3 Tips to Talk About Sex with Your Partner ⋆

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3 Tips to Talk About Sex with Your Partner ⋆

Talking about sex with your partner doesn’t have to be an awkward moment between you two, every single time you sit down and have a discussion.

If your partner isn’t the most affectionate person, you can ease into a healthy conversation around sex.

Whatever your reasons are behind sparking up a conversation with your partner around sex, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming for either of you.

Please whatever you do, don’t talk about sex in the bedroom with your partner.

Recall moments that made you happy before having sex with your partner to set the mood for the conversation.

Source: The Toledo Journal

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