 | | | | | | IN THIS ISSUE | | | | | We Don't Have Sex Anymore"
Dating for almost a year, the letter writer says sex with her boyfriend has decreased "significantly" in the last six months. Her boyfriend says her mean attitude has made him lose his boner, while she says she's only mean out of sexual frustration. Wendy advises her on how to break out of this vicious cycle and restore some good ol' fashioned romance into her relationship.  | |
| | | | | I Want My Boyfriend To Fantasize About Other Women
Writer Rachel Kramer Bussel is not only fine with her significant others gettin' their rocks off solo, but she actually wants them to fantasize about someone other than her. In this essay, she explains why. Are you cool with your S.O. indulging in self-love -- and with other people on his/her mind? | |
| | | | | Lust Doesn't Have To Ruin A Platonic Friendship
Hugo Schwyzer says Harry -- of "When Harry Met Sally" -- got it wrong when he said men and women can never be friends because sex always gets in the way. Why can't friendship and lust co-exist? Here's why we shouldn't assume that male sexual desire is so powerful that it overrides everything else, including friendship. | | | | | MORE @ THE FRISKY | | | | | | | | |
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