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Some causes of sexual frustration, such as erectile dysfunction or difficulty achieving arousal or orgasm, can have medical causes. Your physician may be able to recommend treatment options or lifestyle changes that can help with your difficulties, which will help relieve some of that frustration. Erectile dysfunction is a common cause of sexual frustration not only for men but their partners too. Heart disease, diabetes, obesity, and certain prescriptions can all interfere with a man's ability to achieve and maintain an erection. Age is another very common factor in sexual frustration for both men and women. Sexual dysfunction becomes more common in men and women as they get older. Your doctor may be able to help you find treatment options that relieve your issues. Fatigue can be a culprit behind sex troubles such as erectile dysfunction and difficulty achieving orgasm. Feeling tired can affect arousal as well as performance. You may feel frustrated because you want to have sex but don't have the energy to, or because you try to have sex and can't maintain interest because of fatigue. Getting enough rest can help you feel rejuvenated and ready for sex. Sleep apnea may be a disruptor, especially for men and people who are overweight. If you frequently wake up tired and don't feel rested even after getting enough sleep, consult with your doctor about possible treatment options. Stress can impact your ability to enjoy sexual relations. If you cannot manage stress well, speak with a psychologist or your doctor about possible solutions. Your sexual symptoms (or your partner's) may be the side effect of larger stresses. Try yoga, meditation, and deep breathing exercises to help relieve daily stresses. Depression is a major culprit behind many cases of sexual dysfunction. If you're struggling with depression, you may feel a lower-than-normal sex drive that could frustrate you and/or your partner. Seeking treatment from a mental health professional can help you deal with your depression and can also revive your sex drive. The brain is the biggest sexual organ in humans, and it has to function properly for your sex life to be happy and healthy. Clinical depression is often caused by chemical imbalances that can affect your libido and ability to perform sexually. Depression can also often cause feelings of personal worthlessness or sadness that can interfere with your ability to feel sexually desirable. Getting help for your depression can also help you overcome these feelings, allowing you to feel more desirable and experience more desire yourself. Some antidepressant medications may also interfere with sexual desire. If you're taking antidepressants and experiencing unwanted sexual side effects, speak with your doctor. Never stop taking or alter your dosage on your own. If your sexual frustration is the result of a physical disability, don't despair. Many individuals with disabilities have healthy, satisfying sex lives. Studies have shown that nearly every area of the body can function as an erogenous zone. You aren't limited to your genitals. Incorporate all your senses. Remember that sex is about more than just genital contact. Involve your senses of sight, smell, hearing, touch, and taste into your sexual experiences. Many people who have lost sensation in their genital areas can actually still experience orgasm through genital stimulation. You may just feel it in a different part of your body than you expect. You may also benefit from incorporating techniques from tantric sex. Tantric sex involves Eastern philosophies of mindfulness and being in the present moment. It can help you enjoy whatever activity you can experience without worrying about what you perhaps cannot. For example, focusing exclusively on the sensation of an activity or being mindful about your breathing can help you stay "in the moment."

summary: Talk with your doctor. Get more rest. Address your stress. Deal with depression. Look for alternative sources of pleasure.

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An icon located on your desktop typically designates this program; if not, you can also locate the program by going to the "Start" menu, selecting "All Programs" and searching for the program. This will prompt a window to open allowing you to browse through the video files you want to compress. This will automatically put the file name of the AVI to be compressed into the "File Name" field in the video file selection window. This will then bring up a window showing the video file's importing progress. Do so by holding down the left mouse button and dragging your cursor over every video file component to highlight it. Do this by continuing to hold down the left mouse button and dragging the highlight components into the "Timeline" section located at the bottom of the Windows Movie Maker screen. This will prompt a "Save Movie Wizard" window to pop up. Click "Next." Your AVI video file will then compress to a smaller bit size. After video compression, the "Save Movie Wizard" will prompt you to finish the video compression and view your movie. To do so, simply press the "Finish" button.

summary: Open your Windows Movie Maker program on your PC. Click on the "Import Video" option underneath the "Capture Video" title in the column along the left hand side. Select the AVI video file you want to compress by clicking on the file to highlight it. Click the "Import" button. Select all of the video file components that have just been imported into Windows Movie Maker. Drag the video components into the "Timeline" feature. Select "Save to my computer" located in the column on the left hand side. Type in a file name in designated field in order to differentiate your original AVI video file from the newly compressed video file; then click "Next" Select the new size you want your AVI video file to compress down to from the video size dropdown menu.

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Now that you've set up Do Not Disturb, here's how you can enable and disable it quickly from the home screen. It's the fourth icon at the top of the screen. If the moon was previously gray, it will turn white, which means Do Not Disturb mode is enabled. You will not receive incoming calls in this mode. If you don't see the moon, see Customize the Control Center on iPhone or iPad to learn how to get it. The moon icon will turn gray again, and you'll be able to receive phone calls.
summary: Swipe up from the bottom of the home screen. Tap the moon icon. Tap the moon icon again to toggle off Do Not Disturb mode.