And we kissed and it was just like, that was it.

And for the next nine months we were like having sex everywhere.

And that summer was like, we felt like we were in high school.

This season I will be tracking a series of couples

at different stages of development in their relationship

and in their life from young and just forming to dissolving.

Watching her fall in love with someone else was about the most painful thing

that I've experienced.

And I don't want to do that again.

We will hear from couples as they mature into stable, long-term relationships

who are struggling with the degradation of their erotic life.

If you compared three years before that, it doesn't even feel like the same couple.

Sexual as in better, as in no way worse.

Couples that confront loss.

Suicide is like an earthquake.

In the initial earthquake there's damage, but there's actually more destruction

that comes in the aftershock.

Divorce and endings that sometimes lead to completely new beginnings

and with the same partners.

Marriage was hard.

Because it was a show.

Yeah, it wasn't.

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