3 Couples Had Sex Every Day For A Month And Learned A Lot About Themselves

Getting it on every day might sound great in theory, but in reality, it's a lot of work.

Having sex every day for a month sounds great—in theory. But in reality, it maybe isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. That’s what three couples found out, at least, after taking a challenge to ~get it on~ for 30 days straight. They welcomed the seemingly easy and fun experiment with open arms, sure they could handle it. But what they didn’t expect was how difficult the task would actually prove to be—and how much they’d learn about their relationships in the process.

Each couple began at a different starting point. Couple 1 (Mallory and Kevin) said they were probably having sex about five times a week, and Couples 2 (Suki and Dimitri) and 3 (R.J. and Will) guessed they were having sex two or three times each week. Each couple also made their own rules. For Couple 1, sex meant penetration and at least one person climaxing. Couple 3 felt similarly: one person had to climax and hand jobs were ruled out. Couple 2 adopted a different definition—sex didn’t have to mean penetration, but *both* partners had to climax. With their rules in mind—as well as some fears and ambitions—the couples set out on their 30-day sex challenge, and boy, did things get interesting.

Though Mallory and Kevin were fully confident in their ability to complete the challenge, they failed on Day 8 due to scheduling issues. Everyone—and I mean everyone—was tired of the experiment by the midway point. Dimitri said he felt like his penis “was going to fall off,” while R.J. thought his was about to “retreat inside his body.” It wasn’t pretty, but the challenge went on, and by the end of it, only one couple—Suki and Dimitri—were down to continue their increased sex habits. (They were also the only couple to fully complete the 30 days. R.J. and Will had to tap out because of the flu—bummer.)

via: self.com