important to communicate your sexual needs clearly. If you are a horn dog and your lover is not, your relationship may not last.
   
   
3. Use Viagra.
   Coming soon, a pill for women too.
   
   

Relationship Advice to Fulfill Sexual Needs Alone

1. Buy yourself a purity or chastity ring and vow to be celibate until marriage at a Christian rally.
2. Become a born-again virgin.
   Abstinence is a very good. Abstaining from premarital sex keeps you objective in your research and prevents you from confusing sex and love. Sleeping with your research subject will bias your data and your judgment about your lover. You will want to prolong your dysfunctional relationship because you enjoy the sex too much to breakup. Also by abstaining from sex, you make sure your lover loves you for other important reasons than sex. You can also escape a bad relationship easier.
   
   
3. Find another addiction to replace sex - crack, heroin, money, power, or winning.
   Other addictions provide the same or higher level of pleasures than sex.
   
   
4. Take cold showers or resort to self-gratification.
   A very popular option. Go back down to your basement and enjoy your porno DVDs.
   
   
5. Pursue people who are horny and offer sex for free. Be a slut. (Note: both males and females can be sluts)
   There are many who will have sex with you no matter how unattractive you are.
   
   
6. Hire a prostitute.
   A very popular option, but can easily become very expensive.
   

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