The Relational « Ditch » I love him, I love him not … The relational “DITCH” is a term to define the moment when almost all couples reach the breaking point where sexual and/or marital difficulties take too much place and breakup becomes possible. This phase is normal and desirable, as it pushes individuals to become better people and above
How to Give Yourself Quick Moments as a Couple Do you take the time to nurture your everyday couple life? If balancing your social life, work, household obligations and love life is a headache, here are some tips that could help. An emotional or sexual approach? Signs of affection in a couple are of major importance for the well-being of
Being eaten out is harder for most than eating in…sexually I mean! You’ve probably received oral sex in your life and most likely have given it. You might be surprised that most prefer to give it than to receive it. Surprised? Let me explain! Roles when having sex We tend to give roles during sex to each partner such
Justice in polyamoury, but in what context? Society is becoming more open about the idea of polyamorous relationships, even though there is still quite a lot of polyamorophobia (a word I just invented). Therefore, I am getting more people in my office seeking help to negotiate their relationship contract. Every couple has some form of understanding about what they consider
Tools to have a satisfying sex life Typical reaction to sexual problems Most couple therapies will focus to a certain degree on giving the tools to react productively to a sexual difficulty. A lot of the times, the couple comes in with one of them being the “patient” and the other will be tagging along. Sometimes, the partners agree on those
Do you know your sexual needs? Part I Sexual desire is one of the most complex and mysterious aspects of human sexuality. The evolution of sexual desire in a person and in couples is a process that can be separated in many steps and it does not respect a linear path. This process is unique for everyone depending on
