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The health benefits of good sex – better mood, immunity, sleep, reduced stress – are powerful antidotes to the exhausting consequences of living in anti-Blackness. However, as a sex researcher and psychologist, I realized “good sex” could mean many things, so I studied it. In a 2022 study, Dr. Shemeka Thorpe, sex researcher, and educator, and I asked over 400 Black
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Ladies, we get it. After mind-blowing sex, some of us may want to hug, but what if your partner isn’t into it? Before assuming the worst, try to put yourself in their shoes. Perhaps, they need to catch their breath and have some time to cool down, or it could be a physiological and DeShelle Burrowes, LPC, CLC, CMIP, psychotherapist,