Mindfulness can reduce anxiety, help you focus and create an overall feeling of calm. It can also improve your sex life…find out how!
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Mindfulness can reduce anxiety, help you focus and create an overall feeling of calm. It can also improve your sex life…find out how!
Continue ReadingMerriam-Webster pegged “authentic” as their Word of The Year for 2023. How does that relate to online dating these days?
Continue ReadingStream it or skip it? Does being naked make dating easier? The BBC show, “Naked Attraction,” has a lot of naked people and a lot to discuss.
Continue ReadingHolidays got you stressed? We’re here to help. See if these ideas can help you and your partner relax this season.
Continue ReadingPossessing the vocabulary to better describe our feelings enables us to be aware of the nuances of what we feel. Do YOU have the proper vocab?
Continue ReadingYou Don’t Always Have to Aim for the Outfield! For a lot of people, sex is linear. There’s a beginning, a middle and an end. The end, for many, comes in the form of an orgasm. And orgasms are pretty awesome, so it’s understandable that most humans are goal-oriented when it comes to sex and …
Continue ReadingIf you’re interested in exploring the world of non-monogamy, there is no shortage of TikTok accounts and media to turn to for inspiration…
Continue ReadingIt may be time for another viewing of Bridesmaids! Admire it for paving the way for so much of the feminist content we have today.
Continue ReadingAttachment research shows us that our need for a secure bond with our partner (or a caregiver) is essential.
Continue ReadingThere is research showing that marriages with good sex tend to be happier marriages. But of course, this begs the question: Is it the good relationship that produces better sex or is it better sex that results in a better relationship? As a sex therapist, I’d say that the answer is more complicated than you …
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