Interesting article in the NYT regarding current sexology research on women with low sexual desire. Actually, one of the most interesting things, imo, is the discussion about rewriting this section of the DSMV. Another interesting part is the discussion about when/how desire arises
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My genii told me that when one perceived anything concerning sexuality to be taboo throughout the formative years, it can lead to a host of other problems later in life. I also think societal double standards inflicted on girls might have been one cause that women become unaware of their own sexual feelings.
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Also I think that opposite ends of the spectrum of normality get pathologised in negative and often misogynistic ways - frigid (and why should any woman be readily available for consumption) vs. slutty (sex is natural like eating and drinking... some have bigger appetites). Having either very low or very high sex drives is nothing to be ashamed of.
BTW - 'genii'?
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I am very aware of my sexual feelings here. Though taking action is a completely different thing altogether....I just wonder if something that has constrained me *in action* could apply on a more mental level for some others.
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