The bigger problem is the lack of communication on the subject leading to these kinda puritanical “sexual desire is bad and makes you do bad things” take that made Kellogg try to kill libido with corn flakes.
I think people need to discuss sexuality in non sexual contexts more often. It needs to be considered less taboo and less explicit when specifically discussing sexual health, which is actually important to discuss. I’m largely asexual, and honest conversations earlier in my life would have helped a lot, because I never understood a lot of the things you point out in media. I know just how much my view differs thanks to conversations with someone with diagnosed hypersexuality whom I think of as a close friend.
QuinnyCoded@sh.itjust.works 3 weeks ago
did you ever consider you just have a lower labido than others? coming from someone with a pretty low labido.
Also I think it’s moreso just that orgasming relives stress, and people’s lives are pretty stressful nowadays.
But I’m like borderline asexual so my opinion on this manner isn’t the most experienced 😅