Intimacy Issues: Common Questions
- HopeCounseling.Online
- Feb 26, 2024
- 2 min read
Intimacy issues cause emotional stress and physical pain every day for thousands of men and women. Do you relate to one of these questions? We would be glad to talk with you in counseling about whatever issue you are currently facing.
Lacking emotional closeness and connection with your spouse?
Struggling to dialogue about sexual desires, boundaries, or concerns?
Have a difference in the frequency of your sexual desire than your spouse?
Battling with your own male physiology?
Tend to have quick ejaculations during sexual activity?
Trouble with coming to orgasms (men and women)?
Past sexual abuse or assault?
Negative body image ?
Fertility challenges?
Lacking sexual satisfaction and intimacy after childbirth?
Pain during sexual activity?
In need of accurate information regarding your sexual health?
What impact do your cultural and religious beliefs have on sexual behaviors?
Adapting well to aging?
Ready to tell someone about unwanted fetishism and paraphilias (unwanted thoughts and behaviors)?
Are you battling dysmorphia?
Do you know how to establish consent? Boundaries?
'Performance Anxiety’?
Chronic health or disabilities?
Needing to improve communication, intimacy, and sexual satisfaction?
Struggling with sexual arousal?
Aware of what your body finds enjoyable?
Substance use and abuse influencing your sexual relationships?
Feeling rejected and resentment?
Notice how pregnancy and postpartum changed your sexual desires?
How do we keep our sexuality sacred?
Problematic online sexual behaviors?
Trouble navigating cultural differences and expectations within marriage?
Reproductive health affecting sexual satisfaction and intimacy?
Dealing with sexual guilt and shame?
Is your medication causing sexual side effects?
Relational trauma destroying trust?
Relational trouble with sexual autonomy and communicating boundaries?
Battling hypersexuality (excessive sexual behaviors)?
Healing from infidelity?
Reach out to HopeCounseling.Online to speak with a counselor about what you’re facing.
For more content, explore our Intimacy Issues series.
