Couples are turning to kinky sex to save their

Are you having problems in your relationship? you are not alone.

Couples are exploring weird sex acts to save their relationships, a new survey reveals.

In its latest State of Intimacy 2024 report, Arya, a website that provides a personalized erotic concierge service for couples, revealed that 35% of users revealed they wanted to explore sexual kinks.

As people become more willing to go beyond missionary, the top three things couples want to do under the sheets are sensual play, bondage, and oral sex.

But it’s not just chains and whips that turn them on.

Many of the 100,000 respondents said they wanted to combine kink with a more romantic, sensual play style that blends passion with experimentation.

It seemed to hit the spot.

Couples who try new sexual experiences, including kinks, report higher levels of satisfaction in their relationships.

About 73% of users said they felt closer to their partner after exploring porn.

While the app is available to all couples, there’s still a group of people eager to keep things interesting.

Millennial women in heterosexual relationships are the largest group to sign up for Arya, but their male partners are more likely to continue using the app.

“Carefully curated porn games may be the bridge women need between empowerment and communicating their needs,” said Laurie Ming, author of “Becoming Literary: Why Orgasm Equality Matters—and How to Get It.” Dr. Tzu explained in a statement. .

“We know that women’s pleasure is important to most men, but given the long-standing ‘orgasm gap’ and higher levels of sexual satisfaction in women, it’s clear that men are insulated from society’s assumptions about women’s ‘good sex’ Misled by perceptions.

“The truth is, men want guidance and information on how to be better lovers.”

But it’s not just couples who are perverted. Singles are also increasingly getting involved.

Feeld, a dating app “for open-minded individuals,” has seen a 190% increase in monthly active users and a 550% increase in paid memberships, Fast Company reported earlier this year.

However, fetish enthusiasts are now complaining that the app has become too mainstream, as it is penetrated by straight “vanilla” men looking for casual, basic sex, and exposes more women to harm.