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Couples: Communication & desire

“Why is it hard for me to talk about my desires?”

Many of us grew up learning how to be attractive, considerate or "good" partners, but very few of us were taught how to recognise and communicate what we want. Sometimes we fear rejection, other times we worry our desires are "too much" or

Ana Vaz and 1 other
BDSM 2 (2 answers)

Men: Sensual Communication

“How to deal with a break up emotionally? Any recommendation? I do not feel like dating, going out, not mourning just sad, but how long will it last?”

For now, don’t force yourself into dating or big social plans if they don’t feel right. Aim for small acts of care like regular meals, rest, a little movement, and contact with someone you feel comfortable around. A simple plan to fill up

April Maria and 1 other
Pleasure & Intimacy Coach 4 (2 answers, 2 replies)

Couples: Date nights & shared experiences

“What do we still want to experience together?”

It's so easy to fall into routines as a couple, but desire loves novelty. I love the idea of creating a little bucket list together. It doesn't have to be sexual, you may allow yourself to think out of the box and be creative. Maybe there's

Answered by Pauline
Pleasure writer, Berlin 1 (1 answer)