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Men’s Health

Sexless Relationships Aren't Uncommon – 5 Things to Do If You're in One

Sexless relationships are common and not necessarily a sign of trouble—understanding the causes, communicating openly, and seeking support can help partners reconnect emotionally and physically. Psychologist and sex therapist, Shannon Chavez, a NCSH member, is quoted. 

HealthDay

Family Doctors Find It Tough to Talk Sex with Patients

Family doctors are less likely than OB/GYNs to address sexual health issues due to time limits, lack of training, and personal discomfort—especially among older physicians.  

YourTango

These 10 Verbal Red Flags Often Appear Early in Controlling Relationships

Early verbal red flags like name-calling, manipulation, gaslighting, and blame often signal controlling and abusive relationships, and recognizing these patterns is crucial for setting boundaries and seeking help.