What are the myths and facts about Wise Intimacy:

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  • Myth:  Intimacy only uses sexuality.
  • Fact:  Intimacy can, use sexuality, but it also can use sensuality, emotions, intelligence, etc.

 

  • Myth:  Good couples have similar sexual preferences.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  Opposite attracts in intimacy.
  • Facts:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  Women always have to take lots of time to peak.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  Men cannot have multiple orgasm.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  There are no secrets in a perfect relationship.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  Men have higher libido.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  Women over 40 are passed their peak
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  A 40+ body is not desirable.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  It’s pretty normal that cuddling and sweet intimate gestures decrease with time.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

  • Myth:  We cannot be intimate with somebody on the Spectrum.
  • Fact:  Answer under construction

 

Susan Krauss Withbourne Ph.D. wrote “8 Common Myths (and 1 Truth) About Intimacy in Relationships” (Can you tell fact from fiction in understanding close relationships?) in Psychology Today:  (Table under construction)

  • Myth 1: You need sex to have true intimacy;
  • Myth 2: You have to give up your personal goals in a relationship;
  • Myth 3: You’ve got to do everthing together with your partner;
  • Myth 4: You need to keep your anger and annoyance to yourself;
  • Myth 5: It’s better not to go to bed mad at your partner;
  • Myth 6: Your partner’s personality is unlikely to change;
  • Myth 7: If things are going badly now, they’re bound to improve with time;
  • Myth 8: If your parents had a bad relationship, you’re bound to have one, too;
  • Truth: Relationships are complex.  There is no single, all-purpose prescription for maximizing intimacy in your relationship.