Normal Journal
In every long-term relationship, there may come a time when the initial flames of passion begin to wane, leading to a rut in intimacy and sex.
This phase can be disheartening at first, but it's important to remember that it's a common experience that can be overcome with effort, understanding, and a willingness to reconnect.
Gender stereotypes can feel uncomfortable, and leave many people unhappy with the role they might feel expected to play in a relationship. As a result, authentic communication about desires and boundaries can become compromised, potentially hindering a healthy and satisfying sex life.
We decided to explore some of the ways in which the sex we have in the real world differs to that of the sex we see in porn.
We’ll take you through some of the better-known relationship theories out there.
Let’s look at some of the most glaring ways in which IRL sex is totally different to sex in pop culture.
If you menstruate, you might’ve had a similar experience and wondered whether your sex drive can be affected by your period.
Are you an ‘acts of service’ person? Or is ‘quality time’ your thing?
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