Orgasm Unleashed: Your guide to pleasure, healing and power by Eyal Matsliah

Author:Eyal Matsliah [Matsliah, Eyal]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub, pdf
ISBN: 9780994414908
Publisher: Intimate Power
Published: 2015-09-17T16:00:00+00:00

Are you subject to a lot of stress at work or at home?

Stress is one of the biggest factors that can hurt your ability to orgasm. To have deep and meaningful orgasms, you need to be comfortable and relaxed.

Do you sometimes feel depressed? Or do you take antidepressants?

Depression affects your ability to orgasm and while antidepressants can help with depressive feelings, they also impact your ability to orgasm. Specifically, selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRI) hurt your sex drive and your ability to orgasm. Antidepressants have many other side effects too, such as nausea, insomnia, dizziness, weight gain or loss, tremors, anxiety, restlessness, drowsiness, fatigue, dry mouth, diarrhea or constipation, headaches, etcetera (all of which can further exacerbate depression).

As a result, I believe many people would be better served by holistic and alternative medicine than by being dependent on chemicals and seeing therapists for years. Gradually getting off medication and working on your femininity, sexuality and orgasm can help to relieve or even cure depression. Disclaimer: I’m not a doctor. Most doctors will not support this belief. Make sure you make the right decision for yourself and that you have friends who can support you and look after you during any transition phase.

My point is that depression hurts orgasm but orgasm can help your depression.

Are you on the pill?

How many years have you been taking it? Did you feel any effects when you started taking it? Women are highly susceptible to their hormones and messing with these hormones can mess with more aspects of your life than you may think.

The contraceptive pill is a bit of a blessing and a curse. Sure, when used correctly, it allows you to have unprotected sex with very little risk of getting pregnant. But it also has side effects that include vaginal dryness, decreased libido, lower arousal and diminished ability to orgasm. Some women report that when they go off the pill, they not only have more sensation but they also feel a greater connection with their body and their femininity.

Another very important side effect that the pill has is that it affects the woman’s connection to her intuition about potential partners. Some women have shared that when they got off the pill, they discovered they were no longer attracted to their partners. And some discovered this after they were already married or pregnant … or both.

Have you ever gone through an abortion?

Abortion can create a kind of trauma on the physical, energetic, emotional, mental and spiritual levels. The medical procedure can cause guilt, physical distress and pain. Also, the bureaucratic process subjects a woman to the attitudes of the medical staff and other people. This all has an effect on a woman’s sexuality. I once went through an abortion process with my partner and, even as a man, it wasn’t easy. I can’t imagine how it would feel for a woman.

Have you had any kind of genital, abdominal or reproductive surgery?

Any kind of surgery in the area of the genitals and lower belly might sever important nerves that lead to and from the genitals.

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