That ecstasy – that release – you once experienced during sex? Nonexistent.
“Am I going to survive this? Can I make a relationship last? How can I make this go away?”
You’re freaking out – you can’t seem to fix it, and you don’t know what to do.
It’s scary – frustrating – even life-altering – because you don’t know where to turn or begin – or even if there is a solution.
Since you can’t fix it, you avoid it. And the more you avoid it, the more the symptoms intensify.
You feel shamed, defective, saddened.
You find yourself obsessively playing out the future… it looks bleak.
Your body desires nothing more than to connect with another human being, but that’s impossible – unbearable.
Still, you want to try.
Trying to deal with this in secret, you frantically go online to get medication for a quick fix.
But, after a while, the pills or creams that you once may have thought helpful leave you feeling like a complete failure – they’re just not working.
It’s intense. Overwhelming. And those kinds of things don’t treat the real problem. You realize you need to get to the root of the issue.
Somewhere along the line, shame and anxiety succumbed to depression and isolation.
Maybe this is recent, or perhaps you’ve dealt with it your entire life – but one thing is for sure, it doesn’t feel good – and you want it to go away.
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