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Confessions of a Sex Therapist in the South: Faith, Fun, and F-Bombs

Confessions of a Sex Therapist in the South: Faith, Fun, and F-Bombs

by Megan VanAmburg | Jun 24, 2026 | Sex Therapy

Let’s get one thing straight: being a sex therapist in the South is like bringing sushi to a barbecue. It’s not that people are inherently hostile, they just look at you like you’ve declared you worship something instead of Jesus. And yes, I’ve faced my fair share of...
Hot, Bothered, and Finally Honest: A Woman’s Guide to Actually Enjoying Sex

Hot, Bothered, and Finally Honest: A Woman’s Guide to Actually Enjoying Sex

by Jennifer Castner | May 20, 2026 | Sex Therapy

Let’s just say it: women enjoying sex shouldn’t be revolutionary—but somehow, it still feels like we’re staging a small rebellion every time we admit it out loud. For generations, women’s sexuality has been treated like a dimmer switch controlled by everyone else:...

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