Nerve.com Interviews Eric Amaranth and Asks About Sex and Better Sex It was fun doing this interview. There was a lot of great material that didn’t make it in as well. The young woman said she thoroughly enjoyed our talk. I was happy to hear that not for typical reasons, but I could also hear [...]
The Social Reasoning For and Problems Made By The Use of the Word “Slut” I was in one of my Talk Sessions with a client recently when she told me about how she always felt a need for a healthy and high-quality sex life, but those ideals were met with the world, and later her [...]
Eric Amaranth Discusses A Sex Life Improvement Issue. Your partner is missing a crucial detail pertaining to something your body and/or your mind really enjoys or needs for satisfying sex/orgasm. The two of you are into communicating, so you tell them. They receive the info and in this case, zero in and make fireworks happen. [...]
Breaking up with someone when your sexual skills don’t seem to work on your partner. No one talks about it. It makes an ego sting when what one does well in bed fails. Blame is placed on the other person when much better responses exist. Here are some tips for dealing with this before deciding [...]
Eric Amaranth exhanges celebratory emails with a client on his much-better sex. When Steve (name changed and permission given to blog on him) started his sex life coaching Talk Sessions, he’d not had sex for over four years and had just finished divorce proceedings. He said his lack of sexual capability was a contributing factor [...]
Last night, I was on NYC’s Fox 5 news at 10 for a story on sex life coaching because they had seen the recent GQ Magazine in-print and online feature article about my work. I’d like to make some clarifications to the information they gave on my Guided Sessions and tell you about much of [...]
Everyone knows monogamy’s weaknesses: same partner, no other partners to experience sex with, the loss of enjoying the unique little strengths that given lovers will have in bed for you or when you do things to them. However, it’s very helpful to be aware of monogamy’s strengths. Ones that are under-utilized by most.
I went to a wedding of one of my girlfriend’s oldest friends this past weekend. The minister gave some advice to the couple and those assembled on how to sustain a romantic relationship borrowing from the perspective of Fred Nietzsche. The advice sounded remarkably like the things I say and do with my sex life coaching:
Eric Amaranth comments on which is more important to a great relationship: Quality Sexual Acts or Romantic Gestures. I was given a questionnaire by a reporter recently and one of the questions was a really good one, which I based the title of this blog post on. In my professional opinion, quality sexual acts outweigh [...]
Eric Amaranth’s response to the lack of mind and body integration in psychology ‘s view of what makes us orgasm. Below is a response I wrote recently to an article on www.psychologytoday.com by Stanley Siegel, LCSW. Click here for his full article. I semi-support his theory, however, I disagreed with a position he takes that [...]
