How to Stop Sexual Anxiety

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Here is an interesting article that we came across on the topic of Sexual Anxiety.

Sexual Anxiety Causes And Cures
By James O’Neill
By Oct 31 2007 – 8:43am

Anxiety Provoked by Sexual Worries, Fears or Uncertainty
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One of the main causes of anxiety and depression is disturbed and unbalanced sexual energy. By reading this article you will learn to understand and control your sexual energy.

Sexuality is a direct method of practicing Love. Sexuality in its true sense is divine. It’s proof of Love. If you are thinking of a person and getting turned on it means that person is also getting turned on by you. Loving a person means saying yes to that person, bowing to the deepest part of their being. Yes to fulfilling their needs, and yes to their desires and fantasies.

No Love= No erection

If there are any problems getting turned on it most likely means that you are with the totally wrong partner. Both partners need to be open for giving and receiving love. Giving and receiving are two equal skills like ying and yang. If one person is too stingy or if one person can’t absorb the others love then there will be problems. So when it comes to sex, instead of being superficial it’s important to start thinking about Love in life and relationships. Otherwise sex can’t be satisfying.

Sexual root causes of anxiety and depression
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Anxiety or Depression?

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Are you Depressed?

Because depression can be the most serious of our topics, let’s start by seeing if you may be depressed. Keep in mind that everyone has their “blue” days. The thing that separates clinical depression from simple melancholy is that the symptoms occur over a period of time. They don’t come and go, they stay around for awhile and can affect your life adversely.

Ask yourself the following questions. Answer yes if you’ve been feeling this way consistently over a period of two weeks.

1. Do you find yourself constantly sad?
2. Are you un-motivated to do simple things like shower,
clean up the house, or make dinner?
3. Do people tell you you’re overly irritable?
4. Do you have trouble concentrating?
5. Are you feeling isolated from family and friends even
when they are around you?
6. Have you lost interest in your favorite activities?
7. Do you feel hopeless, worthless, or guilty for no reason
at all?
8. Are you always tired and have trouble sleeping?
9. Has your weight fluctuated significantly?

If you can answer “Yes” to five or more of these questions, you could be suffering from clinical depression. It is important for you to seek out the help of a medical professional whether that be a doctor or a therapist. There are many medications out there that can help with depression.

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