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End Sexlessness with a Japanese woman
Japanese women are well known for gradually reducing the sex they have with their partners or husbands. Some couples only have sex once or twice a month! Foreign men often cry and moan about the lack of sex with the Japanese women in their lives.
Real men say, “NO!” to no-sex. They do not accept the excuses of, “I’m tired” or “I’m too busy”.
This strategy works when the following elements exist: the guy knows he is a prize worth having and the Japanese woman knows that she can be replaced easily with an equal or better ‘quality’ woman.
Just say, "NO!" to sexlessness. If the man is a prize, SUDDENLY, the Japanese girl will have time and energy. Mine did!
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Stupid Foreign Men Led By Sex!
Judging by the physical appearance and personality of many foreign men, most of those who marry Japanese women have had few sexual experiences in their native country. Once a foreign man comes to Japan, he "gets lucky" with a Japanese girl, gets "pussy whipped," gets married, and then gripes about the lack of sexual intimacy after he realizes she isn't as "interested in sex." One might wonder to what degree the Japanese woman was really intimate or interested in sex at all.
Sex Isn’t a Reward for Good Behavior!
A large number of men think, "If I do this for her, she should give me (or want to have) sex!" This is an incredibly immature way to think. Sex isn't a gift or a reward for good deeds or behavior. The feeling of sexual pleasure should be mutually satisfying, and statistically in many cases it's not – for her. It's almost laughable to hear foreign men talk about the sexual times they had with their Japanese spouse before marriage, and how now sex seldom occurs. These men are shocked and angry. Haven't they realized that though many Japanese women appear sexy and attractive that they aren't nearly as sexual as Western women? The statistics are everywhere; Japanese people don't have sex as frequently as other cultures. So what happened?
