Submit an Anonymous Question about Sexuality in Marriage to Conference Presenter Ron Deal

To those of you planning to attend my upcoming "Passionate Sexuality" conference, this is your chance to anonymously contribute to the dialogue and ensure that your personal questions about sexuality will be addressed. 

Talking about sexuality in front of others is extremely difficult.  So, I have created this hidden web page (embedded in my site for stepfamilies) allowing you to submit a question to me anonymously.  Because the email is sent from the web site itself--and not from your home address--I will not know who submitted each question.  This also means I cannot respond to you directly.  Rest assured, you can include very personal details about your sexual relationship in this submission and no one, not even me, will know it was you.

While I can't guarantee an answer to every question, I will strive to answer your question during the course of the conference, speaking in generalities.  If further information is needed, please feel free to contact me personally after the conference.

May God bless our time together.

Ron L. Deal, LMFT, LPC

Directions: Simply type your question in the box below and click the submit button.  I'll receive an anonymous email and then plan how I can answer the question during our time together.  Previously submitted questions are provided as samples.

"My husband doesn't desire sex the way that I do.  It seems like I'm the only one who initiates it. He has to take Viagra for us to be able to have intercourse so all the romance seems gone.  I feel like I'm not desirable to him.  What do we do?"

 

"I'm on an antidepressant and have a very hard time having an orgasm.  I don't want to change medications.  Any suggestions?"

 

"My wife doesn't want me to touch her clitoris with my fingers.  After hugging and kissing for 10-15 minutes there is still no natural lubrication making insertion almost impossible and painful for her.  She just wants me to hold her.  That's fine for a while, but after months one wants to actually have intercourse."