Lifestyle by Isiah McKimmie 16th May 2021 8:49 PM Welcome to Relationship Rehab, news.com.au s weekly column solving all your romantic problems, no holds barred. This week, our resident sexologist Isiah McKimmie tackles a woman whose fiance is encouraging her to have a one-night stand before they get married, whether couples should have weekly check-ins and if you should be worried if your husband watches porn. Should I have a one-night-stand before I get married?
QUESTION: I m a 29-year-old woman and have been with my fiance for six years. We re going to get married in October and I love him so much but I worry that I didn t experiment enough with my sexuality in my early 20s. I ve never had a one-night stand with a stranger and have never been with a woman. I told him that if I was able to live my life again, I d make sure I did those two things before I met him. To my surprise he said I should do them before
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Pending Executive approval, Parliament has made a law that, among other provisions, forbids pastors and witchdoctors from touching, fondling, hugging or caressing women in ways that amount to sexual harassment or exploitation. Stiff prison sentences await offenders.
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