I date lots of exciting new guys, but sooner or later, they all let me down. Why’s that, and what am I doing wrong?

Let's say that your New Year resolves to prioritise intimacy. This could mean getting lost in deep conversations with your partner. Or enjoying candlelit dinners before getting intimate

I’m frustrated. My husband’s become utterly boring in bed! And not at all willing to try new and better ways to be intimate. What can I do?

With all the events to attend and festive meals to prepare, couples have fewer and fewer moments to themselves. Moreover, hosting or staying with family members means privacy is compromised

During the holidays, couples can purposefully explore different forms of intimacy in ways that everyday life rarely allows

My boyfriend’s never been violent, but he puts me down, he’s possessive, insists on looking at my phone messages and is funny about me visiting friends and family. What can I do to get him to change?

Psychological counsellor notes that emotional attachments, shared memories, and long-term investments make moving on challenging for many parents.

Like closing the pages of a well-loved journal, the end of the year prompts us to reflect on the story we have lived and how intimacy has been woven into it

I loved how my husband and I used to flirt while we were dating, but once we got married, that all just stopped. I’d love to get back to that mood. Do you think it’s possible?

I love my husband, but we have so many arguments! It’s not that he’s a bad man, but somehow we don’t seem to think the same way. What should I do?

We were arguing in the office the other day about how often celebrity relationships seem to fall apart. Are they just awful people? Or can we learn something from their difficulties?

It’s not that anything bad’s happened, but I often notice other couples having difficulties and wonder whether my friends can see the cracks appearing in my relationship before I do!

Rekindling desire after an absence isn't something that simply happens; it is something that must be nurtured with effort, chemistry, and intention.