Female sexual response is often influenced by emotional and relational factors. One of the most important things to understand about female sexual response is that it is far more complex than simply...
SEXUAL TRAUMA CAN IMPACT FUTURE SEXUAL SATISFACTION BUT CAN BE HEALED WITH THERAPY
Sexual trauma is a psychological term that describes any distressing event associated with sexual activity. It...
Antidepressants are often prescribed to treat depression, anxiety, and other mental health disorders. These medications work by altering brain chemistry to regulate mood, thoughts, and...
Sexual arousal is an involuntary physiological response that occurs when certain parts of the brain are stimulated by thoughts or perceptions related to sexual activity. It involves increased heart...
Some people feel more aroused when they're slightly anxious - adrenaline boosts arousal.
Adrenaline is a hormone that is released into the bloodstream during times of stress, fear, or excitement....
Many people experience performance anxiety not due to their abilities, but rather their body images. It is normal to feel nervous before a sexual encounter, especially if it's your first time,...
Anxiety can cause problems with achieving an orgasm because it creates tension and fear in your mind that may make you think about the future rather than focus on the present moment. When this...
Phantom Vibration Syndrome in Erotic Anticipation
Phantom vibration syndrome is an experience where people perceive their cell phone vibrating when it is actually not, due to the anxiety of...
Anxiety is one of the most common libido killers across all genders, and can lead to difficulty getting and maintaining erections, vaginal dryness, painful intercourse, low desire, or even fear of...
Blood flow to the genitals is one of the earliest signs of arousal — occurring within seconds.
When an individual becomes sexually aroused, their body releases chemicals such as adrenaline,...