The subject of this week’s Sex Life is a 31-year-old heterosexual woman who feels she’s been lucky to have good sex since she got married. She talks about how she went from having only clitoral orgasms to exploring sex positions and discovering other kinds of orgasms.

The subject of this week’s Sex Life is a 27-year-old heterosexual woman who was celibate until she got married. She talks about enjoying sex with her husband until she discovered she was pregnant.

The subject of this week’s Sex Life is 38-year-old bisexual woman who has been married for 12 years. In today’s Sex Life, she talks about how she thought something was wrong with her because she couldn’t orgasm, and how that eventually changed.

The subject of this week’s Sex Life is a 31-year-old heterosexual woman who doubles as a sexpert in her free time. She talks about how much she enjoys helping people learn about sex while ironically experiencing the worst dry spell ever.

The subject of this week's Sex Life is a 28-year-old heterosexual man who has had an active sex life. These days though,he's tired of having sex with his girlfriend of six years and although he has several theories, he isn't sure why.

The subject of this week’s Sex Life is a lesbian in her early 20s who, after many trysts with boys, discovered her sexuality when she got to university. . After one traumatic sexual experience though, she’s now terrified of sleeping with women.

The subject of today’s Sex Life is a 24-year-old heterosexual woman who lost her “great sex” streak when she relocated to a new country.

A 31-year-old woman who has only ever had sex with her husband talks about not being interested in sex and never enjoying sex with her husband, especially after giving birth

The subject of this week's Sex Life is a 48 year old woman who has been married for 24 years. She talks about how she and her husband keep their sex life exciting.

The subject of this week’s Sex Life is a 25-year-old queer woman who was in a heterosexual relationship for almost 7 years and engaged to be married when she realised she was queer.