We’re having less sex than ever, but treating it like a chore kills the spark. Learn how mindful intimacy and curiosity can improve your health and bond.

It’s a shift from 'doing sex to each other' to 'exploring pleasure with each other.' Specificity is the antidote to anxiety; if the foundation of emotional safety is solid, the rest follows much more naturally.
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Lena: You know, Miles, I was looking at some recent data, and it turns out we’re actually having less sex than people did back in the late nineties—about nine fewer times a year, on average! It’s like we’ve all collectively moved sex to the bottom of our to-do lists.
Miles: It’s so true. We treat it like a "treat" if we get lucky, but research from experts like Professor Nicole McNichols shows it’s actually a powerhouse for our health, linked to everything from a stronger immune system to a lower risk of heart disease.
Lena: Right, but when you're exhausted or just out of sync, "just do it" is terrible advice. I love the idea of "mindful intimacy" where the goal isn't a penis-centered finish line, but actual connection.
Miles: Exactly. It’s about moving away from the "performance" and toward pleasure. So, let’s dive into the practical playbook for reclaiming that spark tonight.