Low-Libido Busters: A love psychologist's guide

Wise Readers,

Loss of sexual desire: It’s the top sexual problem women face.  And just as women’s sexuality isn’t so straightforward, the fix for low libido can be complex.  Here are two new articles where I weigh in on how to get your groove back.

At Your Sexual Health: This article treats seven different causes of, and cures for, low libido:http://www.yoursexhealth.org/low-libido-heres-love-psychologists-guide-getting-groove-back/

At Dr. Jenn’s Den: This one focuses on the three biggest psychological destroyers of women’s drive, and how to get it back: http://www.drjennsden.com

 Here’s to your new groove!

Cheers,

Duana

Feeing insecure? What to do if you had sex too soon

Wise Readers,

Today, I’m happy to be a guest at Hooking Up Smart, and I hope you’ll visit me there and let me know: Does my advice resonate with your feelings if you had sex too soon, felt insecure about it, and decided to do something about it?  

Here’s the link: http://www.hookingupsmart.com/2014/12/11/relationshipstrategies/what-to-do-if-you-had-sex-too-soon-and-its-got-you-feeling-insecure/

Cheers,

Duana

The Science Behind Why "Friends With Benefits" Doesn't Work

Wise Readers,

Today I’m guesting at The Love Trep, where women learn how to become entrepreneurs of their love lives.  The topic?  Why science shows that “friends with benefits” relationships usually don’t turn out quite as women hope they will. And men, if you’ve ever wondered why you’re okay with FWB, but she’s not~now you’ll know.

You can scope it out here: 

http://thelovetrep.com/guest-post-the-science-behind-why-friends-with-benefits-doesnt-work/

Cheers,

Duana

Penis Size, part two: No big deal?

He found out that years ago, his wife thought he was “kinda small.” How can he deal with this now?

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The Baby Bomb: Everything you need to keep your marriage strong after Baby's birth

It’s been said that when a baby is born, a bomb goes off; things aren’t necessarily better. They’re not necessarily worse. But they are necessarily different. How different, though? And how can you land on the for-better side? Here—your questions, answered.

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