You used to be ready for sex any time, but now you'd prefer a pedicure. Or maybe to curl up with a good book and no children screaming out for you. Meanwhile, your partner still wants the kind of sex you used to have and it's causing friction. 

 

Is there something incurably wrong with you? NO. 

But there is something wrong with how we talk about libido and the expectations we have that there is a “right way” to have a libido.

 

In this class we’ll talk about:

• why trying to “fix” your libido is often addressing the wrong problem

• the difference between sensual touch and sexual touch, and why it’s so important

• a simple exercise to help you fill your actual needs, rather than forcing yourself to have sex you don’t want

 

This will be great for you if:

• your libido has plummeted (since kids, since the pandemic, since aging, etc)

• you’ve ever heard yourself say, “I’m exhausted and if my partner asks for sex tonight I’ll scream!”

• you want to help smash the patriarchal myth that if your libido isn’t raging, you’re failing.

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This class is scheduled for one hour, with Leah available to answer questions for an additional half-hour afterward.