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  • Heather Corinna

One of the biggest facets of a healthy sex life with someone is being sure that we respect when they do NOT want to have sex, and that they do the same with us. Healthy sex has a whole lot to do with both partners only having sex when that is what each truly wants to be doing. When it comes to...

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  • Heather Corinna

Really, truly, the longer we're in relationships, the more we're going to go through times when for one partner or the other -- sometimes both -- libidos are low or sex just isn't a high priority. That's okay. To expect our sex lives as time goes on to resemble how they were when we were brand new...

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  • Sarah Riley

The answer to that question depends entirely on the parents in question. Parents are people and have sexual desires just as do folks who don't have children. Just like anybody else, folks who are parents may have more or less sex of any given type throughout their lives. In general, we do know...

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  • Sarah Riley

Well, it's important to remember that bodies are not machines and they're not exactly the same all the time. Just like many other things in our lives, our desire for sexual activity can wax and wane over time. In other words, everybody goes through periods where they may be interested in sex (of any...