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" My guy is always horny in the morning, and I&amp;#039;m more in the mood at night. When I wake up, I feel icky, and when we go to bed, he&amp;#039;s too tired. Because we can&amp;#039;t seem to get our libidos in sync, we only have sex on the weekends. What do you suggest? Your situation is not uncommon. Many men are horniest in the a.m., when their testosterone levels (i.e., sex hormones) are raging. Unlike you, he could care less about his stanky breath &amp;amp;#151; he just needs to feed the beast. At night, when his hormones have settled and he&amp;#039;s spent from a long day, he&amp;#039;d much rather veg out than put in the effort to have sex. As much as we love it, all that thrusting action combined with the, er, final blow, make sex physically exhausting for a guy. Since your carnal clocks aren&amp;#039;t meshing, see if you can find times when sex works for both of you. A midafternoon quickie is ideal but unrealistic unless you work close to home and have a lenient boss. Try getting it on before dinner, when you both still have some energy but aren&amp;#039;t too full from a big meal. If that doesn&amp;#039;t work out, you may need to sharpen your seduction skills. Rather than just trying to jump into the main event, spend some time arousing each other. With the right warm-up, you&amp;#039;ll both get in the mood, regardless of whether it&amp;#039;s day or night. Plus, keep in mind that just because he&amp;#039;s not up for intercourse at night doesn&amp;#039;t mean all bets are off. Have him satisfy you in less rigorous ways, like with manual or oral stimulation. You can treat him in the a.m. as well. As for feeling nasty, get over it &amp;amp;#151; your man has one thing on his mind, and it&amp;#039;s not your breath. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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