Chelom Leavitt

Hi! I'm Chelom Eastwood Leavitt, a doctor. We're here to discuss how practising mindfulness can improve and strengthen your sex life as a married couple.

Sex is one of the most intimate experiences in humans. It is an expression of love, intimacy, and affection between two individuals who are emotionally and physically attracted to each other. Sex is the most important part of any relationship, and the emotional and physical bond can last a lifetime.

One of the tips to improve your sex life is to have dirty discussions. Because sexual cravings are brain-based, obscenely vulgar language can have a magical effect on your sex life. Dirty chatting might help you better your sex life by putting your companion under a spell of fantasy.

Get out of the house and do something fun with your partner! Go on a date, unwind, have lots of fun, and create memories together; this helps improve your relationship as a whole, leading to better sex life!

When was the last time you felt emotionally and sexually connected to your partner? When last did you feel secure in your relationship? Emotional and sexual intimacy forms the bedrock of most committed relationships and must not be ignored. Intimacy isn't just about sex. Emotional intimacy with your partner will allow you to share your feelings and sexual desires with them comfortably. When you have emotional intimacy in your relationship, you trust your partner enough to be vulnerable with them, and this allows you to grow a special bond.

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