Therapist warns sex advice culture can fuel inadequacy
A New Zealand therapist suggests the endless flow of sex advice may be making people feel worse about themselves.
One NZ therapist has raised concerns about the prevalence of sex advice in culture and media. The therapist suggests that constant exposure to relationship and sexual guidance can leave people feeling inadequate rather than helped.
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One NZ therapist suggests endless sex advice can make people feel inadequate.