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THE KEY TO A GOOD MARRIAGE: GOOD COMMUNICATION, AND VIAGRA

(EMAILWIRE.COM, February 02, 2010 ) In a recent survey of couples attending marriage counseling in the Netherlands, more couples are ditching traditional methods of saving their relationships, instead experimenting with Viagra in hopes of rekindling lost intimacy. Early results indicate that these couples are experiencing a surprisingly high level of success as 82% reported that Viagra has dramatically improved their sex lives and has given them a better sense of closeness. “Before Viagra, my wife and I would have sex once every two weeks. After starting the program, we have sex at least once a day,” says Geoff K. of Oostzan. Other evidence indicates that these progressive couples may be part of a global trend as lovers are increasingly looking towards science to help with keeping their relationships strong and their families together.

Popular issues that negatively affect marriages include: money, sex, social life, children, religion, in-laws, work, and infidelity. A common scenario includes a husband, for example, that may be spending a majority of his time at work. When not in the office, he may be working at home or out with the boys to help ease the stress from the heavy workload. In this scenario, the wife often feels negligible and absent in her husband’s life. She may also develop insecurities as she struggles to understand why her husband is avoiding her. The marriage counselor addresses this scenario by uncovering any underlying issues that may be present other than a difficult work schedule. The counselor will usually attempt to discern whether the husband finds his wife unattractive, irritable, or dull. After the key issues are uncovered, the counselor then provides the couples with methods and tools to hopefully reverse the indifference towards intimacy that the couples are experiencing.

Historically, the main tool in the marriage counselor’s bag was communication. Other items in that tool bag included scheduling changes and cooperative activities. The ultimate hope was for the couples to remember the reasons that they fell in love and reignite that flame. Further, for healthy young couples it is often stated that, as intimacy and sexual activity wanes, so too does the relationship. It is rare to find young couples in marriage counseling that have a healthy, active, fulfilled sex life.

Little mystery remains as to how Viagra has been capable of restoring ill-fated relationships back to the vibrant bonds that they once were. While the use of Viagra for purposes other than impotence may still be under debate in some academic circles, the explosion of sales of erectile dysfunction medication worldwide cannot be merely attributed to the senior, impotence prone demographic. Healthy young couples with no impotence-like symptoms are increasingly using these drugs regularly, touting its ability to improve performance, pleasure, and overall mood. Viagra is quickly becoming the secret bedroom drug of the younger generation.

While we do not promote any illegal or illicit activities involved with the use of any brand named or generic Viagra type product, we merely report to the trends of the public as they choose to ignore the risks associated with using erectile dysfunction medication without a prescription in hopes of improving their relationship, their marriage, and keeping their families together. With a national divorce rate of greater than 50%, I feel that any healthy ideas that keeps people together are welcome. Despite my education and professional experience in this field, everyday, I feel as though I continue to learn more.


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