Sex and Intimacy Expert Olivia Dydyna joins the podcast to breakdown our sex and intimacy survey we've conducted to better understand the changes in intimacy over the course of a relationship. What's healthy? What works? How do you keep things feeling "fresh" when you've been together for so long?

Six questions, and tons of anonymous answers from followers from all across the country. Olivia and I go through each answer to the questions below.....enjoy!

02:27 Question 1: What is your gender?

04:50 Question 2: Describe your relationship with your partner using only 1 word.

10:03 Question 3: On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the highest, what level of intimacy would you consider you currently have with your partner?

18:03 Question 4: On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the highest, how important is intimacy to you in your relationship?

26:05 Question 5: Using 2 sentences or less, what do you believe would help increase your level of intimacy with your partner?

41:08 What is Tantra?

1:01:06 Question 6: What is one question that you have for Olivia?

1:13:35 During seasons when physical intimacy is less frequent (ex. Having a newborn/having self image issues)?

1:21:08 How do you find time for sex when you’re a married couple??

1:24:04 What’s a good way to get out of a rut? (sexually speaking)

1:26:50 “How do you get over the lulls in a relationship (we feel more like roommates than romantic partners)..HELP”

1:31:05 Olivia, my partner and I cannot be more happy intimately, but when I look deeper into us, our whole relationship is built on our emotional and physical intimacy. Is this healthy? Can a relationship last if its 99% built around mind blowing sex? Because the only room we don’t fight in is inside the bedroom.

1:39:26 When you start to get into a routine how do you get out of it?

1:44:50 What does a healthy intimate relationship look like? Why do a lot of couples stop having sex after having kids?

1:50:03 So many couples warn young couples not to have children but to cherish their sex life because you won’t have one after you have them. How do you continue to have intimacy after having children?