Resources to talk about desire, boundaries, and consent
The goal is not to tell you what to do, but to offer clear reference points.
Here you'll find resources to talk about desire, set boundaries, negotiate consent, and explore at your own pace.
Short, practical guides to move forward without jargon or pressure.
If you're feeling unsure about where to start
When it comes to intimate topics, the hardest part is often knowing how to begin. These first resources provide a simple, reassuring starting point, without pressure.
To understand what you're feeling and name it
Some conversations become easier once we share a common language. These resources help clarify concepts and dynamics, without offering rigid formulas.
When something feels hard to say
It can be difficult to name limits, desire, or uncertainty. These pages are here to make that part a little clearer and less isolating.
Exploring at your own pace
Exploring does not mean going faster or doing more. These resources offer flexible frameworks to reflect, discuss, or gently experiment together.
If you want a concrete structure to talk
Some people prefer reading, others need a concrete structure to start talking. These pages introduce the Yes · No · Maybe tool and how couples use it in practice. After reading and reflecting, some people prefer a structured framework to help move the conversation forward.
- Yes · No · Maybe: the couples game to discover shared desires
- A sex app for couples focused on communication and consent
- Sex questions for couples - talking without pressure
- What is a Yes / No / Maybe list?
- Why most intimacy apps fail to help couples talk
- Consent and sexual communication: a guide for couples