We all need to think about our sexual health, regardless of how much or little sex might be a part of our lives. The truth is that for most people, sex is a need which comes and goes, and one which should be respected and paid attention to as a balanced way of living your life. But the health side of a sex life is one of the most important,
IT’S Valentine’s Day on Sunday. (Pop it in your calendar now if you’ve forgotten folks!) Which means that the topic of conversation on social media and the like, this week, is of course, going to be all about lurve. Wonderful stuff, I’m sure you’ll agree. However, as much as I like all the romance (the thoughtful stuff, not the naff) and the idea of celebrating love (it’s never a bad
IF you’re of a nervous disposition or reading this in a crowded office, you may want to pop back another time! Because folks, I’m about to start talking about sex. Oh yes baby! Making love. Getting jiggy. Being naughty. Whatever you want to call it (or like to call it), let’s face it, sex is one of those fabulous pleasures in life, that costs nothing but feels totally amazing. (If
I DON’T know what’s happened to me over the past few months. But I do know this. No longer can I stand fakery. No longer can I stand the not so sweet smell of bulls**t that seems to linger pretty much everywhere these days. Do you know what I mean?! I’ve talked about it a few times on my blog previously. About the importance of being honest and authentic. And
A NIGHT alone? In a hotel? Without little Elsie? Well that’s something of a rare treat for the husband and I, so we were thrilled to be invited to stay at the Great Victoria hotel in Bradford just last month. We had a smashing time. Relaxed lots. Ate lots. Drank lots. And even managed a bit of a lie in too. But enough about what we go up to (although I’ll
YOU know what’s it’s like. At the beginning of any relationship, you just can’t get enough of each other. You’re mad for each other. Crazy and full of non stop passion. But eventually life takes over. (It has to) And careers and deadlines and children and houses, and everything else, takes all of your attention. Our love lives can often be put unintentionally on the ol’ back burner as we
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