Ariana Throne

Yeah.

Well, and when you're talking about ED, like that lack of like even eye contact being scary to me, that speaks volumes to the lack of intimacy.

And of course, that would contribute to erectile dysfunction.

And of course, that would contribute to erectile dysfunction because even men would like to say, oh, no, they're just ready to go at all times.

Because even men, we like to say, oh, no, they're just ready to go at all times.

That's a total myth.

That's a total myth.

Men need intimacy as well.

Men need intimacy as well.

They need safety.

They need safety.

They need to feel like there's space to mess up and be human.

They need to feel like there's space to mess up and be human.

And the brain-body link is the number one thing when it comes to sexuality.

And the brain body link is the number one thing when it comes to sexuality.

So as a therapist, when I'm doing sex therapy with people and treating it, number one thing is getting people back in their bodies and out of their heads, out of that anxiety mindset and reconnecting with real intimacy.

So as a therapist, when I'm doing sex therapy with people and treating it, number one thing is getting people back in their bodies and out of their heads, out of that anxiety mindset and reconnecting with real intimacy.

Yeah, that's a very common thing we see.

Yeah, that's a very common thing we see.

Couples having desire discrepancies, right?