

By Jessica M.
Last updated 2 months ago

If you asked me to describe my 12-year marriage in one sentence…
Here’s what I’d tell you:
Near perfect.
We haven’t fallen out of love with each other.
Nor respect.
But somewhere between driving the kids around, work stress and taking care of our ageing parents…
Intimacy came to a halt.
There was no drama or screaming matches.
Just two people who loved each other living parallel lives.
And it was getting awfully lonely.

Drs. John and Julie Gottman via Finding Mastery.
So I started listening to every podcast on relationships during my commute to work.
Until one morning, I came upon John and Julie Gottman’s work.
This married couple of clinical psychologists spent 50 years studying…
What makes couples last and what pulls them apart.
And one thing they mentioned stuck with me:
Bids for connection.
AKA small moments where one partner reaches out …
And the other either turns toward them or away.
These moments go into a couple's Emotional Bank Account.
Every ignored touch and distracted "mhm" is a withdrawal.
Every goodnight kiss and “tell me more” is a deposit.
Happy couples aren’t special.
It’s just that their love account always stays in the positive.
I realized that our physical intimacy didn't disappear overnight.
First, we stopped holding hands…
Then we stopped hugging before sleep.
When we did have sex, it was… Functional.
Like something we were supposed to do.
And then it was gone completely.
Now I know every one of those missed moments was a withdrawal.
They seemed small at the time.
But boy, did they add up.

Intimacy in long-term relationships doesn’t last forever.
You have to be intentional about it…
And you have to choose it over and over again.
This looks like…
Kissing them like you mean it before they go to work.
A date night where the phones stay in the bag.
Something new, something slightly out of your comfort zone, done together.
Because a bit of boldness goes a long way in reminding each other:
I still choose you.
I'm still here for you.
I started looking for something new we could both enjoy.
And somehow…
I fell into the Reddit rabbit hole about couples and adult toys.
We never considered toys before.
But the more I read, the more it made sense.
Folks were saying toys weren’t just improving things in the intimacy department…
But improving every aspect of their relationship, too.
Better communication.
More honesty about their true desires - in bed and outside of it.
Less pressure. More pleasure. More fun.
These couples found a way to be curious together again…
Figure stuff out together…
And even laugh together again.
One name kept coming up over and over again.
Triple Vibe.

I ordered it the same night.
I felt a bit silly doing it, honestly.
But also…
Kinda excited.
It arrived three days later in plain packaging.
That night, I just left it on the bed.
He just looked at me and gave me THAT smirk I haven’t seen for a while.
Did we fix our marriage that very night?
Nope.
But something shifted.
You might say we made a small deposit in our Emotional Bank Account.
And we kept making them ever since.

First off, it’s silky soft.
It’s also easy to use and not intimidating like many other toys.
Then there are three different sensations…
Which you can use altogether or one at a time…
Whatever the moment calls for.
But my favourite thing?
Because he's right there with me - guiding, exploring and being attentive…
It doesn’t feel like a solo thing. It feels like our thing.
Please hear me out:
Intimacy won’t come back on its own.
In fact, our intimacy issues only grow bigger if we don’t tend to them.
But it doesn't take much to start:
Just one small bid at a time.
And try something new together.
If this speaks to you, you're in luck because Triple Vibe is on sale right now.
But with all the love it’s been getting on socials…
This deal won't last long.
You don't need some grand gesture to revive that bedroom spark.
A single intentional move can do wonders.
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