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    This podcast focuses on gender differences and how we look at sex and love. The way women and men look at sex is very different. Women plan and expect their sex lives around the rest of their responsibilities. They can control their libido until it’s convenient. Women look to sex for a bond and intimacy and not just a sexual release, often the opposite of how men view sex. However women are becoming more expressive in their sexuality. It has become more normal for women to openly discuss their sexual needs.

    Many women fake orgasm’s because they can. Furthermore many women don’t know how to climax and therefore never have.

    In order to better meet the needs of a woman, it’s important to pay attention to how she nurtures you. In terms of sexuality, listen to her. Notice what gets her eye contact, notice what she draws away from.

    How children are raised tells them a lot about how they should act in regards to their own sexuality. We teach young girls, to avoid sex as long as they can. Because they endure years of sexual repression, they get to adulthood and often marriage and don’t know how to relate sexually to their partner. We tell girls not to be promiscuous but young men are told that it’s ok to be studs. It’s difficult to get past societal repression and have healthy views of sex. There needs to be a healthy balance of sexual education and conservation of adolescent’s sexuality.

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  • I believe that for those who had a healthy sex drive before andropause, the subtle loss of libido is one of the most devastating changes that occurs in our thirties and forties. So many of my patients come to me crying because they don’t like their husbands anymore. They are devastated that they cannot find an answer from the medical community, except that they are depressed or crazy. 

    If you woke up one day and asked yourself, why don’t I think of, dream of or want sex anymore?” If you wonder what you ever saw in your husband, but don’t know why you feel that way, then a lack of testosterone is most likely your problem.

    During your consultation we’ll talk more about symptoms, and I will tell you more about how testosterone affects your libido. I will walk you through a description of what treatments are available.

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