Is there any doubt in your relationship? You are not alone.

Couples are exploring kinky sex in a bid to save their relationships, according to a new survey.

In a new The 2024 State of Privacy Report FROM Aryaa personalized erotic concierge site for partners, 35% of its users revealed that they want to explore kink.

As people become more open to extending beyond missionary, the top three things couples want to get under the sheets are sensory play, bondage, and oral sex.

But it’s not just chains and whips that excite them.

Many of the 100,000 respondents noted that they want to combine kink with more romantic and sensual play styles, combining passion with experimentation.

And it seems to be hitting the spot.

Couples who experienced new sexual experiences, including doubt, reported higher levels of satisfaction in their relationships.

About 73% of users said they felt closer to their partner after exploring eroticism.

And while the app is available to all couples, there is a group that is quick to spice things up.

Millennial women in heterosexual relationships are the largest demographic among Arya’s records, but their male partners are more likely to continue engaging with the app.

“Organized erotic play may be the bridge women need between empowerment and communicating their needs,” Dr. Laurie Mintz, author of “Becoming Literate: Why Orgasm Equality Matters — And How to Get It,” explained in a statement “, he explained in a statement. .

“We know that pleasing women is important to most men, but given the long-standing ‘orgasm gap’ and higher rates of sexual dissatisfaction among women, it’s clear that men have been misguided by society’s assumptions about what they look like.” the good sex” for women.

“The truth is, men want pointers and information on how to be better lovers.”

But it’s not just couples who get kinky. Singles are also increasingly getting into it.

Feeld, an “open-minded” dating app, has seen monthly active users grow by 190% and paid subscriptions by 550%, Fast Company reported at the beginning of this year.

However, familiar fetishists are now complaining the app has become too popular because it’s infiltrated by “vanilla” straight men looking for casual, basic sex—and putting more women in harm’s way.