Your relationship questions answered
Sex life in a slump? Raring to revamp your relationship? Most of us are full of good intentions; but knowing how to put the sparkle back into a long-term relationship isn’t always easy.
For couples focussed on making positive changes to their relationship Valentine’s Day is a great place to start. That’s why thecoupleconnection.net has teamed up with renowned sex and relationship therapist Dr Lori Boul to host a free online discussion – giving you the chance to take part in an open Q&A session from the comfort and privacy of your own home.
Whether your relationship query is related to sex, love, lust or longevity, this is your chance to pose any burning questions to one of the UK’s leading sex therapists. Dr Lori will be online and on-hand for one hour to offer up answers, tips, and advice that’ll see you through Valentine’s and beyond.
Submit your questions for Dr Lori now to admin@thecoupleconnection.net with the subject line‘Question for Dr Lori’, then join us at 8pm on Wednesday 15 February to take part in the discussion.
Comments
I could really use some help. I have been with my boyfriend for 2 years, we do love each other very much and I know that. He is a wonderful guy, we rarely fight but when we do it is because I am jealous over something or upset that he does not want to have sex when I do. Its not that hes not attracted to me but he thinks that we have sex to much, and may be we do, he says he does not want our relationship to be only physical because he wants to be with me for a long time and that's why his past relationships did not work out.
How do I get over the fact that not having sex is not a bad thing, that it does not mean hes bored, that I am not unattractive or not good enough for him? I feel better when we have sex but I do not want this to affect our relationship.
I took part in this discussion and I am really glad I did. I got a completely different perspective on my problem , anonymously and from the comfort of my own home , which is perfect for me as I work long hours. The advice Dr. Lori gave me is invaluable... so I just want to say thank you
I took part in this discussion last night and Dr. Lori gave me the best advice in like two lines. Thanks Dr. Lori you are brill