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Intimacy After Cancer

Learning What Feels Good Again

Learning What Feels Good Again Why Sensual Curiosity Often Comes Before Sexual Desire For a while, the body becomes a place where very little happens by accident. You learn to pay attention in ways you probably never expected to. You notice swelling that would have escaped your attention a year earlier. You remember which side the port is on before

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When Nothing Feels Like It Used To

When Nothing Feels Like It Used To One of the strangest parts of cancer—whether you’re newly diagnosed, in treatment, or long past the point when others think it’s “over”— is the feeling that something fundamental has shifted, even if you can’t quite name what it is. You may notice it in your body first. Touch feels different. Desire feels distant, muted, or

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