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A female teacher who is married to a Nigerian surgeon has been arrested in the US for having sex with her 17-year-old student. Nigerian doctor's wife arrested for having sex with student  (Daily Mail) The police in South Carolina, United State of America have arrested a 27-year-old high school mathematics teacher,  Jennifer Danielle Olajire-Aro  who is married to a Nigerian surgeon, for having sex with her 17-year-old student. Daily Mail reports that the student came forward to say Olajire-Aro  had sex with him several times . According to an affidavit signed by the police, Olajire-Aro who lives and works in South Carolina engaged in 'an intimate and sexual relationship with her 17-year-old male student' on three occasions between November and December 2017, at her residence and other locations in Charleston. How she was arrested: The student had reported the sexual encounters he had with Olajire-Ato to another teacher and the teacher reported what the student said

I’ve been seeing this guy for about 8 months now. Also Read:  Love Or Compatibility - What's More Important To A Marriage?. [Must Read     We started out with a very casual relationship. We would hang out and we would have sex. That’s it. It was fun at first but as time went on I started to develop feelings for him. Now I’m in love with him. I’m crazy about this man. I recently expressed my feelings for him and he was shocked. Also Read: Why Do Guys Never Truly Love Me? . We don’t have sex as often and we don’t hang out as often because of our very busy schedules. I forgot to mention there’s an age gap. I’m 21 he’s 29. I’m frustrated because I want us to develop into something more..but there’s so many obstacles in the way. The age difference isn’t that big of a deal to me but it might be to him. The base of our relationship also started off as sex and I feel like making that change is going to be difficult. I don’t know!! My thoughts are all scrambled!! Pleaseeee he

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A couple where the man  who takes much too long to come  can be seen as fortunate. We all know that many men ejaculate too quickly! What makes a woman happy in bed? Long or short-lived intercourse? But while a lot of women are dismayed by premature ejaculation (PE), it’s a mistake to think of the opposite condition – delayed ejaculation (DE) – as some kind of great lovemaking technique. In fact, the truth is that long lasting intercourse caused by DE can be just as distressing for a woman as very short lived intercourse caused by PE. And being with a man who can’t climax during intercourse can make a woman feel physically sore, and psychologically unattractive. So while a woman might think that delayed ejaculation symptoms are something she’d like to have in her man’s lovemaking repertoire, the truth is that the reality can be distressing. For example, a woman may even begin to think her man’s problems might be her fault. So if you’re a woman whose man is having proble

  For many men seeking premature ejaculation (PE) treatment, the internet is the first point of call. Our team understands that seeking help face to face with a GP can be a daunting prospect, and we’ve worked hard to provide a discreet, easy-to-use service that will suit your needs. Below are our answers to some common questions about PE. What is premature ejaculation? There's no precise definition of PE, but it is generally defined as a man achieving orgasm too quickly (typically in less than two minutes) during penetrative sex, something which can lead to embarrassment and put stress upon a relationship. The majority of men suffer from a form of premature ejaculation at some point in their lives and, in many cases, it is not a lasting condition. It is also very easy to seek help and advice for this condition, either from your GP or from a service such as our  online clinic . What types of premature ejaculation are there? Although PE is hard to define, it is com

Hello Supermoms!!! It's been a while, hope we are all doing great. Be expectant God hasn't forgotten you!!! Vaginal hygiene: do’s and don’ts Proper vaginal hygiene can make a world of difference to our reproductive health. It can reduce the risk of acquiring infections, it can speed up recovery and prevent uncomfortable symptoms such as irritation and discharge. Take a look at some of the most important do’s and don’ts of vaginal hygiene. Things You Need To Do In Other To Have Good Vaginal Hygiene Are Listed Bellow; 1. Wash your intimate area once a day. This means you simply should be using lukewarm water or a gentle, natural intimate wash once a day. 2. Use intimate wipes if a shower is not around. Intimate wipes offer convenience. Especially when on period, during warmer months or when traveling. 3. Wipe yourself from front to back. It is very easy to transfer bacteria from anus to the vagina when wiping from back to front, so make sure never to break t

Do you feel pregnant and have pregnancy symptoms and then after a while your periods comes? There are possible reasons why this happens. 1st reason: Pregnancy symptoms happens because of the high levels of hormones in pregnant women but sometimes due to hormonal fluctuations and imbalance, some women will have high levels of hormones in their bodies even when they are not pregnant. This makes them feel pregnant. This hormonal imbalance also makes it difficult to get pregnant. 2nd possible reason: If your periods are irregular, there is also the possibility that you get pregnant and then lose the pregnancy. When you lose a pregnancy so early, it is called a chemical pregnancy. Because the pregnancy was only a few days/weeks, you might not know you were pregnant. You just think that your period was late. Many chemical pregnancies are also caused by hormonal imbalance. For instance, low progesterone to keep the baby healthy. Whether it is the first or second reason, the

