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24 Oct 2022 · 1 min

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In this Karamo Show segment, Karamo and guest Jess discuss how sexual activity often becomes infrequent and inconsistent in long-term relationships, sometimes dwindling to a few encounters a year. They note that many couples, after years together, transition into a roommate-like dynamic where intimacy fades, describing this as a common norm in America. Karamo praises viewers for their vulnerability in sharing similar experiences, referencing a viewer comment about "not in my house" and highlighting the importance of open conversation about intimacy challenges.

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And how often do you have sex now? Well, it is very inconsistent, but this year— Stop it. It's been 2 or 3 times, but it's always been inconsistent. A lot of relationships that are in, have been together for a year, 2 years, 5 years, 10 years, for some reason there's a point where the relationship just gets into a sense of like, we're not having sex anymore. We start cohabitating as roommates. It seems shocking to y'all, But this is a norm in America. And that's why I'm very proud of y'all for being vulnerable enough to talk about this. Because I know somebody watching this is going, she over here talking about, not in my house. Okay, I get it, girl. I saw you. I saw you. We got you right there in the green. We got you. She said, not in my house. Okay. You're making it harder for me, Karamo. Okay, did she make it harder for you, Jess?