The Quiet Shock of Erotic Grief
No one warns you about erotic grief.
We hear about and live menopause, testosterone changes, cancer treatment, chronic illness, and the slow, steady realities of aging—but almost no one prepares us for this part: One day, desire may not be as effortless as it once was. It may not rise on command. It may go quiet, or slow down, or disappear for stretches.
And that shift can break your heart a little.
Not because © Psychology Today





















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