Being married or being in a long-term relationship can be challenging. Don’t get me wrong – it’s definitely a wonderful experience to share your life with a significant other. That’s not up for debate! But, it’s also true that if you want something to work long-term, you need to put in the necessary time and
“Is flirting cheating” is a question most of us have asked ourselves at some point. Instead of a proper introduction, try picturing this: You and your wife (or long-term partner) are going dancing. There are lots of people and everyone seems to be having a good time. At one point during the party, your wife
According to a survey made by the AARP, only 28% of married couples have sex several times a month. The other part of the survey says that 8% have sex only once a month. And… a whopping 33% have very rarely, or never! And this also goes for couples who report that they are happy
Sexual fantasies – who hasn’t had one? Whether they’re elaborate or pretty simple, you have to admit, they cross (or occupy!) your mind at least every once in a while. As it turns out, there are lots of answers to the question of what sexual fantasies can do for a relationship. Maybe you were a bit
Threesomes are a bit of a counterintuitive concept when it comes to monogamous relationships. Threesomes and marriage? Even more confusing. But, that’s also what makes them all the more desirable, isn’t it? Perhaps unsurprisingly, having a threesome is considered to be the most common sexual fantasy Americans have. A survey from the Kinsey Institute, led
Sex is one of those things you simply can’t take away from the equation of a successful marriage. Or a long-term relationship. Try and take it away and you’re left with what? Friendship? Business partners? Family members? Nobody likes to be stuck in a sexless marriage, although a lot of people involuntarily are. Sometimes they’re
Isn’t it a bit paradoxical that it’s actually easier to have sex than to talk about it? Paradoxical or not, however, that seems to be an issue in lots of marriages and long-term relationships. Couples often simply don’t know the answer to the question of how to talk about sex with your partner. The problem is,
Who said staying at home can’t be fun? Remember when we were kids? Back then we didn’t have much trouble living in our own worlds and relying on our imaginative capacities to have fun. The house we lived in was as big as a city, heck, as big as the whole world! The good news is
I’d like to start this article by giving a brief answer to the love and marriage during lockdown question posed in the title. Yes, it seems there is room for pleasure in the midst of crisis. And that’s a good thing – no need to feel guilty or ashamed, at all. Let me give
The coronavirus crisis is a crisis no doubt. Wreaking havoc in all fields of life – from finance and economy to education, tourism, and our social lives. But there’s one more thing it has managed to alter, for better or for worse – yes, quarantine has changed our sex life too. Lockdowns and social distancing measures
