Sex Therapy

When most people hear the word BDSM, they think of handcuffs, leather outfits, or someone being tied to a bed. Thanks to pop culture, it often gets reduced to a shock factor, which is intense, risky, and maybe even dangerous. But the truth? BDSM isn’t about pain or power. It’s about trust, communication, emotional safety,

If you’ve ever thought, “Why does this turn me on?” or “Is this fetish normal?”  you’re not alone. Many people have sexual interests they don’t fully understand. Some feel confused, others feel embarrassed, and many never talk about it at all. But fetishes are far more common than most people realise, and they’re usually not

“You love your partner deeply, but sometimes, there’s this one thing that seems to stand between you and your partner’s sexual fetish. Is it normal? Does it mean something is wrong in your marriage?” Sexual fetishism is more common than you might think. It’s when someone feels a strong sexual attraction to an object, body

Why does sex feel… off after having a baby? Why does your body feel like it’s not even yours anymore? And why does the idea of intimacy make you more anxious than excited? Studies show that up to 83% of women experience some kind of sexual problem within the first three months postpartum. Six months

“We love each other, but something feels off.” “The passion is there, but we don’t talk like we used to.” “We get along, but there’s no spark anymore.” If you’ve ever felt this way in a relationship, you’re not alone. Many couples struggle to balance emotional intimacy and physical intimacy, often wondering which one truly

So, do married people ever think about someone else during sex or even randomly during the day? Yes. And for most people, it’s far more common than they expect. Many married individuals experience sexual fantasies from time to time. Sometimes it happens during intimacy, sometimes during ordinary moments like commuting, working, or daydreaming. These thoughts

I’m a sexologist, and I hear this from couples all the time—you and your partner used to be all over each other, but now? One of you wants sex way more than the other. And it’s causing problems. Maybe you’re the one who’s always in the mood, but your partner keeps turning you down. Or

Sex is supposed to be fun. It’s exciting, pleasurable, and something everyone looks forward to. But what if it hurts? If it’s your first time, some pain is normal. Your body is adjusting, and things might feel uncomfortable. But if sex keeps hurting, and it’s killing your mood or making you not want it at