Bedroom Talk

A woman suggests sex on the second date. What does that reveal about her—and how much does a man’s reaction reveal about him?

After five years together, my attempts to initiate sex keep falling flat—and I’m starting to wonder whether I’m the problem.

We have sex every day, but one drunken Halloween night left me wishing he showed that much affection and desire when he was sober.

We agreed she could hook up with another man on Halloween. Now she’s checking in before going further, and I’m afraid to admit how I feel.

My first experience with an open couple went well for everyone. Her husband’s warm encouragement made my own guilt harder to understand.

I support my wife’s consensual kink sessions with my oldest friend. The photos I requested stir up more than desire.

We’re talking about marriage after five years together. He says he’s attracted to me, but sex almost never happens unless I initiate.

Eighteen months into marriage, three months without intimacy have left me facing a private change I never expected.

We waited five weeks before sleeping together. Now the chemistry is good, but two or three times a day feels faster than my trust can grow.

Our sex life is good, and we’re planning a future. So why am I nervous about reopening the conversation about what we both want in bed?

At 26, I finally have room to explore my sexuality. A demanding master’s leaves little room for romance—but finding casual sex isn’t simple either.

We’ve barely gone three days without sex in ten months. Now my girlfriend wants a promise that we never will, and I’m hesitating.