Dr. Wendasha Jenkins-Hall

We're starting to find ways to adjust with our changing mobility. So sex is not dying. It's just changing and looking different. And that's just something that is not highlighted or something that we don't see happening. in the media, our mainstream culture. So typically when it comes to the vagina, as we get older, if you use it, you don't lose it.

And the vagina is a muscle, it's an organ, it's a muscle. So if we use it more often, we can continue to have the best sex of our lives. And when I say have sex, that means partnered and solo, because you don't always have to have a partner to have sex.

And the vagina is a muscle, it's an organ, it's a muscle. So if we use it more often, we can continue to have the best sex of our lives. And when I say have sex, that means partnered and solo, because you don't always have to have a partner to have sex.

And the vagina is a muscle, it's an organ, it's a muscle. So if we use it more often, we can continue to have the best sex of our lives. And when I say have sex, that means partnered and solo, because you don't always have to have a partner to have sex.

So but I think just socially and how we're conditioned to understand sex, how we are conditioned to understand pleasure, how we're conditioned to, I would say, our sexual scripts and what, quote unquote, women are supposed to be doing during sex, how we're supposed to be the pleasers. Right. And men are the receivers.

So but I think just socially and how we're conditioned to understand sex, how we are conditioned to understand pleasure, how we're conditioned to, I would say, our sexual scripts and what, quote unquote, women are supposed to be doing during sex, how we're supposed to be the pleasers. Right. And men are the receivers.

So but I think just socially and how we're conditioned to understand sex, how we are conditioned to understand pleasure, how we're conditioned to, I would say, our sexual scripts and what, quote unquote, women are supposed to be doing during sex, how we're supposed to be the pleasers. Right. And men are the receivers.

And a lot of times you're focusing on your partner's pleasure as opposed to your own. Heterosexual women tend to be bound by that a little bit more versus queer identifying women or women in the LGBTQ community. Right. So those are conversations that we don't tend to have as much. So, yes, I think we're starting to see more so of a sexual awakening for cis het women. Sexuality is a journey.

And a lot of times you're focusing on your partner's pleasure as opposed to your own. Heterosexual women tend to be bound by that a little bit more versus queer identifying women or women in the LGBTQ community. Right. So those are conversations that we don't tend to have as much. So, yes, I think we're starting to see more so of a sexual awakening for cis het women. Sexuality is a journey.

And a lot of times you're focusing on your partner's pleasure as opposed to your own. Heterosexual women tend to be bound by that a little bit more versus queer identifying women or women in the LGBTQ community. Right. So those are conversations that we don't tend to have as much. So, yes, I think we're starting to see more so of a sexual awakening for cis het women. Sexuality is a journey.

We are sexual from the womb to the tomb and understanding that who we are sexually when we start having sex, whether that means as a teenager, it's gonna change when you hit your 20s, it's gonna change when you hit your 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond.

We are sexual from the womb to the tomb and understanding that who we are sexually when we start having sex, whether that means as a teenager, it's gonna change when you hit your 20s, it's gonna change when you hit your 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond.

We are sexual from the womb to the tomb and understanding that who we are sexually when we start having sex, whether that means as a teenager, it's gonna change when you hit your 20s, it's gonna change when you hit your 30s, 40s, 50s and beyond.

So a lot of times we are caught up to think that, hey, we should be pleasers or our partners come first or our sexual experiences were great if our partners came. But did you come? So understanding that your pleasure is your responsibility and that we have to learn our bodies, that we have to say, hey, at this point in my life, this is what I like versus this is what I don't like.

So a lot of times we are caught up to think that, hey, we should be pleasers or our partners come first or our sexual experiences were great if our partners came. But did you come? So understanding that your pleasure is your responsibility and that we have to learn our bodies, that we have to say, hey, at this point in my life, this is what I like versus this is what I don't like.

So a lot of times we are caught up to think that, hey, we should be pleasers or our partners come first or our sexual experiences were great if our partners came. But did you come? So understanding that your pleasure is your responsibility and that we have to learn our bodies, that we have to say, hey, at this point in my life, this is what I like versus this is what I don't like.

And be able to communicate that with our partners, because the more comfortable we get to with ourselves, we can better communicate with our partners. And that means that we can have better sex at any age.

And be able to communicate that with our partners, because the more comfortable we get to with ourselves, we can better communicate with our partners. And that means that we can have better sex at any age.

And be able to communicate that with our partners, because the more comfortable we get to with ourselves, we can better communicate with our partners. And that means that we can have better sex at any age.