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I used to get excited by BDSM before, but now I don't. Now, nothing excites me. I want to know the reason?

Hey I am new to self pleasure....I used to have difficulties in penetration. But now when I am able to....it does not give me pleasure. Clit-stimulation definitely works but when I insert my finger in I cannot find that spot. I am unable to reach the pinnacle

My partner and I've been lately very close and we really wanna try to the backdoor of intimacy, you know what I mean but I'm very scared too. Thinking about the discomfort so I researched and found that using lubricants and moisturizers would help in that. I just wanted to confirm that if they have any side effects or any other impact on my health. ?? And also how should I choose what products to choose. @dockalpana

Recently a friend of mine came out of the closet and she is too confused about her new identity. Although she is happy that she accepted herself this early but still. Yesterday she asked me about her health care. As in now she is a bit how should she take care of her sexual wellness. Is there something specific to be done. ?? @dockalpana Can you help with this ??

Hey there! Lately, I've been thinking about the connection between what we eat, how we live, and our reproductive health. Everytime I eat something random, my mother scolds me and say you are a girl so you need to think before you eat anything. It's irritating me so much these days. Please tell me can our diet and lifestyle choices really impact the whole baby-making?

Hey, I've got a question that's been on my mind lately, and I'm hoping you might clear my mind. I'm a bit in the dark about how sexual health effects our overall well-being. I've got information here and there, but I'm not quite sure about the whole picture. @Sexologist_DrKalps

I've been feeling a bit embarrassed to talk about this, but I really need some advice on keeping things clean down there. It's like no matter what I do, I can't seem to find the right hygiene practices. I want to make sure I'm taking care of myself properly, but I'm not sure where to start. I know it's kind of a personal topic, but I figure we're all adults here, and it's important to take care of ourselves. So, if you have any tips or suggestions. @Sexologist_DrKalps

I'm not sure about the frequency and process of Pap smears. Can you explain how often I should have them and what happens during the test? @DrNikita_DSexologist

I've been thinking a lot about the importance of consent in sexual encounters lately. It strikes me as such a fundamental aspect of any intimate relationships. @Sexologist_DrKalps

As we age, does the way we experience pleasure change? How can women continue to embrace and enjoy their sexuality in different phases of life? @Sexologist_DrKalps

hey there....anyone from vadodara ☺️ myself sangeeta working as associate in banking sector

The Intimate Dilemma: An Emotional Rollercoaster of Crying After Orgasm🥲 Have you ever experienced a wave of conflicting emotions after reaching peak pleasure during an orgasm? The juxtaposition of euphoria followed by an unexpected bout of tears can leave many individuals feeling confused and vulnerable. In this post, we delve into the phenomenon of crying after orgasm, also called as post-coital tristesse (PCT) or colloquially termed ‘crymaxing’ Statistics 📊 The experience of crying after orgasm is more common than you might think. According to statistics, at least 45% of women have experienced crying after sex once in their lifetime Causes😢 * It’s a complex interplay of emotions that arises from the intense physical and emotional release that accompanies climax. * Physical factors like pain, vaginismus, lack of lubrication or any physical discomfort could cause one to cry * Psychological reasons like having underlying depression, anxiety, battling with shame or guilt and relationship issues could also cause one to shed tears post orgasm * Hormones like oxytocin and dopamine reach their peak during orgasm but drastically crash right after, which causes one to burst into tears as well * Stored trauma in the body from previous abuse or distress can also be released through orgasm and can be cathartic for some people too. This could also indicate buried or repressed feelings that need to be brought to the surface and worked through How to Manage😅 • Navigate post-orgasm tears with self-compassion, reflection, and open communication. Remember this is a common experience and nothing to feel ashamed about •Identify triggers and express your needs to your partner. Engage in supportive aftercare to regulate your emotions •Seek professional help from a sex therapist if it starts interfering with your sex life or relationship No matter what you may need to process or work through, give yourself compassion because you deserve to have sex and satisfying sex!❤️✨

