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Dr Tanya Prasad is an Orthodontist and a medical health writer with a work experience of 4+ years.
She has several Patents, Copyrights and scientific publications credited to her name. Along with being a literature enthusiast she enjoys reading fiction in her free time.

Have you found yourself scrolling through your Instagram, swiping and liking photos of influencers with the perfect life, perfect body and perfect everything?


Have you found yourself scrolling through your Instagram, swiping and liking photos of influencers with the perfect life, perfect body and perfect everything?


Welcome to the era where body image isn&#8217;t just a concept or thought. It&#8217;s an omnipresent entity that is thrust in your face every time you open your phone, thanks to social media.


The concept of body image has always been around, from the glossy magazine pages to the endless scroll of Instagram. However, now it&#8217;s more in our faces than ever before, with every like, swipe and subscribe. The constant exposure to these glossy standards and the pressure to fit in is more palpable than ever.


And here is the kicker; body image isn&#8217;t just a &#8216;woman&#8217;s issue&#8217;. From teenagers to men, women and adults all are grappling with the same question &#8211; &#8220;Do I measure up?&#8221;


It&#8217;s easy to feel inadequate in today&#8217;s world of Photoshop and filters. The constant barrage of &#8216;sexy images&#8217; and &#8216;perfect skin&#8217; sets an unrealistic standard against which we judge ourselves. For many, these feelings don&#8217;t just stay in their mind; they start seeping into our intimate lives. The relationship between body image and sexual function is more interlinked than you might know. Visualising ourselves significantly impacts how we connect with our partners and experience intimacy.


This blog will explore the fascinating link between body image and sexual desire. We&#8217;ll talk about why this issue is increasingly becoming prominent and its subtle effects on your intimate life, along with tips on how to identify and combat it. Like RuPaul said, &#8220;If you don&#8217;t love yourself, how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?&#8221;

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Understanding the struggle with Body Image 
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In simple words, body image is how you perceive your body to be and reflects how comfortable you feel in your body. It can vary between positive and negative experiences about one&#8217;s body.


Research reports that a negative body image can affect a person&#8217;s sexual behaviour, attitude and social well-being. A positive feeling about one&#8217;s body and self-esteem is interlinked with sexual pleasure.


On the other hand, a negative body image can serve as one of the biggest disrupters of desire and sexual enjoyment. It can result in &#8216;spectatoring&#8217;, a process where a person fixates on themselves rather than on intimacy and their partner. This can lead to sexual performance anxiety and cause harmful effects on one&#8217;s sex life.


Body image has emerged as one of the major factors influencing sexual functioning, especially in women. However, recent evidence shows that body dissatisfaction may be equally damaging for men. Pop culture showcases a man&#8217;s body as more muscular and leaner than before (1). This increases the likelihood of men taking steroids and other supplements to alter their body size to conform to today&#8217;s standards.

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Why do we struggle with body image? 
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Exposure to the &#8220;right&#8221; body type starts from a young age. A study revealed that children as young as 3 years reported having body image issues in the UK. Most of the concerns came from children between the ages of 6 to 10 years. This study indicated that anxiety about body image is starting to occur at even younger ages than before.


The easy access to social media and the constant exposure to everyone and everything make it hard to understand what the world deems attractive. A study of female models revealed that despite having a better gauge of their body sizes, these models still struggled with body image issues (2). Essentially, the women that we use to compare and use as the standard of beauty also struggle with body image.

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How do you recognise a negative body image? 
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Some of you might already be aware of the concept and effects of a negative body image. Some of you may be exploring how you can feel more confident in your sexual experiences. If you experience the following thoughts, then that might indicate a negative body image:


1. Avoid looking at yourself in the mirror or being averse to getting your pictures clicked.


2. Feeling like you could be sexier, prettier, thinner, bigger, taller or other such qualities.


3. Not being able to accept a compliment about your physical attribute and replying by making a sarcastic comment or brushing it off.


4. Feeling a negative or sinking sensation when you start thinking about your body.


5. Feeling extremely conscious about what you can or can not wear and how you&#8217;ll be judged on that basis.


6. Feeling anxious about undressing in front of your partner and catching yourself thinking about how you look during sex.

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The impact of body image on sexual intimacy 
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Your feelings and perceptions regarding your physical appearance can directly influence your sex life. Psychological issues such as depression and anxiety can stem from a negative body image. There are several studies to back this up. A study determined that women with a positive body image had higher sexual functioning compared to women with a negative body perception. Sexual function declines significantly for women dissatisfied with their bodily appearance.


Body image issues can impact an individual in two ways: how you perceive yourself and how you think other people see you.


When a person feels that their body is unattractive, it leads to lower sexual self-esteem, which can manifest by a desire to avoid sex entirely. This can also lead to sexual performance anxiety since the more anxious you get during sex, the more difficult it is to achieve orgasm. The vicious cycle of negatively viewing your body and affecting your sexual life can be hard to break.


Secondly, feeling that a partner is attracted to you leads to high sexual functioning. However, if a negative thought about how others perceive your body is stuck in the head, it can create a psychological roadblock in achieving sexual release.


Essentially, a negative body image is the voice in your head that constantly tells you that you need to be thinner, curvier, prettier, leaner, taller, etc, before going on a date. It plants a constant seed of doubt that fans low self-esteem and becomes your sex life&#8217;s worst enemy.


So, how to overcome this issue and start the journey towards self-love? There are some tangible and practical tips that you can try to improve your sex life.

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How to improve your relationship with your body? 
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1. Identify what you like about your body 
Okay, so you have some insecurities about certain body parts. Most of us feel insecure about certain physical features and try to hide them. In this turn, however, try leaning into the physical features that you do like about yourself. Highlight those features and flaunt them confidently. Identifying your body type and wearing clothes that flatter your figure can be a great baby step towards instilling self-confidence. This can also be a stepping stone towards slowly becoming comfortable with your insecurities. 
Accept those compliments!


