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Strategies for Sexual Communication

  • 🗣️ Talking outside the bedroom  16
  • ❤️ Sharing likes and dislikes without criticism  12
  • ⁉️ Asking more questions and making fewer assumptions 4
  • 👂 Listening without getting defensive  3
  • 📚 Learning together through books, podcasts, or classes  4
  • 🤣 Using humor to make difficult conversations easier 8
  • 🤔 Or is there another approach that’s worked for you? (Let us know in the comments) 0
  • 2026-06-29
  • 47 votes
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Content

We hear all the time that communication is important… but what actually helps you have better conversations about sex?

What strategy has been most helpful for you? 

Vote in the poll and share your experience in the comments. Your insight might help someone else find the words they’ve been looking for.

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Comments

Darrell

I'm still trying to figure this one out. She is uncomfortable talking about sex and shuts down any attempted conversation about it. I've always had to read her physical responses to determine what she likes although she will sharply tell me when she doesn't like something.

Michael

Me and my partner created a “Yes/No/Maybe” list as a way of sharing our “Yes’s” (things we like or want to explore) “No’s” (things we don’t like or things that are off the table) and “Maybe’s” (things we might want to try or things we’re curious about). It was a surprisingly arousing list to create 😊