Mismatched libidos means partners want sexual contact at different frequencies or times. One person might often want sex while another rarely does. You might both want it, but at times that seldom overlap. The useful starting point is understanding what each person wants, rather than deciding which level of desire is correct. Differences can be […]
Responsive desire describes interest in sex that develops in response to something welcome, such as a kiss, a fantasy or pleasurable touch. Spontaneous desire describes wanting sex before that stimulation begins. You might experience both, and the pattern can change. The terms can help you describe an experience. They cannot tell you whether you should […]
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