All Blog Posts Tagged 'married' (12)

It's so often portrayed that married sex is boring and that single sex is so much better. Well, Esquire magazine has just released their Sex issue, which includes a survey conducted by Beta Research Corporation of 522 male internet-connected respondents between the ages of 21 and 59. Here are some of the published results pertaining to…

Responsibility and mind-blowing sex are like oil and water...they just don't mix.



It's easy to understand with everything going on in our day-to-day lives, why sex goes to the bottom of the to-do list.



Thing is, sex is an important component to a healthy relationship. So how can a hard…

Can certain foods truly stimulate sexual desire, or is it all in our heads?



For example, anything shaped like a penis--like asparagus--was thought to be sexually stimulating to both sexes (why are we not…

How do you know a newbie couple? They're wrapped around each other like pretzels.

And it's one of the reasons newbie sex is fantastic; as the abundance of couple touch means they're  already jacked-up and good to go when it comes to bedroom time.



Touching is…

Be an active recreational partner.



While dating, you probably hung on his every word while he talked about those things that interested him. It was part of your charm and why he found you so darn attractive.



Bringing that when you first met magic…

A lack of sexual desire--the thoughts you have around sex--is the number one reason couples in North America stop having sex.



What that means for you is: if you have negative thoughts towards sex before, during and after the sexual encounter, it will profoundly dampen your desire to have sex.…

Show each other, rather than tell each other, how much you care.



Small, affectionate gestures done every day can help create intimacy outside and inside the bedroom.



Why is this so important to a happy sex life? Intimacy being the glue that holds a couple…

Let me start with a huge apology. I’m sincerely sorry guys for understatedly calling you frogs. While I harbour no underlying resentment for men, I absolutely abhor frogs. The creatures are ugly, slimy and cold but trust me; there is some science to my comparison that has nothing to do with physical resemblance.…

Researchers from the University of British Columbia and Pennsylvania State University tracked the emotional and physical histories of more than 1,700 older couples over a 15-year period and found a strong relationship between “depressive symptoms” (unhappiness, loneliness and restlessness) and “functional…