167. The Real Reason Desire Dies in Long-Term Relationships
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167. The Real Reason Desire Dies in Long-Term Relationships
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Most couples don't lose desire because time passes—they lose it because they stop pursuing it.
Sex and relationship expert Caroline Hood joins The Not So Bad Bachelor Pad to challenge one of the biggest myths about long-term love: that passion naturally fades. From the hidden impact of the mental load to why women often disconnect from desire, Caroline explains what's really happening behind closed doors—and what couples can do about it.
We dive into:
• Why "sex begets sex" may be the key to reigniting attraction
• The relationship habits that quietly kill intimacy
• Why flirtation, novelty, and curiosity matter more than grand romantic gestures
• The surprising connection between fantasy, desire, and emotional safety
• Practical ways to build a relationship that feels exciting years down the road
Whether you're single, dating, married, or wondering where the spark went, this episode offers an honest, refreshing look at what it actually takes to keep attraction alive.
Guest: Caroline Hood, LICSW, certified sex therapist and author of Sex Begets Sex.
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