30% of young and middle-aged women go through a period of little to no sexual desire. While some women say that they’re O.K. with not having sex again, often times that’s not true.
Lori Brotto is one of the world’s leading experts on hypoactive sexual desire disorder in women. Through her research and experience, she now instructs women on how to be mindful of the sensations in their bodies, leading them to experience themselves as highly sexual, erotic beings. In her thinking, desire takes time…
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To read the article, go to:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/29/magazine/29sex-t.html?_r=1&emc=eta1
. Jan 15, 2010
Filed under: healthy eroticism, sex and daily living, female sexual desire, female sexuality, healthy eroticism, sex and women, sex therapy, women's sexuality
Here’s a new web site worth taking a look at. It’s called "Sex and Relationships" and it’s full of useful information and resources on sex and sexuality. As people grow into adulthood, It’s important to create a healthy attitude towards sex and understand the realities of a good sex life. You have to ask yourself important questions like "What does healthy sex mean to me?" "What are the components of good sex for me?" "Do I compare myself to what I imagine others are doing?" In other words, "Who am I sexually?"
Often we are influenced and mislead by what we read in books and see in movies without understanding that each person has their own unique sexual style and what they like and dislike based on family of origin influences, cultural overlays and sexual history.
Take time to explore what’s true for you and create intimacy with your own self and body. When you feel confident with what’s true for you regarding your sexuality, then you can communicate these things to your partner.
For more information go to http://www.sex-and-relationships.com/information.html
. Aug 24, 2007
Filed under: healthy eroticism
