Is It Normal to Not Think About Sex? (You're Not Broken) | Sex Ed for Adults Part 15

Is it normal to not think about sex?If you've ever wondered why you don't think about sex as often as you think you "should," you're not alone.Many people quietly worry that because they rarely crave sex, rarely initiate, or don't walk around thinking about it all day, something must be wrong with them.But what if that's not true?In this episode of Sex Ed for Adults, we're talking about spontaneous desire, responsive desire, stress, and the myths we've been taught about what "normal" sexuality is supposed to look like.We'll explore:✨ Why some people rarely think about sex—and why that's not necessarily a problem✨ The difference between spontaneous and responsive desire✨ Why stress, exhaustion, hormones, and life circumstances matter✨ How guilt and pressure can make desire even harder to access✨ A better question to ask than "What's wrong with me?"Because desire isn't a moral obligation.And not thinking about sex all the time doesn't mean you're broken.It might just mean you're human.💚 FREE GUIDE: Where Did My Desire Go?If you've been wondering where your desire went or if you're struggling to understand why intimacy feels different than it used to download my free guide:👉 https://www.laurengoyette.com/2e56221d🔗 Connect with LaurenLinktree:https://linktr.ee/relationshipcoachlaurengoyetteInstagram:@laurengoyette_#LowLibido #ResponsiveDesire #SexEdForAdults #DesireDialogues #RelationshipAdvice #SexEducation #Intimacy #LongTermRelationships #MarriageAdvice #Women'sHealth #EmotionalConnection