Hi Sis Noe
MY boyfriend likes the withdrawal method and I have realised that his semen has a very bad smell which is not pleasant at all. What could be the problem? — Worried.
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The good news is that semen scent probably is not related to an infection, and probably has more to do with his diet. That said, it’s still a good idea for you to help your partner know that something might be amiss and he could benefit from a trip to his doctor’s office for a full examination. Men may be able to influence the way their semen smells depending on what they eat. As with overall health, semen scent can also likely be improved by eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables. If you could like to nudge your partner into having better smelling semen, you might also encourage him to gobble down healthy foods . . . and leave the heavy, fatty and salty foods for another time. Testing is especially important for your partner as the symptoms you describe could also indicate the presence of a sexually transmitted infection, like chlamydia or gonorrhoea. If, after testing, he does have one of these STDs, you can both be treated together. And keep in mind that both chlamydia and gonorrhoea can potentially infect the throat. So you may want to talk to your doctor, also, about a throat culture to test for these STDs. Just to be on the safe side.
Hi Sis Noe
I failed to get an erection when I wanted to have sex with my wife. I am 32 and so I don’t know what could be the problem. — Help.
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I would like to reassure you that your condition cannot be classed as impotence because it has only been a problem for two weeks and in an otherwise fit young man it is almost certainly a temporary psychological one. Physical reasons for failing to sustain an erection are generally seen in a much older age group. Impotence is then likely to be due to circulatory problems as a result of hardening of the arteries or diabetes. Nerve damage through alcoholism or spinal injury are other not uncommon causes. In your situation, by far the commonest reason for you to lose the erection during sex is something called performance anxiety. This is when thoughts come into your mind during the course of love-making that are sufficiently distracting and worrying for the reflexes that are necessary to sustain the erection. It may be that tactless remarks made by your partner have caused you to question your masculinity or skill in bed. If your partner is expecting you to be a wild tiger between the sheets and keep it up all night and guarantee her an orgasm every time, this is likely to inhibit any male, even the most red-bloodied one, and fear of not living up to these unrealistic expectations will lead to temporary impotence. Other sources of psychological impotence will include loss of interest in sex either as a result of a relationship problem, boredom, disinterest or just being out of love. Remember that the brain is the single most powerful sexual organ: without desire and erotic imagination the genital organs themselves are fairly useless.
Hi Sis Noe
During sex I don’t get wet enough and my boyfriend and I end up bruised on our sexual organs. I have also never experienced an orgasm. — Worried.
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Your dry vagina can be caused by not being aroused enough before sex or not wanting sex at all. Your man might be penetrating you before you are ready or maybe you are stressed. Maybe you are taking certain birth control contraceptives that cause dryness such as the Pill and Depo-Provera. Having an infection can also cause this. You could visit a doctor to find out what is wrong with you. In the meantime you can use lubrication to make yourself wet so that you avoid the painful sex you are having. As for orgasm, every woman’s experience of orgasm is different. While some women experience powerful orgasms that feel like clear events, other women experience orgasms that are quite mild. Nearly all women appear to be capable of experiencing orgasms, but it can take some time, practice and exploration — alone and/or with a partner — to develop some ease with orgasm.
Hi Sis Noe
I am a girl aged 16 and I broke up with my guy last week and I have not been eating since then, is it normal. And is it normal for your panties to be wet when you kiss a guy? — Confused.
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When you are heartbroken and in emotional turmoil it is normal for you to face difficulty when attempting to eat. It’s a sign that things are not well. But for you to overcome the problem you need to start thinking positively. The guy who broke your heart is not much of a knight in shining armour. Forget about him, he left because he does not deserve you. You are beautiful and a multitude of guys out there are dying to date you and they are far much better than this loser. To your next question, your vagina secretes fluids when you get aroused and those fluids are the ones that wet your panties.
Hi Sis Noe
- I am trying to link up Terence who might be using the surname Mapiye with his loved one who is urgently looking for him. He or anyone who knows him can write to this column furnishing me with his contact number.
- I am a lady aged 41, HIV-positive and I am an electrician with professional and cultural values. I am searching for a man aged 42 to 45 willing to settle down.
- I am a girl aged 19 and I am still a virgin. Can you link me up with a man aged 23 to 26.
- I am a man aged 38. Please link me up with an HIV-positive lady employed around Bulawayo. She must be 25 to 32.
- I am a 23-year-old girl and I need a man who is serious. He must be educated and aged 25 to 34.
- I am a man aged 28 and I am looking for a woman aged 18 to 23 who is ready for marriage.
- I am a woman aged 28 looking for a professional man aged 33 to 38 who wants to be in a serious relationship.
- I am a man aged 28 looking for a beautiful lady of ages 18 to 26 who is ready to settle down.
- I am a HIV-positive lady of 49 looking for a friend aged 55 to 60. I am in Bulawayo.
- I am a 25-year-old lady. I need a husband aged 28 to 30. I stay in Gwanda.
- I am a mother of one aged 25 and I reside in Bulawayo. I am looking for a serious man aged 27 to 33.
- I am a Christian woman aged 26 and I need a man aged 29 to 33.
- I am a woman of 36 and HIV-positive with two kids. I am looking for a man of the same status in Bulawayo.
- I am a 26-year-old woman and I need a man to settle down with. I live in Gweru.
- I am a 30-year-old HIV-positive woman and I need a man of the same status.
- My name is Thelma and I need a job. My parents don’t work. I am 20-years-old. I am also lonely even though I am good looking. I need a man.
- I am a 24-year-old woman and I want a man to marry me.
- I am a 20-year-old girl. Please connect me to a man aged 25 to 30 who has no problem dating a girl who does not work.
- Can you connect me to a serious lady in Bulawayo? She must be 26 to 30. I am 31.
- I am a 37-year-old woman and I need a man to settle down with.
- I am a 23-year-old guy and I live in SA. I am looking for a serious lady below 24 who wants to get married.
- I am a 31-year-old guy. May you please connect me to a lady aged 22 to 26 who is HIV- positive like me.
- Please connect me to a man aged 38 and above. I am 37, HIV-positive, mother of two based in Bulawayo.
- I am a lady aged 20 and I am looking for a man of 23 to 27 years.
- I am a 22-year-old girl based in Bulawayo and I need a man aged 24 to 30 who wants a serious relationship.
- I am Susan Katsande I stay in Bulawayo. I am looking for my family which stays in Harare. My father was Michael Katsande, the young brother to Stanley Katsande. Please help me find my family — 0782038974.
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Call or WhatsApp for the numbers of the above people. NO SMS PLEASE — I don’t reply SMS.




