A couple’s schedule of sex

Place it on the calendar.

One-on-one couples have only one calendar for them to figure out when each of them can move on with their partner.

Kel Macettare, 41, and Bruno Cordisco, 42, are high school lovers, now married to their two sons – 19-year-old Henry and 13-year-old Hector.

They sound like four other ordinary families – except for the important fact that every parent has arranged sex with them.

Macettare and Machado start marriage after checking out a swinger club, which leads them to meet Diego Machado and Jennifer de Faria.

Machado lives in the home of a family in Florianópolis, Brazil, while Fairia visits regularly on weekends – the clan is a happy group.

To keep things organized, the group has a home calendar on the refrigerator showing everyone’s daily work and responsibilities.

Of course, adults have only one separate schedule, just to outline their sexy time.

Monday to Friday, Macettare and Cordisco focus on their relationship—on weekends, the couple is with each partner.

“Kyle and I have a strong chemistry and we are intimate every day,” Codisco told Needtoknow.

“As we will be working on other partners over the weekend, it builds the expectations and desires between us in one week.”

When Macettare starts to feel excluded – the two couples decide to share all their time equally, and that’s the idea of ​​a “sex calendar”.

“In the beginning, Jennifer spent a lot of time with Bruno, and I feel like we are losing our personal connection,” Macettare explained.

“That’s when we come up with a sex schedule, so everyone can keep things organized and things may be more balanced.”

The idea, she said, helps improve their communication and sex life.

Sometimes, every couple leaves the house to live in a motel and even rent a house to own their time.

“When all four of us were at home, we were divided into separate rooms,” Macettare said.

The group isn’t the only one who arranged sex – the Upper West Side couple, Jay and Sofia Lyons, also admits to doing it and love it.

“It makes our relationship a million times better,” Emmy director and producer Jay told The Post. “It’s the glue that makes your marriage end – it’s hard to get married when you have sex often.”

Shortly after the two got married, they kept marking some fanatical calendars and had two children in the 1990s.

“It makes your spouse feel respected and special,” said professional singer Sofia.