Maria was dying. She and her husband had discussed all the practical arrangements. Just one more thing–what did she want if she temporarily recovered? “Sex!,” she said. Why?
Changing the Way People, Politics & the Media Look at Sex
Maria was dying. She and her husband had discussed all the practical arrangements. Just one more thing–what did she want if she temporarily recovered? “Sex!,” she said. Why?
Too many bloggers, so-called sex coaches, and popular magazines are encouraging regular people to create their own personal Sex Olympics. But even if people are uninhibited and their bodies work fine,
Can the US keep up with the English? Their government has just encouraged parents to use the right words for genitalia with their young children. They see this as one way parents can support kids’ healthy sexual development.
Most therapists don’t learn very much about sex in the real world. And most people shopping for a therapist don’t know that.
Two of my upcoming lectures involve childhood sexuality. In March I’m speaking to a group of Catholic high school parents, and in April I’ll be training a few hundred family therapists in Arizona.
Not to be overly sentimental, but…
For sixteen years and 1,000 posts, everything I’ve written in Sexual Intelligence has been about sex. This piece is, too. To get there, though, you’ll need to be a bit patient. C’mon in. I’m writing this on my way home from a week in Ireland. After a couple of days of teaching, I drove myself around the country for five eventful days. For history buffs (I am) or beer drinkers (I’m not) Ireland is a great place to visit, but the country has a serious, well-known drawback—horrible roads. They’re extremely narrow, poorly marked, and completely unlit. Americans would call many…