🌸 Navigating Dyspareunia in Women: Unveiling the Impact of Pain during Sex🌸 Causes 🔄: Dyspareunia, affecting many women, stems from physical factors like infections, dryness, cramps, fibroids, cysts, lack of arousal, pelvic disease to psychological factors such as anxiety, vaginismus and even relationship trauma. Notably, in cultures like India, guilt and shame associated with tabooed nature of sex may exacerbate this condition, calling for a comprehensive approach. Statistics 📊: Studies reveal 10-20% of women experience dyspareunia, yet societal taboos contribute to underreporting. Breaking silence is crucial to destigmatize the condition and encourage women to prioritize their sexual health. Therapy as a Solution 🌈: In the face of dyspareunia, therapy offers promise. Approaches like cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and psychosexual therapy unravel emotional aspects, providing coping mechanisms. In India, addressing guilt and shame becomes integral to holistic healing, empowering women to embrace their sexuality. Empowering Through Communication 🤝: Therapy becomes a platform for couples to navigate open conversations. In India, where cultural dynamics add complexity, therapists facilitate dialogues fostering empathy, intimacy, and joint efforts toward overcoming challenges, including guilt and shame. Pain assessment, diagnosis of underlying physical disorders, pelvic floor therapy, etc can all help in many ways. In addition to professional help, adding more lubrication to prevent friction, increasing foreplay time, connecting with your partner to put them at ease and increase arousal, trying positions that work and communicating with your partner at every step of the way becomes important in changing sex from being painful to pleasurable 🌸

Don't you think that missionary position is underrated?💭🥑🍆 I personally think that "life mein thoda bahut keema pav, tangdi kabab, hakka noodle bhi hona chahiye nah"... But But But...Isn't missionary the most intimate sex position? ps: Guess the movie from the this dialogue is taken😉

🌸 Embracing the Connection Between Emotions and Intimacy 🌸 Let's dive into a topic that might be a bit unexpected but totally valid – feeling a little frisky when you're navigating those low moments. It's true - our emotional and intimate worlds are more intertwined than we often realize. Research has shown that, contrary to what we might assume, some people experience heightened sexual arousal during periods of sadness. It's not about ignoring emotions; sometimes, it's about seeking comfort in that sweet release, those moments of elation that an orgasm can bring. What's the science behind it? Well, let's talk oxytocin and dopamine – the powerhouse neurotransmitters released during an orgasm. These little chemicals can work wonders, temporarily lifting our mood and providing a much-needed boost of feel-good vibes. It's like a mini spa day for your brain! Remember, everyone's journey is unique, and it's essential to honor your feelings. So, if you find yourself feeling this connection between emotions and intimacy, know that you're not alone! Share your thoughts and experiences too!🌺

Hey, wonderful people! 🌸 In the last post, I wrote about disagreements in a relationships and how to navigate them. Now its the turn to reflect together !! 🌟 🚫 Do you find yourself occasionally falling into behaviors that might not be the healthiest during conflicts? Take a moment to reflect. Have you ever caught yourself engaging in any of the following: ✖️ Criticism ✖️ Contemptuous behavior ✖️ Stonewalling or withdrawing ✖️ Becoming defensive Honestly, I've noticed moments where I've exhibited criticism, defensiveness, and contempt in my own interactions during disagreements. Recognizing these behaviors is the first step towards positive change, right? It's a journey, and I'm actively working on responding more constructively. Anyone else out there on this path of self-awareness and growth? Let's chat and support each other in the comments! 🌟💬 #SelfAwareness #GrowthJourney #SupportEachOther

🌟 Let's Talk Relationships: Navigating Disagreements Wisely 🌟 Disagreements are an inherent part of any relationship, but how we handle them makes all the difference. Here's a guide on steering clear of destructive behaviors and fostering a healthy resolution: 🚫 What's Wrong: Criticism: Avoid criticizing your partner's character. Instead, focus on the issue at hand without attacking them personally. Contempt: Mocking, sarcasm, or disrespectful behavior can be toxic. Always communicate respectfully, even during disagreements. Stonewalling: Shutting down or withdrawing during conflicts can be hurtful. Keep the conversation open and engage constructively. Defensiveness: Instead of becoming defensive, try to understand your partner's perspective. Being defensive often escalates the issue. 👍 What's Right: Openness and Respect: Create a safe space for open communication. Respect each other's feelings and opinions, even when you disagree. Active Listening: Practice active listening without interrupting. Understanding your partner's viewpoint is crucial for resolution. Taking Responsibility: Acknowledge your role in the conflict. Taking responsibility shows maturity and a willingness to work through issues. Seeking Solutions: Focus on finding common ground. It's about collaboration, not competition, to find resolutions that work for both. Remember, disagreements can strengthen relationships if handled with care. Avoiding destructive behaviors and fostering healthy communication can lead to understanding, growth, and a stronger bond. 💬💕 #Relationships #HealthyCommunication #RespectfulDisagreements

I got this dm from a single man I wonder how can they be so horrific and lusty in their approach. I am sure every woman must have dealt with such men directly or indirectly in some way in her lifetime. ladies how has been your unpleasant experiences with similar kind of Indian men