Brianne Hogan
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- Aug 10, 2026
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Couples Who Came Back From A ‘Dead Bedroom’ Share How They Got Their Sex Lives Back (opens the original)
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A “dead bedroom” sounds final. Case closed – or in this case, the bedroom door closed to a cold bed. For many couples, a prolonged period without sex can feel like the beginning of the end. “A difficult sexual phase can expose things a couple has avoided: resentment, loneliness, fear of rejection, body insecurity, different needs or the sheer impact of everyday life,” said Lisa Opel, the in-house sex educator at JOYclub. “That can be painful, but being able to see the problem also creates the po
Why Emotional Permanence Can Be Harder For Some People With ADHD (opens the original)
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You send your partner a text. Hours pass without a reply. Logically, you know they’re probably busy. But emotionally, your brain starts spinning. Are they upset with you? Did you do something wrong? Do they still love you? Most people have moments like this from time to time. But for many people with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), those feelings can be much more intense, and may be tied to something often referred to as emotional permanence. Emotional permanence is a non-clinic
Experts Agree These Are The Worst Foods To Eat Before Oral Sex (opens the original)
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Oral sex is one of the most intimate sex acts – because your partner is literally tasting you in a way that you yourself have probably never experienced. Wanting to taste good for your partner is perfectly normal, too. After all, the thought of someone grimacing the moment they put their mouth on you or fretting about how you taste is certainly enough to kill the mood. While many people believe certain foods can dramatically improve the way you taste – like the old wives tales around pineapple w
People Are Sharing Their Most Mortifying Sex Confessions (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever blurted out something during sex and immediately wished you could take it back, you’re not alone. Whether it’s calling someone the wrong name, making a wildly untimely observation or asking a question that absolutely could have waited until later, people have said some pretty embarrassing things during sex more often than they’d like to admit. According to Todd Baratz (@yourdiagnonsense), a sex therapist at LUBELIFE, these slip-ups are completely normal. “Sex isn’t like a scene ou
Couples Therapists Reveal The Dates They Wish More Couples Would Go On (opens the original)
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Many couples think they’re doing everything right. They’re making time for each other – a quick catch-up over dinner, running errands on the weekend – but after many years together, scheduling date nights that aren’t just ordering takeout and staying in to watch a movie can become few and far between. “The demands of daily life (work, children, maintaining a household, logistics, etc.) have a way of slowly pushing aside moments that build and sustain connection amongst couples,” Tara Gogolinski,
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