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Distractions During Sex: Why It Happens & How to Refocus
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Distractions During Sex: Why It Happens & How to Refocus

Libido Lounge · Dr. Diane Mueller

September 21, 202316m 4sExplicit

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Show Notes

You’re ready to get intimate with your partner. But as soon as the tension heats up, your brain suddenly starts thinking about your groceries, when your kids are planning to visit, and when The Crown is making a comeback. Such is an example of a wandering mind during lovemaking. Sounds familiar? If so, you’re not alone.  Today, we’re diving deep into this all-too-common lovemaking phenomenon. We’ll explore why these distractions occur and how to harness your focus so you can utilize sex in a way that’s valuable for your relationship and your health.

In this episode, we cover:

  • The evolutionary explanation why you get distracted during sex
  • How sex compares to meditation and exercise
  • How you can relieve stress and anxiety through sex
  • How you can harness focus during sex
  • What it means if you’re not feeling contentment from sex
  • Health benefits of an active sex life

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(0:00) Introduction and insights on the wandering mind during sex (1:25) Estrogen's impact and sexuality as meditation (3:42) Stress hormone balance through sexual pleasure (6:08) Enhancing focus and the role of the sensate sexual type (11:19) Present moment benefits and sexuality for self-healing