
A weekly newsletter and podcast on keeping desire alive in long-term love. By sexologist Natassia Miller.
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When researcher Dr. Peggy Kleinplatz studied people who described their sex lives as extraordinary—many of them over 60 and in relationships of 25 years or more—the ingredients they named had nothing to do with technique.
They talked about...
In 2017, a team of psychologists at the University of Waterloo brought 115 couples into a lab and gave each pair two assignments. Discuss a disagreement about money, chores, in-laws. Then discuss a disagreement about sex.
Before the second...
“Women do not have sexual fantasies, period. Men do.”
This sounds like something you’d read in a 19th century men’s magazine. It ran in Cosmopolitan, in 1973.
That same year, journalist Nancy Friday published My Secret Garden, a compilati...
Nina and James have been married twenty years, and can perform their sex life from memory. It’s usually the same night of the week, same order of operations, same lights-off finale.
A year ago, when they became empty nesters, they agreed i...
Welcome to the first edition of Ask Natassia, where I answer a question from one of our paid subscribers. This one is shared with her permission and lightly edited for length:
I don’t prioritize pleasure, which I guess means I don’t valu...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
AASECT-certified sexologist and host of Lust in Translation. Featured in Newsweek, Glamour, GQ, CNBC.
Author of the serial memoir, Touch Me There. Publishing weekly on substack.
I publish confessional literary erotica submitted from all over the world, for those seeking sophisticated smut.
Birna Gustafsson, MS, sexual and repro health researcher, writer, and educator. Featured in Vice, Playboy, Dazed, Bloomberg.
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