Linda StewartMarriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT

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If your family didn't talk about sex at all, or if they only provided you with a list of rules, you might feel quit lost navigating a relationship or marriage without a clear understanding of healthy sexuality. You didn't do anything wrong, and it's common to be in an intimate relationship like marriage, without feeling confident about what intimacy is supposed to look like - for you. While people in your social circle or church might talk about sex and intimacy occasionally, they don't know or know the details of your relationship and marriage, so you find yourself hesitant to bring up your own questions or concerns about sex. Physical intimacy is so profoundly personal and private, that most men and women don't share how they are struggling sexually in their relationship with anyone else. Often, spouses don't even taIk to each other about sex. It can be such a fraught topic, feeling full of landmines! I help couples identify the issue and learn how to talk about it.

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