Sex therapist warns of health dangers from increasingly rough sexual behaviour
A New Zealand sex therapist has highlighted serious physical and psychological risks associated with rough sexual acts including choking.
A sex therapist has released a documentary examining changes in New Zealand sexual behaviour and raising concerns about dangerous practices. The therapist warns that certain rough acts pose serious health risks including brain damage, stroke, and death.
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Sex is getting rougher in NZ: therapist warns of physical, psychological dangers
Brain damage, stroke, death: In a confronting new documentary, sex therapist Jo Robertson examines the radically changed sexual behaviour of New Zealanders and the serious dangers posed by acts such as choking.