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Shower Sex: Making It Safer, Simpler, and More Enjoyable
Shower sex sounds exciting in theory, but many couples quickly discover that slippery surfaces, awkward angles, and unrealistic expectations can make it surprisingly difficult. This practical guide explores how to make shower intimacy safer, more comfortable, and genuinely enjoyable through better communication, positioning, and environmental setup. Learn why water is not lubrication, which approaches work best for real couples, and how to turn shower intimacy into a playful, low-pressure way to reconnect. Great intimacy is not about perfection. It is about adapting, relaxing, and learning what works for your marriage.
Advanced Sexual Practice in Marriage: Skill, Depth, and Discerned Growth for Sexually Established Couples
Advanced Sexual Practice in Marriage (ASPM) is a high-end, long-term coaching program for married couples with an already strong and active sex life who want intentional growth rather than repair. It focuses on skill, depth, and discerned novelty within clear moral and relational boundaries.
Making Love for the First Time: A Catholic Couple’s Guide
Whether you’re preparing for your honeymoon or looking to refresh your marital intimacy, this guide is for you. Many Catholic couples enter marriage with excitement, love, and a deep desire to share their bodies with one another—but also with uncertainty about how to prepare for sex. It doesn’t need to be that way.
Best Basic Sex Positions
One of the most common areas that I address with new sex coaching clients is positions. Not all positions work for all clients. For example, I have had a client with partial paralysis who could only use one position, so in their case I just taught them how to use it more effectively. But most of my clients benefit from having 2-4 go-to positions. Here are some of the best ones.