Romantic Question: What is Your Favorite Sexual Position? Answer this question or see what others are saying to this hot new relationship study

A few years ago, a number of marriage counselors decided to research a project to find out their clients' Top 10 Favorite Sexual Positions. Much to our surprise, we found that most people are not experimenting as much as we thought.

One result was my article WHAT WOMEN WANT: HER FAVORITE SEXUAL POSITIONS. 

This article has proven extremely popular. It's been reprinted often on other websites. And the feedback has been very positive.

Another result has been requests for more. More information. Another, more detailed study - including one asking MEN what their favorite positions are. Is there a difference in culture - nation - region?

The result is our new Study: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SEXUAL POSITION?

We ask that you answer One Question: "What is your favorite sexual position?"

>>> We ask that you only list ONE POSITION - YOUR FAVORITE!

We also ask that you tell us:

>>> Where you are from - NOT your exact address, but your general region...

>>> Comment on your gender, age, cultural background - NOT your name, or any personal information...

The final results to our Study will be posted as articles in the Relationship Category of Articlebase and on the WUVING.com Relationship Blog.

To be involved right now in the Study or see the ongoing results from others, go to WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SEXUAL POSITION?

One of the greatest relationships we are called into over the course of our life is marriage.

This does not necessarily mean that it is the most important life relationship, but it is one whose success or failure has the greatest impact on your adult life. And in looking at marriage, there are a number of key skills that are crucial to navigating your way through marriage.

One of the greatest lessons in life is the realization that the limit to your learning is endless. Old, young, wise, not so wise, all people have the opportunity to learn something new every day. You may or may not be aware of it, but over the course of a lifetime you learn more about how life works, how other people work, and even about yourself and how you interact with others. Life is continually calling us into learning, and this is especially applicable when it comes to human relationships.

There will always be couples who live in apparent wedded bliss, and those that will tell you that they never fight or disagree. That simply isn't true. As each of us grow and evolve, we are called to learn different lessons in different ways, and one of the exciting things about marriages is the way we interact and negotiate our way around issues when we look at things from different perspectives. Those who tell you they have never been challenged in this way have never really lived. But what determines whether this challenge is a positive or negative experience for your marriage is how both of you choose to react to your differences and work around them.

When faced with a disagreement there are a range of choices. The first is to back down, allowing the other to make their point and express it. Another is to challenge their point and ascertain whether it is correct. Another choice is to discuss both options and see if there is room for flexibility. Are both of you correct, or is one of you incorrect in your viewpoint? How much is one person's viewpoint inhibiting the beliefs, values, or morals of the other?

The most important point here however, is introspection. Evaluate your actions and reactions.

* What lesson am I being called to learn in this conflict?

* What can I learn about my partner and myself?

* What can I learn in order to address this issue and move forward?

The key is to understand the issues and to find small ways to move forward. You can call them goals. Make them achievable, and make them measurable. How often are you coming back and seeing if you have reached your goals? Are you making progress or are you at a stalemate?

The important thing to realize is that you are always learning, and finding new ways of understanding and loving each other as well as yourselves. Think of your marriage issues as an opportunity for growth and understanding.

The next step is to identify the lessons that you both must learn. In marriage we are called into a constant evolution, a journey of loving. The challenge to all marriages, good and bad, is to find new ways of loving each other. If you have been married one year, ten years or forty years, the challenge is still the same. Grow in love together.

What can you learn from your partner and your marriage today? What do you know today that you didn't know yesterday. The secret is to never stop learning. And when you do stop learning, that's where we can help.

WUVING.com can lead you to people who themselves are looking for something true and honest. This is a site for conservatives. Men and women seeking a traditional relationship where loyalty and strength of character actually mean something.

At WUVING, you'll find specific categories of 10,000's of people just like you. There are Christian sites. And Our Military. Single parents seeking true love and family values. Men and women of all sizes. People from traditional cultures worldwide...

And you'll find dating tips and articles by the best relationship experts to help you understand love and the internet.

What WUVING.com has done is specialize in individual needs of people looking for real love and romance. You can meet people in our military, singles, people of all sizes and races -- in other words -- real people!

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 - Kate Falken