One in five Irishmen don't want sex
Expert says many have no interest
Kavanagh insists that a healthy sex live comes from understanding the emotions we are feeling and how those are manifesting themselves in our bodies. "We need to be attentive to what we are feeling...before we can have healthy, meaningful sex with our partners," he added.
The modern invention of a little blue pill called Viagra has cured many men’s sexual problems. But according to the therapist the pill only deals with physical problems and it can cause people to become even more detached from emotional aspects which are usually the main issue to begin with.
The family therapist reiterates that talking about your sex life openly and honestly is one of the first steps to a healthy sex life.
"Sex is about a reciprocal relationship," Kavanagh noted. "It's only when we realize this and confront it, taking all the prejudices that society has about men and sex out of the mix, that we can go forward."
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