The book analyzes the biographical experience of women of the late and post-Soviet generations from Tajikistan, Armenia and Russia. These societies are characterized by a different combination of modernizing and traditionalist tendencies in the field of sexual life. The author answers the following questions: what are the consequences of Soviet gender modernization at the level of individual experience of intimate life; how sex life was organized in the late Soviet period; what changes in sexuality are currently taking place in these three countries. This monograph is intended for those interested in the analysis of gender relations and the social organization of sexual life.