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‘People settle for mediocre sex because they’re afraid to be vulnerable,’ intimacy expert says (opens the original)
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“People think sexuality is just about pleasure, and at its best, sexuality is pleasurable. But it also requires us to be open, exposed and, above all, vulnerable,” says Dorit Bar, a social worker and sex and couples counselor. “We all have a vulnerable side, and when we express it, the gaps in desire between partners shrink by at least 50%.”Bar, who founded the Intimini school and developed an approach she calls the Language of Intimacy, joined Ynet’s “Sex Appeal” podcast to discuss why intimacy
What is primal sex? Why some couples are embracing a more instinctive kind of intimacy (opens the original)
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We live in a culture that teaches us to control ourselves, hold back and behave like mature, civilized, measured adults.But what happens when the body begins longing for something else? Something older, less polite and far less controlled?Some sexual experiences are not about romance or technique. They are about presence, intensity and reconnecting with something more primal and animalistic.That is the idea behind primal sex, a style of intimacy centered on instinctive, unfiltered physical exper
Why love isn’t always enough: Lessons from a couples therapist (opens the original)
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“Most couples come to therapy with a stated problem, such as negative communication, trust issues or a relationship that has worn down, and ask for tools to cope and resolve the conflict. But in most cases, behind and alongside the stated difficulty lies the need to be seen, to have our pain acknowledged and to feel appreciated and loved.“The relationship we long for so deeply touches our deepest wounds: the fear of rejection, the need for recognition and the longing for unconditional love. Our
‘Corsets helped me fall in love with my body’: Disabled activist reclaims sexuality and control (opens the original)
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“As a disabled woman, one of the things I’ve experienced, and something I hear from many other disabled women, is a sense of disconnection from the body,” says Ariella Goichman Garber, a fashion history researcher and lecturer and an activist for disability visibility. “The body can be a source of discomfort and pain, something we sometimes have no control over.”“We cannot control suddenly losing sensation in our hands or legs. We have no control over what will hurt that day,” she said. “Being a
The male ‘orgasm muscle’: How pelvic-floor control may improve erections and ejaculation (opens the original)
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The pelvic floor is usually treated as a women’s health topic, something many men rarely think about in a sexual context.But the internal “hammock” of muscles supporting the lower body also plays a role in men’s sexual function, including erections, ejaculation, control and the ability to experience pleasure.For Lena Leyla, a somatic sexuality and tantra facilitator who developed the “orgasmic pelvis” method, learning to recognize and work with these muscles can be especially important for men d
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