Sex and Intimacy

Modern science has uncovered a host of health advantages that come with locking lips. Not only does kissing release feel-good hormones, but it can also boost your immune system, protect dental health, and even provide natural pain relief.

It's important to have an open discussion with your partner about each other's sexual needs, but the topic can be hard to discuss early on in a relationship. Join Genevieve Gresset, Master Certified Matchmaker/guest star of Married at First Sight UK, and Heather Drury, Certified Dating/Relationship Coach, as they discuss talking about sex, the when and how of discussing sex, and why this leads to a more intimate connection.

Sex can be an incredible catalyst for deepening emotional connection, and vice versa. When you invest time and effort into understanding your partner's emotional landscape—their fears, joys, and insecurities—you create an unbreakable bond that goes beyond the bedroom and enhances every aspect of your relationship.

For men, learning how to be more confident in bed can lead to a more fulfilling and satisfying experience for both partners. So, if you're looking to boost your self-assurance in the bedroom, keep reading as we explore practical tips and strategies that can help you embrace your sexuality and cultivate a confident presence behind closed doors.

From unlocking the secrets of chemistry to embracing the language of love, a kiss is a powerful tool that unleashes a world of emotions. So, get ready to ignite passion, savor the sensations, and let your lips do the talking.

This week, Dr. Avrum Weiss sits down with Master Certified Matchmaker Genevieve Gresset to discuss the long overdue topic of men's fears of being sexually inadequate in a relationship. The stigma revolving around sexual performance, along with being intimately repressed, can lead to anxiety over "not being good" in the bedroom.

Whether it's a cozy cabin in the mountains or a tropical paradise, traveling as a couple for the first time is an experience that can be an opportunity to make unforgettable memories that will make you stronger together. But before you pack your bags and head off into the sunset, let's dive into some tips that will make your journey smooth sailing!

What does it mean if your significant other is focusing their camera on everything but you? Join Master Certified Matchmaker Genevieve Gresset and Certified Dating Coach/Matchmaker Heather Drury as they dissect this older woman's worry about her BF's avoidance of taking her picture and the need for some self-realization. Does she have a legitimate problem to bring up, or could she be overanalyzing the situation to rationalize her insecurities about the relationship?

If you’ve found it hard to find a spark face-to-face, your smartphone might be the reason. In her book “The Lonely Century”, author Noreena Hertz says that smartphones “have played an integral role [in] stealing our attention away from those around us”. If you’re looking down at your smartphone instead of playing the dating game in person, your love connections might be difficult to make and even harder to maintain.

In the year 1960, something magical happened. At least, that’s how it seemed. Up until then, presidential debates were covered by newspapers or radio. Then, in 1960, American citizens gathered around to watch the two presidential candidates defend their position as future Commander in Chief–all on TV. This was the first time in history that a presidential debate was televised.