GGG stands for “Good, giving, and game.” The term was coined by Dan Savage, an American author, journalist and activist for the LGBT community. He used the acronym GGG to try and define what we should all strive to be in our relationships for our sex partners. Savage said, “think ‘good in bed,’ ‘giving equal time and equal pleasure,’ and ‘game for anything—within reason.'” People in a relationship who are more motivated to respond to their partner’s needs coincidentally report higher relationship satisfaction.

But sometimes the person’s willingness to meet a partner’s sexual needs and wants can cause trouble in the relationship. Sometimes one’s sexual needs are different from what the other prefers like having sex when you’re not in the mood or tired, exploring sexual activities that your partner enjoys even if you don’t, etc. The motivation and effort to meet a partner’s sexual needs is actually good for that person and helps keep long-term relationships strong.

Are you someone who loves pleasing your partner no matter what his or her craziest fantasies are, will you go above and beyond to make sure your partner’s sexual needs are tended to? If you are, we are sure there is someone waiting on our phone sex line for you to pleasure them over the phone and sexting. If they want you to text dirty over the phone, you’re the one who will do it. If they want you to roleplay and pretend you’re a police officer and they are prisoner, you’re the one who will do it. Get on that phone now and make a texter’s dreams come true.