Being Best Friends Is Not Saving Your Sex Life
If you and your partner would call yourselves best friends, this one is for you. I am going to say something that might annoy you, but it will help you.


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If you and your partner would call yourselves best friends, this one is for you. I am going to say something that might annoy you, but it will help you.

I know what some of you think. Of course she has a great sex life. Her marriage must be rock solid. Her partner must be some amazing magical unicorn guy. Or, well, she's a sex coach, so of course she cares about sex, she's the magical unicorn woman.

I got an email the other day from a woman saying some version of what I hear almost every day. My libido is probably my biggest problem.

Ten years into my relationship, two babies and one stepkid later, my libido was on ice.

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