Liebe, Sex & more

Liebe, Sex & more is a German coaching show about intimacy, desire, and the emotional patterns that quietly shape relationships. Its center of gravity is women’s experience. The show speaks to moments that often stay private: losing desire, drifting away during sex, waiting for an avoidant partner, or feeling more like an organizer than a living, wanted woman. Nicole Stuhl treats those moments as signals. They are not framed as defects, but as invitations to listen more closely to the body, the relationship, and the habits that have been protecting the listener for too long. The sexual material is direct, but the editorial feel is still caring and practical. Episodes on lustlessness argue that desire can go quiet when safety, rest, honest communication, or self-contact disappear. Episodes on mental absence during sex connect bodily distance to everyday overload, nervous-system strain, and the difficulty of truly arriving in the present. The relationship material has a similar pattern. A withdrawing partner becomes less a puzzle to solve and more a reason to rebuild self-worth, friendships, values, and calm self-expression. The show repeatedly pushes against the idea that a woman should wait to be chosen into aliveness. It favors self-knowledge. That can mean learning the rhythm of “sexy days,” understanding the menstrual cycle through seasonal metaphors, practicing self-touch, or naming hurt before it turns into coldness. Some episodes are openly promotional around coaching calls, courses, and yoni egg material, so the format often blends editorial teaching with a program funnel. Still, the recurring value is clear: shame-heavy topics are slowed down until they become speakable. The language is warm, repetitive, and intimate, with stories of women such as Theresa, Petra, and Karin used to make abstract patterns concrete. A guest conversation with Susanne Hundertmark broadens the show from sex and partnership into home, mind, heart, and emotional clarity. Liebe, Sex & more suits listeners looking for supportive, feminine-coded relationship coaching that treats intimacy as a daily practice rather than a mysterious spark.