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Hi, Me and my fiance have a great sex life but lately everything seems to be going down hill. In the past my finace could have a full night of sex making us both content as can be. Once she comes she just wants to pass out and looses all sexual intrest. This become frustrating because I have to finsh manually, or suffer for the rest of the night. What should we do?

On a side note we are very physically fit, and the doctor said, "We are both in great health".  

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In my experience, It's a mood thing. Sometimes I pass out, and sometimes I'm willing (or wanting) to keep going.

If at all possible, bring yourself part way to orgasm before sex, that way you'll finish earlier--hopefully on her wavelength.

Also, even though you're 'fit' she could just be lacking stamina. Help her build it up, or just keep a red bull by the bed for when she's "done" and see if it'll keep her going.

I can't think of much else. If you'd like further advice, you could expand/reiterate your question.

I hope I've been of help!

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Oral sex on both genders, mutual masturbation, making your partner feel comfortable in certain situations, insecurities with sexual and nonsexual relationships, dealing with rejection, helping make decisions, sex refusal, and many other questions you may have. I WILL ONLY ANSWER SERIOUS QUESTIONS ASKED IN FULL SENTENCES WITH CORRECT GRAMMAR AND PUNCTUATION. I do not have any medical background. I cannot answer such questions. PLEASE, RESEARCH YOUR QUESTION FIRST. If I can google your answer, I won't answer it.

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