5 您正在抑制性需求的跡象

您的性需求和性慾很重要, 無論是在一段關係中還是與你自己. Sexual repression is a state where you prevent yourself from expressing your own sexuality. Sexual repression is often linked with feelings of guilt or shame associated with sexual impulses.

Our emotions and desires have a life on their own and having sexual freedom should be one of them. Are you struggling with connecting to your own sexual side, continue watching to find out more.

We also made a video on the signs of a sex-starved relationship: https://youtu.be/2a8UqhEMgGg

免責聲明: If you can relate to any of these signs, please do not take this feedback as an attack on your character. This article was meant to be a self-improvement guide for those of you who have been feeling a little stuck.

作家: A. A. Jean
腳本編輯器: Caitlin McColl
腳本管理器: 宋凱莉
畫外音: Drew Baillie
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