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What your answers reveal and ways to help you reconnect

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MOSTLY As

Your sex life and your relationsh­ip sound good but maybe not as satisfying as they could be.

A good first step to making things even more enjoyable is to acknowledg­e when you don’t feel you’re getting what you want. It’s better to start to think about what the underlying problem is.

Do you feel you’re not as emotionall­y close as you would like to be, or is there tension that’s underminin­g your connection?

MOSTLY Bs

It sounds as if your sex life is very satisfying and as a result you’re both feeling connected and happy.

You understand that good communicat­ion, showing each other lots of affection and addressing any tensions is the key to a happy sex life and keeping your relationsh­ip strong and healthy.

Keep putting in the effort and your relationsh­ip will continue to grow and reward you.

MOSTLY Cs

It sounds as if you are struggling to connect with your partner and to talk openly about sex and your relationsh­ip.

Perhaps trust issues are having a knock-on effect on your sex life.

Some people are happy not having much sex but if you or your partner are feeling dissatisfi­ed, it’s worth taking steps to reconnect. Start by paying your partner a compliment or sending them a flirty text. If this is daunting and you feel there’s too big a distance between you, it might be worth contacting Relate, who can advise whether you would benefit from counsellin­g and/or sex therapy. Visit www.relate.org.uk/sextherapy

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