Suzi Godson

Q My husband has started intermittent fasting to get healthy, so he never has supper or a drink in the evening. It’s affecting our sex life. It means we neve

Q My new boyfriend wants to try a different position almost every time we have sex. Sometimes it feels as though he’s checking off a list from the Kama Sutra

Q My new boyfriend makes a lot of noise when we make love and I’m sure my neighbours can hear us. It’s embarrassing and it puts me off. How can I ask him to

Q I’ve recently started seeing a new man. This may be a rare complaint, but he takes much, much longer over sex than my previous partner. I’m struggling to keep

My new boyfriend only seems to be up for sex in the morning, but it means I’m missing my exercise routine before work. Is there anything we can do to make him friskier in the evening instead?

My wife and I have cut back on alcohol recently, which has improved many things — except our sex life. I don’t think we realised how much we relied on a glass of wine to get us in the mood, and for her to really relax and let go. What else can we try? How do we enjoy sober sex?

A younger couple have renovated the house next door, and now we can hear everything through the walls — and I mean everything. As if that wasn’t awkward enough, realising how much more sex they’re having is making us feel inadequate.

I fancy my new partner a lot. But I find him too attentive, especially in bed. He is very communicative — almost overly so. I get morning and evening “check-ins”, daily phone calls, and when we’re together he is constantly telling me how beautiful and perfect I am, and putting my pleasure above his own. I hate to say it, but it’s turning me off.

Q My wife and I have explored Feeld, the app popular with people in open relationships, a few times over a glass of wine. We’re both up for trying a threesome

Q. My wife and I have been happily married for 14 years but have been wondering if we’ve become a bit “boring” in bed. We know what works, and tend to do that about once or twice a month, but we’d