Brian Clarey of the Greensboro, NC, alternative kick-ass publication "Yes Weekly!," has a column entitled "Sex therapy 101" in this week's edition.
For his column, he interviewed local sex therapist Tim Britton.
One tip that Britton suggests is not having "I Love Lucy" reruns on Nick-at-Nite interupt your intimacy.
While talking about communication between couples, Britton suggests that women need and crave attention, and they don't want a Charlie Rose interview with Fred Thompson to get in their way:
"When it (open communication) happens, it frequently happens in the bedroom, and she initiates it_it's maybe the only time she has (her spouse's) attention. Bedrooms should be free of television," Britton told Clarey. "There should only be two things in the bedroom: Sleep and whoopee. No ironing boards, no negotiations, no bartering. It should be an island you can retreat to."
And, hopefully, with this advice, you can have a great moment of sexual intimacy while your's truly is reading the latest play from Henrik Ibsen.
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