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I Love My Sex - Simple Reason Why You Should Love Your Sex

I love my sex. I'm proud of the way I am.

What about you? Are you proud of whom you are? Do you love your sex?

This isn't a joke, some people just don't love their sex. Some girls wish they were boys while some boys wish they were girls.

Why would anyone wish for a different sex?

It depends on the circumstances in the home. If one sex, say the girl child, seem to be enjoying more attention or favors, there's a tendency for the male children to feel jealous.

Now you may conclude that this is a childish tendency that has no bearing on the love relationship of the children when they become adults.

The truth is . . . that is not always the case. The inferiority complex reinforced by the attitude of parents during childhood can have a grip on kids that may flow into adulthood.

Such kids may not scream, "I love my sex" when they grow older.

Consider the case of my friend.

He noticed his wife always fought to stay on the free end of the bed and not on the side against the wall.

For a long time he didn't understand why until one day he insisted he would have to take the free side of the bed. A heated argument ensued.

My friend insisted she had to tell him why she wanted that end otherwise she won't ever get it again.

After much persuading, she told him the golden truth.

She grew up among strong-headed brothers who would squeeze her to the end of the small bed allocated to the children. And it happened again and again.

Unconsciously, she developed the feeling that the far end of the bed was for the oppressed sex. So, even after she got married, she ensured her husband slept on the end of the bed against the wall.

She was a university graduate with specialization in economics. Yet those childhood memories threatened her love relationship.

If her husband hadn't been a thoughtful fellow, her unconscious actions may have sparked off a major quarrel.

Yes, she could scream, "I love my sex". But deep down, she was driven by fear of oppression established during childhood.

I will tell you this.

Irrespective of your childhood experiences, take your man as he is not in comparison with your father or brothers. Walk with him as a partner developing the most beautiful of true love relationship there ever was.

If you have concerns, throw it to the open and get it resolved before it becomes a sour wound that will refuse to heal.

I love my sex. Do you?

Start today if you don't.

Build your self-esteem. Love your sex. Be proud of your achievement. Don't try to be someone else. And don't under-value yourself.

Be the man. Be the woman.

Scream loud and clear: "I love my sex". And mean it.

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