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We've stopped having sex
It’s very common for a relationship to go through phases where one or both partners lose interest in sex.
I can't get hard
Penises come in all shapes and sizes and so do erections. Most people experience erection problems at some stage during their life.
Asexuality
Learn about the nuances of asexuality and its intersection with relationships.
Discover what turns you on
In some ways, it can feel like knowing what ‘turns you on’ should be easy.
Stuck in a rut
When it comes to sex, you may feel like you’ve got into a routine that no longer meets your needs, this is often true for partners who have been to
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