Esme and Jasper have the best sex when they realize it doesn’t have to be perfect. This takes them back to the summer they first met as camp counselors when they uncovered the benefits of leaning into the funny and awkward.

Even with a seemingly sensual job, hairdresser Erin is absolutely not thinking about sex at the moment. Since having kids, she’s just trying her best to get dressed each day. And based on conversations with her clients, she’s definitely not alone.

Despite saving themselves for marriage, Nikki and Daniel quickly recognized that their sexual desires included having additional partners.

Alfonso and Christian’s decade-long relationship has ranged from roommates and brief sexual partners to now dedicated best friends who aren’t afraid to talk explicitly about their respective sex lives.

Season 2 favorites Lynne and Ruth are back and recounting their experiences with brand new sex toys courtesy of Good Sex sponsor Dame Products.

Bicoastal besties Elizabeth and Bilal have spent the better part of two decades sharing their most intimate sex stories and opinions, from ethical non-monogamy to the joys of three-ways. But have they ever considered having sex with each other?

Married mom Maria isn’t shy to admit that she’s a “lifetime hoe.” But not even her unwavering desire for her husband Saga could stand up to the drastic changes brought on by COVID.

Sarah and Andy have been able to explore different kinds of sex and communication. But what stands out the most for Sarah is feeling truly wanted by Andy.

Alvenus and Joshua will always kiki about their f*cking, whether it’s about a shared side piece or their many other conquests over the years.

Good sex is a healthy expression of desire. Dr. Alex went from a sexually-confused geeky teen to a “big gushy romantic” who’s found a place for himself amongst polyamorists.