There’s a conversation that happens far too rarely in women’s lives — and far too rarely in most physician’s exam rooms. It’s the conversation about sex. Not sex as reproduction. Not sex as risk management. Sex as pleasure, as intimacy, as identity, as a vital dimension of what it means to feel fully alive in a woman’s body.
There’s a conversation that happens far too rarely in women’s lives — and far too rarely in most physician’s exam rooms. It’s the conversation about sex. Not sex as reproduction. Not sex as risk management. Sex as pleasure, as intimacy, as identity, as a vital dimension of what it means to feel fully alive in a woman’s body.
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