Good sex is all about the pursuit of love and at most happiness in life. Though sex is the most essential pleasure of life, remember, sexual problems are very common, and experiencing sex problems at some point in life can be perfectly normal and can occur for any number of different reasons. Sexual life is a physiological action and emotional communication activity that occurs when two people are happy. He or she ought to be open to learning about and responding to what you want as you can’t expect your partner to read your mind and find out about your fantasies. Don’t feel shy to express your sexual hopes and desires with your partner. If you find face-to-face declarations of desire are hard then better to find emailing or texting your partner about your caprices, it is very essential for healthy sex life. Ah, it is always vital to have realistic sights about what healthy sex life is. If you understand that, a sex life won’t always be passionate and intense throughout a relationship, the frequency will ebb and flow. Also, if partners are open with each other about their desire and when they’re feeling to have sex and when they aren’t, that point to healthy sex life. Over time, an unhealthy or failed/unsatisfied sex life fades the spark of intimacy away and can lead a hectic and stressful life, even a boring life, this could lead to loss of interest in sex or being intimate and cause problems in a relationship. When you are experiencing problems in sexual and marital life, or worried about intimacy problems, or you feel alone and helpless, or even embarrassed, ashamed, then you are not supposed to think twice to seek help and support from a counsellor. A counselor is trained to help individuals and couples improve their sexual satisfaction and sexual interactions so an experienced counsellor can offer patients mental health, and support your partner interested in making love, and also spice things up a bit. Everyone’s problems and sexual experiences can be different, there may also face similar issues. A well-trained and experienced sexologist/psychologist helps you to speak up about your problems and to talk more about sex and will help you to solve your emotional issues that might cause sexual and marital problems. Counseling can be initiated for couples who have an unconsummated marriage, who have lost intimacy, want to have better sex with their partners, but there are some difficulties, who are lacking sexual confidence, low libido, have problems like tiredness, stress, and many more. A sexologist may offer some ideas and they are not intended to initially lead to erection or intercourse but can suggest many more things to rediscover their love life and improve physical intimacy. Over time they help break down psychological barriers of couples in returning back to normal sexual activity and enhance the sensual stimulation. Ultimately sexologists help you to lead a healthier attitude towards sex and sexual intimacy, as well as to explore the overwhelming pleasure of sexual life