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For generations, conversations about women's sexual health have often started with what could go wrong. Pregnancy. STIs. Cancer screening. Pain. Hormonal changes. Sexual dysfunction. And, of course, contraception. All of those conversations matter. But there is another part of women's sexual health that deserves a place at the table: Pleasure. Not as something frivolous. Not as something shameful. Not as something women should only think about when everything else in life is taken care of....

“Is this normal?” It's probably one of the most common questions women ask themselves about their bodies. Sometimes it's about desire. Sometimes it's about pain. Sometimes it's about orgasms, lubrication, vaginal discharge or something that simply feels different from what you expected. And sometimes the hardest part isn't finding the answer. It's getting up the courage to ask the question. So, in the spirit of our Let's Talk About It series, here are 10 common questions about women's sexual...

There was a time when you couldn't keep your hands off each other. Then life happened. Work became stressful. Sleep became something you vaguely remembered. Your relationship changed. Your body changed. Perhaps you had children. Perhaps you entered your forties or fifties. Maybe you're taking medication that you didn't take a few years ago. And somewhere along the way, you started wondering: “What happened to my sex drive?” Or perhaps the more worrying question: “What's wrong with me?” Here's...