Claudia SIX PhD, sex therapist·Aug 27Erotic Is Not Sexual: What being French has taught me about feeling aliveI recently read an article about Esther Perel in The Atlantic that described what she calls not merely a “sex recession,” but an eroticism…
Claudia SIX PhD, sex therapist·Aug 20Stop Trying to Rearrange the WorldMy homeowners’ association has recently been grappling with a community crisis: children. Playing. In the swimming pool. During summer…
Claudia SIX PhD, sex therapist·Aug 13Compatibility is Overrated“I’m just not sure we’re compatible.” It’s one of the most common reasons people give for ending a relationship. Sometimes they’re right.
Claudia SIX PhD, sex therapist·Aug 6Your Relationship Didn’t End Because You Stopped Having SexCouples often tell me, “We stopped having sex”, as though that were the beginning of the story. It rarely is. Sex is one of the first…
Claudia SIX PhD, sex therapist·Jul 30Desire and Arousal Are Not the Same Thing (And Knowing the Difference Might Change Your Sex Life)If you’ve worked with me you’ve no doubt heard my soapbox talk about desire versus arousal. If you live under a rock and haven’t heard it…
Claudia SIX PhD, sex therapist·Jul 23Sexual Compatibility Is Mostly a Myth“Maybe we’re just sexually incompatible.” It’s one of the most common conclusions I hear when couples struggle with their sex life. And…
tafshare·Jul 7Vaginismus: “The Moment Your Thick Cock Pushes In, My Pussy Clenches Shut in Pain” — The Silent…“Damz… I crave you so deeply. I want to feel you inside me, to surrender completely,” Farah whispered, her voice husky with longing.
Steven Charlap, MD, MBA·Jun 25Don’t take my word for it.Based on the available US-specific data, roughly 70–90% of American men who could benefit from sexual health treatment are not receiving…
InSensual: An Erotic LifebyDr. Skylar Collé·Jun 15Why Couples Stop Having SexWritten by a PhD in clinical sexology and AASECT certified sex therapistA response icon6A response icon6
Claudia SIX PhD, sex therapist·Jun 11SEXY VS SEXUALA client of mine recently complained that his partner was “sexual, but not sexy”, which got me thinking about the distinction. I knew…
