
Intimacy on TV vs. Real Life
Ultimately, we must ask ourselves how much reality do we want in our fantasy life and how much fantasy do we want in our real lives?
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Ultimately, we must ask ourselves how much reality do we want in our fantasy life and how much fantasy do we want in our real lives?

While it can be intimidating, getting tested, and communicating about testing, is a wonderful way to take charge of your sexuality while keeping you and your partners healthy.

Own the kind of sex you really want to try and then make it happen in reality or make it happen in your head. Either way you don’t have to give up on the kind of sex you want!

Before we dive into one of the most hotly debated topics related to hormone therapy, its important to understand – what exactly is HRT? During

I find myself reassuring women all day long in my sex therapy practice. Many, many, many women have orgasms while on their stomachs and not

I was once asked if more people seek talk therapy during the holiday season than at other times of the year. It’s a good question,

Yes, I know. You’d rather go to the dentist. Okay, maybe it’s not quite so bad, but most parents are just not comfortable talking to

As I’ve written about before, sex in the media isn’t always the most accurate depiction of what sex and sexuality look like in real life.
There’s been a lot of talk about resilience, flexibility, adaptability, creativity as it pertains to the on-going pandemic. These words have always applied to life

Peanut Butter and Jelly. Ben and Jerry. Meghan and Harry. Some things just go better together. The same can be said for flexibility and sex.