Bedroom Talk

My wife trusted me with a desire I don’t share. Years later, our sex life is good, but the same painful conversation keeps returning.

My ex-husband and I are single and still friends. Fifteen years after we last had sex, I’m curious about the slow build toward wanting each other again.

A successful experiment left me wanting more—and wondering how to invite my hesitant husband back without making it feel like a demand.

We both say we have high sex drives. But my attempts rarely lead to sex, and when I pull back, my wife says I’m not initiating enough.

I love my partner, but two months without sex—and the missing kisses—have left me wondering whether he still desires me.

I love spending time with my fiancé. But after four unsuccessful attempts to initiate sex this month, I can no longer picture our wedding.

Our open marriage had improved our sex life. Then I suggested a weekend with our partners and discovered how differently I felt watching it happen.

A game with my boyfriend could reverse our usual roles. We have the handcuffs, but I’m still working out how I feel about taking the lead.

We already experiment in bed. What I can’t picture is how we begin exploring a submissive and dominant dynamic together.

I love my husband, enjoy our marriage and have no intention of cheating. So why does his friend keep turning up in my fantasies?

His other girlfriend’s special date is next week. Her chastity arrangement with our boyfriend has already changed what happens on mine.

I thought our sex life was improving. Then my husband told me he had made no special effort—and our next conversation might be about divorce.