Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Expert Addresses Sexuality, Intimacy, and Health Questions
This article answers readers' intimate questions.
One questioner is experiencing same-sex attraction and is assured it's normal.
Another asks about dry orgasms, where an erection happens but no ejaculation, and the doctor explains it's okay and can have physical or psychological causes.
A third question is about a man who had unprotected sex and is advised to get a check-up before having sex with his wife to avoid STDs.
Experiencing a range of attractions is normal and healthy.
Sexual orientation is shaped by various influences and is not a choice.
Dry orgasm, where ejaculation doesn't occur, is a possibility.
Dry orgasms can be caused by physical or psychological reasons.
Medical check-ups are recommended before resuming sex after potential STD exposure.
- Who
- People with intimate questions and a doctor answering.
- What
- Answers to intimate questions
- When
- Not explicitly stated in the articles.
- Where
- Not explicitly stated in the articles.
- Why
- To provide information and guidance on sexual health concerns.
- Question 1
- 23-year-old woman experiencing lesbian tendencies.
- Question 2
- 70-year-old man with dry orgasm.
- Question 3
- Man with unprotected sex in Bangkok.
- Expert
- Dr. Hetal Gosalia