For some couples, exchanging a suggestive message or talking a little differently in the bedroom can build anticipation, add excitement and bring them closer together. For others, it can feel awkward, uncomfortable or simply not be their thing. But does talking about sex actually make the sex better? Can sexting keep the spark alive when you're apart, or does it create expectations that don't always translate into real life? And how do you introduce a little dirty talk into your relationship without feeling embarrassed or crossing your partner's boundaries? Joining us for this conversation is Sex and Intimacy Coach, Kgomotso Masela. 

<p dir="ltr">For some couples, exchanging a suggestive message or talking a little differently in the bedroom can build anticipation, add excitement and bring them closer together. For others, it can feel awkward, uncomfortable or simply not be their thing.&nbsp;But does talking about sex actually make the sex better? Can sexting keep the spark alive when you're apart, or does it create expectations that don't always translate into real life? And how do you introduce a little dirty talk into your relationship without feeling embarrassed or crossing your partner's boundaries? Joining us for this conversation is Sex and Intimacy Coach, Kgomotso Masela.&nbsp;</p>

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