SEXUAL PROBLEMS – MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS

Such re-education demands that both partners must be able to discard all the myths and misconceptions accumulated during their lives. They must discard the view that sex is sinful, and reject the double standard of human sexuality. They must learn about each other’s sexual anatomy and physiology. This knowledge is not only important in itself, but it helps the sexual partners to talk to each other without embarrassment, so that they may achieve a change in their attitudes towards sex. In the various centres which have been established to treat sexual problems the extent of the couple’s sexual information, or misinformation, is obtained by the therapist who asks a series of questions.

After talking individually about their sexual knowledge, attitudes, and behaviour, the couple talk together, guided by the therapist, about their sexual attitudes, so that misinformation can be corrected.

While communication in words is important, it is equally important for the couple to learn to communicate without words. Re-education in sexual communication involves touching, smelling, and tasting as much as talking.

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