How to Have Sex After Marriage

how to have sex after marriage
mark and tracey (6/10)

Continuing tonight is the frank series in which three experts take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. In tonight’s instalment, the partners in need of help are Mark and Tracey Niemer –a Rochdale-based couple whose marriage is on the brink of collapse.

Australian-born Mark and wife Tracey have been together for over nine years and live in a quiet residential suburb of Rochdale. After a chance meeting on an American summer camp, they fell in love, toured the world together and eventually tied the knot. But after settling in the UK, their relationship is in danger of going down under.

Mark, who runs his own driving school, describes himself as a perfectionist. Whether it is stacking pots and pans in height order or making the bed with precise hospital corners, Mark’s controlling nature is putting a strain on Tracey, who is often on the receiving end of Mark’s criticism. For Tracey, a lack of self-confidence and a negative body image are the factors affecting her end of the relationship. After losing six stone in just six months and dropping ten dress sizes, Tracey was left with excess skin around her belly which now serves as a lasting reminder of her former size-22 body. She feels unsexy and uncomfortable in any clothing that exposes her midriff and pushes Mark’s hand away should he try to touch her.

how to have sex after marriage
naomi and jamie (5/10)

Continuing tonight is the frank series that explores the sexual problems facing married couples. Three experts take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. In tonight’s instalment, the team comes to the aid of Naomi and Jamie, whose love life has stalled as Naomi has lost all interest in sex while Jamie feels emasculated at home.

Jamie and Naomi have been married for three years. Since the birth of their two children, their once fulfilling sex life has taken a nose dive. They are now sleeping in separate bedrooms and are in danger of splitting up if matters do not improve.

Naomi wields the power in the relationship as she is the breadwinner and runs the house like a military operation. Jamie, meanwhile, feels inferior to Naomi, is utterly lacking in self-confidence and thinks that his wife no longer fancies him.

With regards to their sex life, Jamie still sees sex as an extremely important part of their relationship –but Naomi says she can live without it. Having never experienced an orgasm, Naomi feels that there is no point to sex and wants any intercourse to be over with as soon as possible. Sexually frustrated Jamie has lost the art of how to romance Naomi and takes any affection he receives from her as a chance to initiate sex.

how to have sex after marriage
john and debbie (4/10)

Continuing tonight is the frank series that explores the sexual problems facing married couples, as three experts take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. In tonight’s instalment, the team comes to the aid of John and Debbie, a duo whose fairytale romance gave way to emotional and sexual frustration just two years after their marriage.

When John and Debbie met five years ago, there was an instant attraction and they were married just five months later. “It was a fairytale,” recalls Debbie. “I was on cloud nine,” adds John. Two years of wedded bliss followed with lots of exciting sex, but their relationship today tells a different story. Once a keen footballer, John has since given up sport and turned into something of a couch potato. “We don’t have sex, we don’t talk... we don’t do anything together,” explains a frustrated Debbie. She now feels emotionally and sexually ignored, and often writes angry notes to her husband, leaving John feeling insecure and under pressure. Now, with their marriage in jeopardy, the couple have come to Anjula, Sam and Catherine for help. Over the next ten days, they will be in the hands of the experts as they attempt to save their marriage and reinvogorate their sex life.

how to have sex after marriage
adam and sharmila (3/10)
21.00–22.00

Continuing tonight is the frank series that explores the sexual problems facing married couples. Three sexperts take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. In tonight’s instalment, the experts come to the aid of Adam and Sharmila. Over the course of ten days, Anjula, Catherine and Sam will confront the couple’s relationship issues, offer them seduction techniques and send them on a second honeymoon to rekindle the flames of their passion.

Sharmila and Adam met four years ago over the internet and became good friends. Several months later, their friendship blossomed into a passionate romance full of adventurous sex in exotic locations. They were married within the year in two lavish ceremonies in England and Malaysia, but they have since slipped into a tedious domestic routine that has seen their sex life nosedive. “When it comes to sex now,” explains Sharmila, “we just get to the point... and that’s it.” The couple now hope that Anjula, Catherine and Sam can help them turn their relationship around, before it is too late.

how to have sex after marriage
bobby and chloe (2/10)
21.00–22.00

Continuing tonight is a new series exploring the sexual problems facing married couples. Three experts in the field of sex and relationships take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. In tonight’s edition, Anjula, Catherine and Sam come to the aid of Canadian couple Bobby and Chloe whose sex life has collapsed after just five years of marriage.

Canadians Bobby, 34, and Chloe, 32, first met when they were teenagers and were instantly attracted to each other. “It was love at first sight,” recalls Chloe. Nine years later they were married in their dream ceremony in Las Vegas –a day they both cherish and a night to remember. “The sex on our honeymoon was fantastic,” says Bobby. But just five years later, the couple’s relationship is a very different story –on the rare occasion it does happen, sex is passionless and predictable.

how to have sex after marriage
rick and megan (1/10)
21.00–22.00

Starting tonight is a brand new series exploring the sexual problems facing married couples in a modern society rife with social and emotional pressures. A trio of experts take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. Tonight’s opening edition features Rick and Megan, whose love life has ground to halt in the face of difficulties at home.

For many married couples in the UK, sustaining a sex life is one of the most challenging problems they face. Each week, How to Have Sex After Marriage takes a couple whose relationship is on the brink of disaster and forces them to face their problems head on. The couple are asked to rate each other out of ten in three very personal categories: emotions, appearance and sex. They then work individually with the experts to improve their scores, before being reunited with their partner in a dream location on a romantic second honeymoon. But will they have learned how to have sex after marriage again? For many of the participants, the experience could make the difference between a happy marriage, and no marriage at all.

how to have sex after marriage
rick and megan (1/10)
wednesday, 21.00–22.00

Starting this week is a brand new series exploring the sexual problems facing married couples in a modern society rife with social and emotional pressures. A trio of experts take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. Wednesday’s opening edition features Rick and Megan, whose love life has ground to halt in the face of difficulties at home.

For many married couples in the UK, sustaining a sex life is one of the most challenging problems they face. Each week, How to Have Sex After Marriage takes a couple whose relationship is on the brink of disaster and forces them to face their problems head on. The couple are asked to rate each other out of ten in three very personal categories: emotions, appearance and sex. They then work individually with the experts to improve their scores, before being reunited with their partner in a dream location on a romantic second honeymoon. But will they have learned how to have sex after marriage again? For many of the participants, the experience could make the difference between a happy marriage, and no marriage at all.

how to have sex after marriage

Coming to Five is a brand new series exploring the sexual problems facing married couples living in a modern society rife with social and emotional pressures. Each week, relationship psychotherapist Anjula Mutanda, dating expert Sam Van Rood, and sex writer Catherine Townsend take a couple with a non-existent sex life and try to put some passion back in their bedroom. For many of them it could make the difference between a happy marriage, and no marriage at all.

It is tough emotional journey which begins when the couple are forced to face their problems head on and rate each other out of ten in three very personal categories: emotions, appearance, and sex. After the shock of having to face the truth, they then work individually with the experts on improving their scores.

These brave and honest couples will be put through the mill emotionally as they learn new techniques and gain practical insight into how to spice up their love lives. Finally, they are reunited with their partner in a dream location on a romantic second honeymoon. But will they have learnt how to have sex after marriage again?

How to Have Sex After Marriage explores the very modern problem of stressed-out spouses who are too tired for love. Each week, therapist Anjula Mutanda help couples put the passion back in their sexless marriages.