The Guardian's Saturday magazine is calling on couples, partners, and former lovers to openly discuss their physical intimacy for a new column.
Titled This is How We Do It, the feature aims to provide a realistic alternative to the often exaggerated portrayals of sex in television and media.
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Editors are seeking un-sensationalized interviews with everyday couples, with a particular interest in those navigating specific relationship challenges.
These challenges include managing mismatched sexual desire, rebuilding intimacy after an affair, or coping with negative body image issues.
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The invitation is open to couples of all ages and sexual orientations, with a strict guarantee of anonymity—no real names or specific locations will be published.
Interested participants can submit their stories via an encrypted online form, but both partners must be fully willing to take part.
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Submissions are restricted to individuals aged 18 or older, and all data will remain secure, accessible only to the editorial team, and deleted when no longer needed.
