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Marianne Brandon Ph.dPsychology Today |
Four helpful self-care suggestions for our challenging world.
If your low desire leads to lack of touch, sex tech may help.
When sex partners seem human, but aren’t.
Amplify excitement while boosting intimacy.
Ask what humanity will do to AI.
Are we ready for artificial wombs?
Technology could transform the sexual experience.
Twenty-four-hour access, always sympathetic, what’s not to love?
When your heart’s all in but your body’s not in the mood.
But vulnerability can be avoided when having sex with tech.
Manipulating light in VR glasses can generate sexual emotions and sensations.
It may be your body's natural response to our over-stimulating environment.
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