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KZN gives some input on how to keep igniting the flame in your relationship

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On Tuesday, Stacey and JSbu had a feature called: Stacey and JSbu after dark.

Today's topic was real and intimate. We asked KZN, how do you keep things exciting in the bedroom between you and your partner? Particularly if you and your partner have been in a relationship for a long time…

We asked KZN to share what they like…and what they do not like…how do they keep it HOT and steamy…

We also had the help of DR Eugene’s on the matter- he gave couples advise on how to keep their sex life fun, interesting and fulfilling.

But listen to the full podcast to hear what KZN had to say.
3 Nov 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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