Embarrassing Bedroom Mistakes – Did That Really Just Happen?
When
it comes to sensual escapades, any man who has a long history of intimate
activity is sure to have a blemish or two (or 10) on his otherwise impressive
record. He may have had high hopes for moves that fell flat; and those
embarrassing body quirks, farts, burps, and even injuries can also plague a man
for years to come. Whatever the culprit, no man wants his lady to leave
the bedroom laughing over what just transpired. See what men report as
the 5 most embarrassing bedroom boo-boos and how to maintain a healthy
male organ to
(hopefully) avoid these situations in the future.
5
Embarrassing Bedroom Blunders
1)
Can’t Get it up: Perhaps the most embarrassing – and
frustrating – situation for a man is when he just can’t get it up. This
is especially true if there is no known reason for it. Sure, the old
saying it
happens to all guys is
true, but that offers little comfort for the man sitting on the edge of the bed
trying to coax up a woody. Being overtired, overstressed, or over-served
– both in the food and adult
beverage departments – can make for a sluggish and slow performance. Men
hoping to get lucky may be wise to catch a nap, avoid the booze and not eat
foods that will make them feel sluggish. Men who repeatedly experience male
dysfunction need to speak to a doctor, as there could be other serious health
issues contributing to the problem.
2)
Excessive sweating: Sure, everybody sweats in the sack a
little bit; that’s why it’s called getting down and dirty. However,
for the man who is soaking the sheets – and giving his partner an unwanted
sweat bath in the process – he may be suffering from a medical condition known
as hyperhidrosis, which causes excessive sweating. If this wet situation
sounds familiar, talk to a doc to see what treatments are available.
3)
Can’t get it down: While this may not sound like a problem
to most, a man who has just gone a round or two with his lady friend and
continues to rise to
the occasion may find the situation a little embarrassing. While it may
be laughable for a while, men who experience a hard on that lasts longer than 4
hours need to seek immediate medical attention.
4)
Finishing too fast: There are times when a quickie is on the
agenda, and there are times where a “longie” is preferred. Men who suffer
from early emission on a regular basis – around 1/3 of men -- are sure to be
frustrated by finishing too soon. Men who are repeatedly getting off
within two minutes should seek a doctor for treatment options.
5)
Body hair issues: Men are hairy. This is no surprise
to anybody, but some men suffer from an excess of body hair that can at times
make intimacy awkward, itchy or uncomfortable for their partner. On the
flip side, there are men who groom themselves down to little more than bare
skin, which occasionally leaves unsightly razor bumps, wax rash, or uneven
grooming. Nothing is worse for a man than a bunch of red, itchy bumps
around his manhood.
Avoiding
embarrassing male organ problems
While
some things are out of a man’s control, there are certainly some health choices
he can make to keep the male organ healthy. Getting plenty of exercise,
maintaining a healthy weight, avoiding alcohol, not smoking, and making regular
trips to the doctor can help prevent the most common kinds of dysfunction. Many
problems having to do with the male organ are related to heart and circulation
health, so keeping the heart healthy is extremely important.
Additionally, using a male organ health
cream (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man
Oil) containing
targeted vitamins and minerals can help improve circulation, soothe skin
irritation and even prevent unsightly male organ bumps. Applying a lotion
like this immediately after taking a shower can allow men to enjoy the benefits
of a healthier male organ.
Visit http://www.man1health.com
for additional information on most common male organ health issues, tips on
improving male organ sensitivity, and what to do to maintain a healthy male
organ. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health
issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.