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Recognize the impact of stress on sexual desire from "summary" of Come As You Are: Revised and Updated by Emily Nagoski

Stress influences our sexual desire in a variety of ways. When we are stressed, our bodies produce more cortisol, the stress hormone, which can dampen our sexual response. This can make it harder to get aroused or experience pleasure during sexual activity. Stress can also affect our ability to focus on the present moment and connect with our partner, leading to feelings of disconnection and reduced desire. Furthermore, chronic stress can lead to burnout, causing us to feel emotionally and physically drained. This can make the idea of engaging in sexua...
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    Come As You Are: Revised and Updated

    Emily Nagoski

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