Love confessions

Who doesn’t love a spicy confession or two? If you’ve been watching Married at First Sights Australia recently, one of the brides confessed to having sex in a zoo – and she wasn’t talking about a grungy pub, she meant an actual zoo with real animals.

And where they chose to make out had an open roof and apparently some of the birds were giving them the evil eye and squawking a lot.

We’d love to hear your confession stories – feel free to drop us a line or give us the details in the comments.

Of course, sharing your past sexual experiences with your partner isn’t always easy or even recommended, especially if they are the jealous kind. So if you are going to share a story or two make sure it will be well received. Sharing your past can help build trust and openness in your relationship. It allows both partners to understand each other better and can strengthen your bond.

On the other hand – if your partner is a little insecure or jealous, it might be best not to overshare. If you do, pick the right moment. When discussing your past, focus on how those experiences have shaped you rather than just the details. This can help your partner understand your perspective without feeling overwhelmed by specifics.

One of our favourite collections of confession stories is collated on Cosmopolitan. If you’re not familiar, perhaps you might like to start with this story about a woman’s best friend’s ex-husband.

I fucked my best friend’s ex-husband and I don’t regret a damn thing

And they have a lot more stories where that came from – so you could be there awhile.

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