A few months ago, I was sitting around the dinner table with a group of friends discussing all sorts of things: Covid-19 vaccines, upcoming travel plans, family and work. I asked the group this question and was met with an uncomfortable silence: “Have you had the experience of sex becoming “boring” in your relationships – even if it ends up in an orgasm?”
“Well, yes,” a male friend replied casually. “We’ve reached a point where we do what we know works. Between the kids, the exhaustion, the work and the domestic logistics, we’ve both made a silent pact to get it over with as quickly as possible.”
“So no experimenting?”
“Nope. It’s too much
