You happy in bed? Take the sex test to find out

When was the last time you had a degree in your sexual life? Many of us face life without thinking about whether we enjoy it or not. Or perhaps they get upset because there's something they do wrong, they may not have enough courage, or they don't perform enough well. They may wonder whether their partner or partner is satisfied or whether sex can be better with someone else.

This test is carried out by Relate and will help you to think more about sex and intimacy in your life. If you are not in a relationship with someone, you can answer questions by thinking of someone you have some kind of relationship with.

The thought of sex with your partner makes you feel

a

b) Okay

c'Andth

When it comes to discussing emotions, me and my partner...

A) We are open and communicative

Let's see if we had a big fight.

c

My partner and I talk about sex

A) Regular

b) only if necessary

c) Never

When I Think About Sex With a Partner

A) Give me a lot of satisfaction

b

c) Not at all satisfying

Being naked in front of my partner makes me feel

a) Very comfortable

b) A little uncomfortable

c) so embarrassing

We kiss, touch and show physical attraction..

a) Very often

be sometimes

c

Talking about sex makes me feel

Choose a working directory ) Happy and relaxed

b) A little strange

c/i/repressed and embarrassed

When I think about how my partner feels about our sexual life

I know he's happy

I hope he's satisfied, but I'm not sure.

I don't think they're happy.

During sex I feel...

a) Very good

b) Usually well

c) Anxiety and embarrassment 

As we grew up, my parents and I talked about sex...

a

"Sometimes, but it wasn't very comfortable."

c) No way

When I discuss, my partner and I sort it out.

a) Too easy

b) depends on the discussion

c

If my partner wants to try something new sexually,

Let's find something and talk about it.

I feel weird and I hope I like it.

I feel anxious wondering where I was wrong

When I'm not happy with something in my sex life

Talk to partner

I wish I could until I decided to talk to him.

I hope the problem goes by itself.

I feel very close to my partner when I have sex

Choose a working directory Yeah.

b

c) No

I imagine sex with people who are not part of the relationship

a

be sometimes

c) Very

Answers

More A

It seems that you and your partner have a very positive and healthy sexual life. You are willing to be open to what you want from sex and do not find it difficult to express it. You are willing to talk about changes in every field and negotiate about them.

You're intimate with each other, you're open and comfortable in each other's company. This helps you to feel closer and to see love. The key to success is to preserve what you have - sexual and daily life. Explore new things together, at the same time, and make sure that you develop the personal passions that will make you grow the desire for each other.

More B

You're basically satisfied with your sex life, but it seems like sometimes you and your partner are a little cut off.

Maybe there are things you want to change, but you're not sure how to start the conversation. Maybe you feel worried because you don't want to hurt your partner. Sounds like there's an emotional gap between you, that might be because even though you're open with your emotions you avoid certain topics like pleasure.

It is not unusual to find yourself in an intermediate situation when you are not exactly happy but where there is room for improvement. It may be helpful to sit down and try and talk together. This may be frightening, but on the other hand and surprising because of the liberation of emotion by saying: “I feel sad”, “I'm lost, frustrated, or sad”. This story focuses on your emotions and starting the sentence on “I” you don't risk your partner going into a protective phase. Perhaps giving a massage after a long day will help you relax and increase privacy. If you feel that you need help, counseling will produce fine results. You can be challenged by sexual therapy and a specific sexual problem.

More C

It looks like there's a real distance between you, sexually and emotionally. You may not feel able to talk about sex, or even your efforts to do so are very difficult. Or you're afraid to feel rejected because your partner says he's not satisfied.

Perhaps your own view of sex concerns you because you think of it as a high - profile performance that can go wrong. It's like you keep your emotions in a bottle, or fight every time you disagree. Maybe things have gotten to the point that you feel generally uncomfortable about each other, while daily tensions make life more difficult and stressful.

Sitin' down to talk about problems can be very frightening, but if you don't communicate your chances of having a good, successful sexual relationship are small. It's not a good idea to add problems when we have an argument. It's good to talk when we're cool.

You can try doing activity together like you're a team, creating a sense of belonging and community. Build up your privacy gently by holding your partner's hand when you go to health or by kissing him when you leave home.

If you feel that you need help from someone else, counseling can have excellent results. A counselor or a therapist will help you facilitate the discussion by allowing you to listen to each other.