Dua Lipa has shown on more than one occasion that she has no qualms when it comes to talking about sex, but now he has gone a step further and has assured that he does not understand that many people in a couple do not have communication regarding this matter. “Not talking about it with the person you’re having sex with is a weird anomaly to me.. I think it’s important to normalize the conversation around sex and make it a topic of that we can speak more freely, so that we are freed from the guilt and shame that surround it”.
Of course, when it comes to finding a partner, Dua Lipa is more faithful to the traditional method and does not trust the dating applications that are so popular today. The singer believes that all of them detract from that necessary spontaneity when you meet someone and she understands that Internet contact is “not very sexy”, despite the fact that she has many friends on this type of application and “sometimes it works”. “But the idea of meeting in the community, through friends and having conversations and doing things that don’t seem so impersonal is probably the best way to go.”, he added.
It should be noted at this point that the artist met her partner, Romain Gavras, through mutual friends and not through dating apps. They have been together since the beginning of the year, but their relationship is progressing in the best way and by leaps and boundsWell, last week Dua Lipa introduced Romain to her parents in Ibiza.
Infidelities and the secret to love
Dua Lipa has ensured that the issue of fidelity is not easy, because “it requires strength and maturity” and to concentrate everything on the same person: “People base all their happiness on one person. We want to find the person who satisfies everything: our romantic needs, our sexual needs, our need for a best friend…”.
For her, the secret to keeping the flame of love going is to find fun and have realistic expectations: “It’s always fun to find ways to keep being curious about your partner.. A lot of what I read about relationships these days is about the ‘roommate phase’, where you feel like you live with your partner but are no longer in a romantic relationship. What can you do so that your interest in the relationship never disappears? Are we destroying relationships by trying to be even happier when we are already happy enough?” she mused.
