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You’ll find a written version of the three questions I answer with Zibby Owens on our weekly Mom’s Don’t Have Time to Have Sex podcast on the Medium platform. Lots of practical info and tips on a variety of sex and relationship topics.
20 new things to do in bed this weekendEveryone knows you need to try new things to keep your sex life fresh and...
How to talk dirty (without sounding like an idiot)"I want to talk dirty but I don't want to sound like they do in...
Why do I have to be drunk to enjoy sex?Q: I never want sex unless I’ve had some wine. It relaxes me and gives...
The top 13 lust killersYou can’t have great sex if your relationship is in tatters. Identify the deadly sex...
The 10 different sex personalities: what’s yours?Forget everything you’ve ever heard about opposites attracting - in bed it’s far more helpful...
To bare or not to bare: the new etiquette for pubic hair, drunk sex and how much sex is enough sex?So, most of you will know that I am now doing a weekly podcast with...
Excuses, excuses: what to say if your partner won’t try new things in bedYou’re eagerly anticipating a feisty frolic, one hand hopefully hovering over your zip, and they...
Fit for sex: healthy genitals = happy sex lifeWe devise fitness regimes to give us bigger biceps or shapely bottoms but few people...
- Is starting as friends the key to lasting love AND a hot sex life?on 21st July 2021 at 6:48 am
Canadian researchers studied 1,900 people and found 68 per cent started their current or most recent relationship as a friendship. This was true across all age, education, gender and ethnic groups.
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