Episode Overview
On this episode of the Sexology Podcast, Gina Gutierrez joins me to talk about how to get what you truly desire sexually, especially as a woman. Women tend to experience low desire. We see this in almost half of the female population.
Many people feel broken or as if there is something wrong with them. The issue isn’t related to them necessarily. It’s more about how to access and practice your sexual desire. Men are much more stimulated by visual cues. Women tend to desire narrative stimulation.
There’s a story that women like foreplay more than men and there’s a reason behind that. A quarter of the people on sites like Pornhub are women but the number one search entry in 2017 is Porn for Women. There is an idea that porn is designed for men and what men want to see. Women tend to desire something different.
Highlights
- Removing barriers around sexual desire
- Differences between men and women
- Porn for women
- Psychology of the brain
- Increasing sexual desire
- Feeling desired
- Crisis of content quality for women
- Importance of imagination
- The app and everything you need to know
About Dr. Nazanin Moali
Dr. Nazanin Moali is a clinical psychologist, sex expert, sexologist and sex therapist in the Los Angeles area. Dr. Moali has helped couples and individuals overcome sexual concerns, including pornography addiction. Dr. Moali hosts confidential consultation sessions for clients and potential clients in her Torrance and Hermosa Beach offices. You can also book a session with her online, via a secure video-counseling platform.
About Gina Gutierrez
Gina Gutierrez is the cofounder and CEO of Dipsea, an app that was launched a year ago. It has raised 5.5 million in funding and been featured in various publications. The female-focused, sex-positive app delivers short-form audio stories that help women and couples tap into their inner sexual powers.
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