Cameron Reid writes about intimacy and long-term marriage at Closer Together Press. His work draws on 27 years of real marriage — the hard parts included. Find me on Reddit: u/cameronreid_27
Let me be direct about something. Dirty talk turns me on. There is something raw and sensual about letting your inner desires move from your head into actual words, spoken out loud, to the person you are in bed with. It adds fuel. It opens things up. It is, in
We have a simple practice. The morning after we try something new, we check in. It is not complicated. There is no structure and no script, just a conversation, usually as we are lying in bed before we start our morning, about what happened the night before. What felt good.
A few years ago, three things happened more or less at the same time. Our kids were growing up and becoming their own people. We moved out of the state we had both grown up in, left behind the life we had built there, and started something new. And I
We live somewhere that puts us near hotels by definition, and we travel back to our home state several times a year. That means we are in hotel rooms more often than most couples, and we have learned to use them. Hotel rooms always mean sex. We both know it
We didn’t invent this. We heard about it on Sex with Emily as we began experimenting with new sexual practices, and it made enough sense that we built it into the Closer Together Workbook. The traffic light system is about as simple as it sounds. Green means keep going.
Cannabis is legal in some states and not others. What I’m describing here is something my wife and I do in a state where recreational use is legal. I’m not recommending this for you. I’m telling you what happened for us. Know your local laws and talk
I am not affiliated with Foria Wellness and have received no compensation for this review. I bought this product with my own money and I’m writing about it because it made a real difference in our marriage. We didn’t go looking for the Intimacy Melts. They found us.
Spontaneity is overrated. I know that's not what anyone wants to hear, but after twenty-seven years of marriage I have come to believe it with some conviction. The couples I know who are still genuinely connected after decades together are not waiting for the mood to strike.
Most couples approach intimacy the way they approach everything else in a busy life. They wait for a gap in the schedule, hope the mood lines up, and try to make something happen in whatever environment they happen to be in at the time. The TV is still on. The
Most people hear "dominance and submission" and picture the same thing. Leather. Restraints. A dungeon aesthetic lifted from Fifty Shades of Grey. Something extreme, something niche, something that has nothing to do with their marriage. That's the first mistake. What It Actually Is When my wife
I don't usually write about television. But I watched Prime Video's Off Campus last week and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. I enjoy young adult entertainment more than most people my age will admit. It keeps me relevant. It gives
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