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9 minute read

“I miss the sex we used to have” — one of the most common things I hear in my work as a sex therapist and intimacy coach. And it’s usually followed by the same things; shame, worry, and fear.

Because there’s a widespread belief that if you’re missing the sex you used to have, it must mean something is wrong with you...


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Losing your erection, struggling to get wet, or feeling your mind spiral into panic during sex, can feel so lonely. But it’s an experience you share with millions around the world — sexual performance anxiety.

As a sex therapist, I’ve h...


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7 minute read

If there was a medication that could make you want sex again — most of us would be clambering to buy it, right?

The promise of a quick fix for low libido in women is tempting. No therapy, no awkward con...


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Spontaneous sex is what most of us want, right? To be struck down by metaphorical lightning as soon as we see our partner, and want them, followed by incredibly intense and exciting sex.

But is a great sex life really about spontaneous sex vs planned sex? If we look at the media and Hollywood portrayals of sex, the answer seems to be a resounding ye...


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Many of us believe that mismatched desire spells doom for a relationship.

That if you and your partner want sex at different times, in different ways, or at different frequencies – it must mean you’re fundamentally incompatible.

And while it certainly can be difficult to manage, and


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