|                  |         In movie sex scenes, pornographic and otherwise, people  always seem to want the same amount of sex.  Most sex education  is geared to younger people who we (wrongly) understand to always  want sex.  So where do we learn how to deal with the very real,  very common, and mostly ignored aspect of sexual relationships:   when one of you wants something and the other doesn't?  Your  trusty About.com newsletter is one place to start.  ~   Cory               |          |          I'm Not In the Mood  for Sex, But My Partner Is   Sometimes a question comes in without any  context at all, like this week, when I received one sentence about  not being in the mood when your partner is, and what to do about  it.            
  |        Aching for  PDA   Public displays of affection can be a hot button  topic, especially early on in a relationship.  How do you ask  for what you want without asking someone to change who they  are?            
  |        When You Want More  and They Want Less   Differences in sexual desire are  common, and because our desire for sex changes, the way these  differences shake out changes too.  No matter which side of the  scales you're on, here are some tips on dealing with it.           
  |        Boyfriend Likes  Masturbation More Than Sex     "My boyfriend are I are both  in our 20s, not married, neither one of us has kids. I can't get past  the point that he masturbates while I'm in the house without wanting  to have sex with me. I feel like I shouldn't be mad about his  masturbating. But I also feel like I shouldn't have to beg him to  have sex with me. Please help!"                
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