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WARNING: This site features very frank and occasionally explicit accounts of personal experiences of sex — parental guidance is recommended

What's the most useful advice about sex you've ever been given?

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New series of Sexperience

Channel 4's primetime TV series
"The Sex Education Show" is back...

The Sex Education Show

...and in the new series we will be celebrating difference in all its forms.

We are interested in speaking to people with all types of disabilities, from wheelchair users, to amputees to people with visual impairments.
We’d like to know if disability affects your relationships and sex life, and if so how?

We are also interested in speaking to men and women who are in their 50’s, 60’s, 70’s or 80 + about their relationships and sex lives.
Older people are often stereotyped as being too old to enjoy sex but recent studies show this is not the case.

Plus we want to speak to people who are significantly overweight and enjoying a healthy sex life?
Are you a plus-size couple and proud of your shape?
Does your weight enhance or hinder your sex life and relationship?


If you are 18 or over and would like to share your story with us, then please get in touch.

Please email timetotalk@endemoluk.com providing your name, contact number and details of why you think you might be interested in taking part in the programme

By submitting this information you are consenting to Endemol UK’s use of such information (including without limitation regarding your sex life and disability) for the purpose of selecting contributors for the programme. We cannot guarantee we will contact everyone who applies. Applicants must be over 18.

About Sexperience

Sex is not simple. There aren't always easy answers. Sexperience brings together a rich mix of people's real experiences to help you find out what might work for you and your partner.

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