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Episode 17: Sexual Rejection

It’s ok to not want sex. It’s ok for your partner to not want sex. This does not discredit you as a sexual being, and also does not mean you aren’t loved. Learn strategies to regain a sense of self, how to become more secure when your partner doesn’t want sex, and how to find peace when your partner says they aren’t up for it.

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