The Dead Bedroom Fix by D.S.O
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The Dead Bedroom Fix
- By: D.S.O
- Narrated by: D.S.O
- Length: 3 hrs and 32 mins
- Categories: Erotica
Publisher's Summary
Men: Are you in a sexless marriage?
Divorced and don’t want to go through that nightmare again?
You're not alone.
There are a lot of men out there not happy with their sex lives.
What is going on? Is the tried-and-true stereotype of the undersexed husband and the cold, bossy wife inevitable? Are monogamous relationships doomed to such a pitiful state? Is that just the way marriage is?
I don't think so.
To cut a long story short, several years ago, I was married for 15 years, discovered infidelity, quickly divorced, and found myself newly single and sharing custody of three little kids. I, then, started a website: dadstartingover.com. After chatting with many men in my situation, I slowly started to notice patterns of behavior. Most men experienced long “dead bedroom” periods in their relationship, prior to their divorce. Many of these men later discovered infidelity.
Simply put, nobody seems to know what to do to keep the fire going in their long-term relationship. Most of us experience a “honeymoon phase” of intimacy and then, watch it quickly fade as the stress of life and the boredom of familiarity settle in.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
My audience are fixers, and they have tried everything under the sun to light a fire in their wife again. Some have already lost their marriage battle and don’t want to go down that awful road again. What they all tell me: The Dead Bedroom Fix is the best, no bullshit, no fluff guide to getting your self, and consequently, your sex life back on track.
It works.
©2017 D.S.O (P)2019 D.S.O
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Take A look at Yourself
You will either wish you read this earlier or be lucky enough to read it in time.
Truly a transformative read and a start to a beautiful journey.
Thanks DSO.
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Martin McCabe
Locker room truisms
By his own telling, our author’s wife cheated and then divorced him. His tone suggests that he feels embittered and emasculated and wants the world to know that he is FINE now and having much better sex with someone else.
The premise of the book is that to be desired in a relationship you should work on being confident. This isn’t very profound but it is probably on the money in my experience. The most tangible suggestion as to how to achieve this is to just to transform yourself at the gym. Perhaps not for everybody.
The book is written in a blokey locker room style that just manages to stay on the knife-edge of misogyny. All of this said, his observations are fair and sometimes almost funny.
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