Society is good at talking about sex. The trouble is, it’s good at talking about it in ways that are defended, untrue, shaming, fictionalised, or for comedic value.
Sexual and relationships difficulties: feelings of shame about sex and reluctant to be touched
In this continuing series of blog posts about sexual and relationships difficulties, I highlight another FAQ (frequently asked question) that men who contact SurvivorsUK have asked us on our helpline. Q. What can I do if I have feelings of shame about sex, am reluctant to let anyone else touch me, or if I would […]
Sexual and relationship difficulties: intimacy and closeness
In a series of blog posts over the next month or so, I will highlight some of the FAQs (frequently asked questions) that men who contact SurvivorsUK have talked about concerning sexual and relationship difficulties that they have had at different times in their lives. Not all male survivors of rape and other forms of […]