Having low sperm count can make it more difficult to conceive naturally, problems with sperm, including a low sperm count and problems with sperm quality are quite common. They’re a factor in around one in three couples who are struggling to get pregnant. Infertility is a widespread problem. For about one in five infertile couples the problem lies solely in the male partner. REASONS why YOU have low sperm Count: 1. Varicocele, infection, antibodies that attack sperm, tumors, hormone imbalances, prior surgeries, industrial chemicals, heavy metal exposure, radiation or X-rays, overheating the testicles, alcohol, smoking. 2. Azoospermia is the Medical condition of a man whose Semen contains no sperm. It has a strong association with infertility. In humans, azoospermia affects about 1% of the male population and may be seen in up to 20% of male infertility situations. Causes of Azoospermia. This will include; Genetic conditions , infections, varicocele, smoking, drinking a

Medical conditions, some drugs, and your own anatomy can make sex hurt. The good news: all of these symptoms can be treated. 1 of 11  Why sex hurts, and what to do about it You're in the mood and your partner is ready, so you make a beeline to the bed with plans to rock the sheets. But then you feel it—a dull ache, an itchy rash, or a searing out-of-no where jab. When you've always enjoyed sex and suddenly it hurts, it can be confusing and worrisome. "Pain during sex is one of the most common things patients ask about, but most of the time, it's caused by something temporary that can be treated," says Alyssa Dweck, MD, an OB/GYN in Westchester, New York and coauthor of  V Is for Vagina  ($12;  amazon.com ). In fact, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says that 75% of women experience painful sex at some point in their lives. Get a handle on what's keeping you sidelined from the sack by reading this checklist of symptoms, then th

1 of 5 Get buff for the bedroom There are two secrets to great sex that nobody talks about: strength and flexibility. Sculpting and stretching key muscles can mean the difference between finishing strong and kinking up (or conking out!) mid-session. Integrate these targeted exercises into your usual workout routine to feel much more pleasure tonight—and tone up while you’re at it. 2 of 5  For super flexibility Try:  Frog stretch Whether you’re dying to test out a new move, or just want to be able to wrap your legs around him, this stretch from Leslie Howard, a yoga instructor in Oakland, California, will help. It opens up the inner thighs and pelvic floor, limbering you up for any position. • Lie facedown on the floor with two rolled-up towels supporting your pelvis and thighs and your arms reaching out in front of you. Bend arms and legs at 90-degree angles, into a position that resembles a frog. Hold for  3 minutes , then release. 3 of 5 For lower body power

Symptoms of each STI can vary, from local symptoms affecting the genitals, to symptoms that affect various other parts of the body. The following is not a full list of all possible symptoms. However, these are the common symptoms to look out for: A vaginal discharge. Abnormal vaginal bleeding. A discharge from the penis. A sore, ulcer, rash, or lump that appears on the penis or around the vagina, vulva or back passage (anus). Pain when you have sex. Pain when you pass urine (although the common reason for this is a urine infection and not an STI). Swelling of the glands in your groin. But remember, in many cases of STI, no symptoms may develop. However, you can still pass on the infection to others even if you have no symptoms. Therefore, if you think that you may have an STI, it is best to get it checked out. Sexually Transmitted Infections IN THIS SERIES This leaflet gives some brief information about sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and what you are advised to do if

1 of 8 Enough about oysters, already! If you want to put some sizzle back into your sex life, food can help you set the mood. There’s nothing better than a romantic, home-cooked dinner, featuring some R-rated foods to help turn up the heat. “There’s a growing body of evidence that some of the vitamins and components in foods can enhance sexual function and sexual experience,” says Jennifer R. Berman, MD, the director of the Berman Women’s Wellness Center, in Beverly Hills, Calif. Here are some of the food ingredients (and my own favorite recipes) that have been major players in aphrodisiac history and lore, and also have modern-day science to back up their claims. 2 of 8 Avocados The Aztecs referred to avocados as, ahem, testicles, because of their physical shape. But the scientific reason why avocados make sense as an aphrodisiac is that they are rich in unsaturated fats and low in saturated fat, making them good for your heart and your arteries. Anything that keeps the heart

1 of 12  Web of confusion You know the best place to get information about your sexual health is from your doctor, but for whatever reason—convenience, privacy, or anxiety and urgency—you may one day find yourself searching the Internet for answers to intimate and important questions. It's great to learn more about your body and your choices, but explore those search results with caution: A recent Stanford University study on adolescent reproductive health found that health websites are often riddled with errors, omissions, and outdated advice, and that it's not always easy to find the truth about common myths believed by many teenagers (and probably many adults as well!). We spoke with Dr. Sophia Yen, MD, lead researcher of the study and adolescent medicine specialist at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in Palo Alto, Calif., to get the facts behind these top sexual health misconceptions. 2 of 12  MYTH: You can catch an STD from a toilet seat Sexually transmi