Bill and Janet Are in Their Late Twenties and Have

Multiple Choice

Bill and Janet are in their late twenties and have been married for two years. Their sexual intimacy includes various sexual behaviours. Bill has noticed that while he has no difficulty getting an erection, he does have difficulty ejaculating when he and Janet are having intercourse. Janet rarely feels sexually satisfied after intercourse and often relies on self-stimulation to achieve an orgasm. Janet doesn't see her lack of orgasm with Bill as a problem; however, Bill does. Bill is beginning to make excuses for not having sex. What is the best initial approach to resolving the conflict within Bill and Janet's sexual relationship?

A) Janet should fake orgasm to make Bill more comfortable and boost his confidence.
B) Janet and Bill should establish open communication about what is and what is not important in their sexual relationship.
C) Janet and Bill should both seek help from a sex counselor.
D) Bill should seek counseling for his sexual dysfunction.