How Much for Whom?
Now, once you start having sex, the big question becomes: how often are we supposed to have sex in a relationship? This is no small consideration. Ranking right up there with penis size and your "number," our culture has an obsession with how often people are fucking...or not fucking. Sure, when people are young and in a new relationship, the expectation is that they're on the mattress all the time. And then, there's the opposite: older folks aren't supposed to have sex. You reach an age and you're supposed to shut down from a sexual standpoint. Can we consider that neither is necessarily true?
Ask and You Shall Receive
One of the great things about our current sexual age is that we are starting to embrace and cherish the wise and helpful words of people who are both trained and compassionate about our sex life. Sex therapists emerged as both helpful and needed. They are true resources we can count on to help us through physical, emotional, and psychological trauma and issues related to sex. Have you ever consulted a sex therapist, whether this mean reading their blog, following them on Twitter, listening to their podcast, or booking a session? Sex therapy is offered in many different ways to reach the many people who want and need help. If you're curious to learn more about how sex therapy can help you, check out these common questions others are asking.
Coming of Age
Much has been made in recent months about millennials and sex. Even, occasionally, in this space. There is some controversy surrounding the sex lives of our current young people...or the lack thereof. There are many different voices weighing in on the state of their sex game, but let's remember that the most important voices are those of the millennials. So, just as it is great that sex therapists gained status in our lives, it is key that millennials also have their voice heard in sex therapy. Check out some peer-to-peer millennial sex talk.
