What is foreplay? Foreplay is a nice, little word that comprises a whole arena of activities under its 8-letter structure. No, but really, what is foreplay? Basically, foreplay is any sexual or pleasure-related activity that you do before engaging in actual intercourse. And, this activity can also be both mental and physical, so next time
“Monogamy used to be one person for life. Today, monogamy is one person at a time.” That’s Esther Perel’s way of providing comic relief for her audience during one of her most famous TED talks, this time on surviving infidelity and what that means for marriage and long-term relationships. People cheat, it’s nothing new. They’ve been
Infidelity can be a real shock for a relationship or marriage. Some people manage to come out stronger as a couple from the experience, while for some it signals the end. Probably everyone that’s been through such an experience has wondered whether a relationship can go back to normal after cheating. In my first article
Did you know that, according to research done by sociologist Paul Amato, 42%-45% of marriages nowadays will most likely end in a divorce? Which begs the question – have we forgotten what it takes to have a successful marriage? Now, let’s counter this research with another, happier one: according to research done by Scott M.
You can be the happiest couple in the world and still feel bored at times. It’s perfectly normal. In fact, boredom is a universal phenomenon that can actually be good for you! By letting your mind wander without being overburdened with mindless scrolling through social media, you can actually free up some space in there to
Are you going through a particularly dry spell with your wife? Has she lost the desire for sex? Or simply put: your wife doesn’t want to have sex anymore? I mean, since you’re here, I assume things have gotten pretty barren between the two of you, and it’s time to at least understand how this
Most people have sexual fantasies of some sort. You might’ve encountered the name of Dr. Justin Lehmiller throughout a couple of my articles on this blog. Lehmiller is a social psychologist and Research Fellow at The Kinsey Institute. He’s also an author of the book Tell Me What You Want: The Science of Sexual Desire
“For better or for worse” – that’s what you’re getting into when you commit to your partner. “For better or for worse” is a perfect encapsulation of relationship dynamics – it means there’s no giving up when rough times abound, as they often do. But, what if things get too hot to handle? What if
No relationship is devoid of conflict and fights. So, it’s no wonder that the golden question always begins with the phrase “How to stop fighting with your wife?” Talk to anyone who’s ever been in a relationship – whether it’s a long or short term one, whether they’ve been happily married for a year or
