An interesting new finding about sexual satisfaction

Much changed in guest writer Amanda Lezra's life when she stopped drinking, including her marriage — and her sex life. The writer penned a story for HuffPost Personal this week about how drinking became an integral part of her relationship:

"For three years, Liam and I hooked up in parks, parties, cars and alleys. For us, this was an act of defiance against anyone ― nuclear family members, acquaintances, strangers ― who told us to tone down our queerness," she writes. "We had sex in three different bathrooms the day we got married in San Francisco City Hall, and I drank so much tequila, the bars turned to fluorescent red pulp."

Read more of her story here.

Xo, Ashley Rockman

One day, her partner asked a revealing question

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While we're on the topic of sex, a new study found that people tend to be more sexually satisfied when their partner believes that sex is something that can change for the better over time. What does that mean exactly? Senior Reporter Brittany Wong breaks it down.

As always, we have some tips

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