Just Do It

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Outside of her family and close friends, Annie kept the sexathon under wraps, which was likely wise. In contrast, I couldn’t stop talking about it to anyone who would listen. On my first day back at work after starting the sexpedition, my boss blushed upon seeing me, while another took a few steps back and asked, “Uh, how’s it going?” It felt as if I had transformed into a figure of raw, unrestrained desire. As a couple entering middle age, juggling work, kids, and years of togetherness, we embarked on an audacious challenge: to have sex for 101 consecutive days—no excuses. The journey was filled with hilarity, tenderness, and seduction, featuring escapades in various locations, including hotels, an ashram, and our own “sex den.” As we navigated a cold Colorado winter, we turned up the heat by attending the Adult Entertainment Expo in Vegas, taking Bikram yoga, and stocking up on essentials like candles and lingerie. What surprised us most was not just our ability to maintain the challenge but how much closer we grew, enjoying meaningful conversations and quality time together. We sought babysitters, got fit, and dressed up, rekindling the romance of our early days. Doug Brown shares candid insights into his experiences, revealing that a devoted husband and father can also be an adventurous lover. This journey proves that even amidst life's chaos, there’s always time and energy for intimacy.