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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by Heather: [QB] Can we talk about how you experience pleasure with other body parts? For sure, depression can have an impact on this, but I first want to check in about your expectations and seeing what they're based in. So, when you say you don't feel any pleasure, are there experiences of feeling pleasure in your body differently you're comparing your sexual experiences to? If so, can you tell me a little about them? Can I also check in about how much sexual arousal and desire you're feeling before and during genital sex/touch? Even when you are feeling SO VERY EXCITED, sexually, are you feeling like the genital sensation you're experiencing is very minimal? Are you experiencing sensitivity in other parts/places of your body when you're feeling that aroused? Just one quickie, having vaginal lubrication all by itself doesn't automatically mean a person in very aroused. That's one possible symptom of many, but also something that can happen when a person isn't aroused, too. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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