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| | - "Lost" libido
- Can't sustain sexual interest once a relationship develops
- Unable to talk to one’s partners about what is or isn't working
- No longer desiring partner
- No longer having sex with partner
- Uncomfortable receiving or giving sexual touch
- Disturbed by one’s desires or fantasies
- Experiencing sexual triggers, or triggering partner
- Difficulty achieving or sustaining erections
- Difficulty or inability reaching orgasm
- Sexual functioning has been impacted by depression or other illness—or the medication prescribed to alleviate it
- History of sexual trauma
- Inappropriate behavior
and… - Newly single or newly coupled
- Getting married
- New challenges, such as birth of a child, new career or education commitment
- Desire to explore new fantasy, gender identity, or sexual activity
- Desire to discover new avenues of erotic exploration
- Desire to increase capacity for pleasure
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