How To Deal When You Don't Want To *Do It* As Much As Your S.O.

Sexual desire ebbs and flows. It’s totally normal for you to not be in the mood today but want to jump your partner tomorrow, or for your partner to want it on the daily while you prefer more of a weekly get-down. But what if you feel like you and your partner have completely mismatched libidos and that it’s impacting the quality of your relationship?

 

In a recent survey of

Research: Married couples who have sex once a week are the happiest.

The honeymoon is over, but the sex shouldn't be.

 

Couples who have sex once a week keep the marriage alive.

Sure, more may be better but it did not up the happiness quotient.

Couple in Philadelphia, share Special Wedding photos with 3,000 Nude Cyclists

Meet the nudelyweds.

Philadelphia couple Blair Delson and Ross Cohen shared their wedding day with the Philly Naked Bike Ride — and ended up with some memorable pictures from their big day.

 

The bride and groom were posing for snaps near Philadelphia City Hall on Aug. 29 when the mass of 3,000 nude cyclists descended.

Make Her Fantasies Come True

The good news is that we are fantasizing about sex. (Wow—you, too?) And we will get around to requesting our favors just as soon as we feel comfortable and confident enough. If your partner isn't there yet, let me give you an idea of what those favors might be—maybe you can coax them out of her. Speaking on behalf of my gender, I wish you'd . .

 

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1. Shower Before Bed.
Seeing you emerge from a steamy bathroom with droplets of water clinging to your biceps makes me want to dry you off with my tongue. That includes all those soft, warm, sensitive places—but only when they're Zestfully clean.

2. Talk Dirtier.