How Happy Are You with Your Sex Life? (A Quiz)


Sharing your deepest darkest secrets isn’t easy; it takes courage and a promise of confidentiality and can leave you at your most vulnerable. Truly intimate relationships require a high level of trust in order to sustain.  Please take a moment to write your answers to the following questions to assess where you are in your ability to forge meaningful sexual relationships.
  • Do I enjoy sex? 
  • What do I like most about my relationship? 
  • What steps can I take today to make my love/sex-life more enjoyable for me, and my partner? 
  • Do I have a reciprocal relationship? Do I feel my intimacy needs are being met? If not, what can I do to change that?
It’s entirely normal to want an emotional and intimate relationship with someone, and on some level you’re aware that your happiness will be heightened once you’ve had satisfying sex. And you know what? You’re right. Learn to trust your instincts. A healthy sex life is not only enjoyable; it’s an integral part of your overall feeling of wellness.
 
My next post will give you some tips for strengthening your connection to your self and your sexuality.

Ready to asses your self-worth? Post your intent and blog about your journey, tagging your posts "self worth" We may feature your post in this series!

Just joining the series? Start from the beginning of Cheryl Saban’s 2 week guide for women to define their own self-worth, take responsibility for it and then to pass it on to others.

 

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Cheryl Saban

About Cheryl Saban

Cheryl Saban, Ph.D writes extensively about women, relationships, and social issues. She devotes a great deal of attention to philanthropic endeavors with a focus on pediatric health and research, education, and the empowerment of women. In addition to What is Your Self-Worth, A Woman's Guide to Validation, Saban has written several other books including Recipe for Good Parenting, Recipe for a Good Marriage, Recipe for a Happy Life, and New Mother's Survival Guide. She is married to Haim Saban. She's the mother of four, and grandmother of four.

7 Responses to How Happy Are You with Your Sex Life? (A Quiz)

  1. yumi May 1, 2009 at 5:36 pm #

    Thank you for this, Cheryl. We still have such a long way to go collectively in having more honest and open discussions about human sexuality and just enjoying our bodies!

  2. Richard May 2, 2009 at 12:08 am #

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  3. stuball56 May 2, 2009 at 12:07 pm #

    Love your post, a satisfying intimate and sexually magnificent relationship is our birthright. Women's true nature is to be adored and that includes having a man to bring her to continuous bliss and ecstasy. Man's true nature is to be heroic in the service of the Divine Feminine and to serve and worship the Female orgasm. It is great that Intent is having so much discussion of sex, intimacy and love. love and light, Stuart http://stuartmarkberlin.com

  4. kay.snow.davis May 2, 2009 at 3:24 pm #

    Aloha Cheryl, and thank you for your clear contribution to women…I know and am forwarding this to several women right now who are in question about their worth on many levels….Bless you for your loving service, Kay

  5. Jean Logan May 2, 2009 at 6:41 pm #

    What some fail to realize is that the failure to enjoy sex and other sexual problems is the result of negative emotions they are holding inside. Children who are shamed and punished for natural explorative actions or taught to believe that part of their body is less than beautiful, are later haunted in the bedroom by these experiences. These negative emotions can be easily released. I suggest reading the Intent article "Resolving Sexual Inhibitions with Symbols and Glyphs."

  6. Jean Logan May 2, 2009 at 6:44 pm #

    Send peace and love to the Earth until it is full.

  7. Rouzanna Vardanyan May 3, 2009 at 12:30 pm #

    Most religions view sex as something shameful or something as intimate as to be hidden. It is a pittty that very few, both men and women understand: energy and and emotions released as a result of fulfiling sexual relations might suffice to enlightenment.

    Thanks for the post.