2. Accept those compliments! 
The next time your entire being tells you to shut down a compliment or evade it, Stop. Consciously curb that insidious voice telling you that they don&#8217;t actually mean the compliment.


Backtrack, take a pause and accept that compliment.


Understand that you don&#8217;t actually know what your partner is thinking. Don&#8217;t brush them off and internalise that compliment. 
Understand your buttons


3. Understand your buttons 
We all have certain triggers that can initiate a cycle of self-doubt in our minds. It can be talking to a particular person who makes unkind or intrusive remarks like an over bothered relative or seeing someone&#8217;s pictures online. Identifying these trigger points and avoiding them as much as possible is beneficial.


Similarly, explore what turns you on and makes you feel the most comfortable during sex. Do you prefer having lights on or off? Does music put your mind at ease? Talk about your preferences with your partner and create an environment that puts your mind at ease.


4. Follow the right people 
A great thing about social media is that right now, there are influencers and activists from all regions embracing different types of bodies. If your social media feed doesn&#8217;t look like you, then it&#8217;s time to change things. Firstly, cull the accounts that make you feel like there is a pit in your stomach. Comparing yourself to a model or a fitness influencer isn&#8217;t realistic. Find creators with body types similar to yours and are further along their body positivity journey. Not only will this make you feel seen, but it will also motivate your journey.


5. Practice mindfulness 
Mindfulness is the art of focusing only on your present thoughts and drowning out the stream of negative noises. Constant thoughts about your body can be distracting and divert your attention away from actually experiencing sexual intimacy. Mindfulness is a great way to refocus yourself on enjoying the intimate sensations. You can start by practising mindfulness outside sex and then slowly incorporate it within your sex life.


6. Talk to a therapist 
Therapy can help you navigate your journey towards accepting your body. A therapist will hear your concerns and find the root cause behind the insecurity while helping you with actionable advice. Therapy can also help in exploring other ways to improve your sex life and improve your self-esteem.

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Conclusion 
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The journey towards accepting your body can be challenging and long. It is essential to be kind to yourself and give yourself the grace of stumbling along the path towards self-love. This change doesn&#8217;t happen overnight; however, consistently taking baby steps towards accepting your body helps. Ultimately, it&#8217;s important to remember that you don&#8217;t need to lose or gain weight or be taller or leaner to deserve love and attention. We all are worthy of sexual pleasure and desires.

Body Image Concerns and Their Impact on Sexual Desire

Dr Tanya Prasad is an Orthodontist and a medical health writer with a work experience of 4+ years. 
She has several Patents, Copyrights and scientific publications credited to her name. Along with being a literature enthusiast she enjoys reading fiction in her free time.

Have you ever wondered why a simple touch or even a sniff of a certain perfume can send shivers down your spine? This is the fascinating world of sexual desire!


Sexual desire is an intricate and essential part of human relationships and overall well-being. It plays a role in reproduction and goes way beyond that, helping us build connection, intimacy and pleasure while also building bonds with our partners. Understanding the physiology behind this powerful force can help us appreciate its role in our lives and manage it more effectively.


A complex interplay between hormones, brain and nervous system responses drives sexual desire. Hormones such as testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone play a pivotal role in regulating libido. The brain, particularly the hypothalamus and limbic system, directs the release of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin. These neurotransmitters can significantly influence sexual motivation and pleasure. Moreover, sexual desire is influenced by other factors such as mood, stress, and emotional connection. These psychological triggers can enhance or diminish desire, depending on various factors such as relationship dynamics and individual mental health.


In this blog, we will explore the different aspects of sexual desire and the mechanisms that drive it. We’ll also discuss external factors that impact desire, such as medications and lifestyle choices, and provide practical tips for enhancing libido.

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What is sexual desire? 
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Sexual desire has often been thought of as an emotion. Something that arises from an individual&#8217;s mental state. Perhaps similar to surprise, grief, joy or sadness. However, recent research states that this might not be the case. Psychologists believe that sexual desire may be more similar to other bodily urges, such as hunger or the need to drink water. Clinical psychologists state that desires can be hard-wired emotional and physiological responses (1). Sexual desire may be one of the most vital human needs and plays a pivotal role in our lives.


Mainstream media tends to quantify this desire through magazines, steamy movies, videos, etc. Reading glossy magazines telling you “how much sex a couple should have” or ideas about what your desire and sex life should look like. However, sexual desire is not the same for everyone, and one model doesn’t fit all.


Sexual desire or libido is our experience of craving something physical or intimate with someone. It can be regarding your want to engage in sexual activities and receive sexual pleasure. The desire for physical intimacy can be affected by several factors. Someone with a low sexual desire may often feel isolated and find it difficult to talk about. However, this is normal, and there are different ways to improve your sexual desire.

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What regulates sexual desire? 
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Sexual desire is driven by a mix of hormones and neurotransmitters firing in the brain. The primary sex hormones, testosterone and estrogen, are essential in the process of desire. Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone, while estrogen regulates female reproductive development.


The decline of sexual desire with age can be attributed to the decrease in levels of testosterone in males. This also leads to the development of erectile dysfunction or libido problems. Females are led by estrogen; however, they also produce a certain amount of testosterone. Studies believe that for females, a combination of both primary sex hormones is the ultimate love hormone.


These sex hormones are, in turn, responsible for the production of neurochemicals in the brain, such as serotonin, dopamine and oxytocin. Combining these neurochemicals can trigger a euphoric, passionate and exciting feeling.


Dopamine: Dopamine acts on the parts of the brain that produce feelings of satisfaction, pleasure, and motivation. It trains a person to associate a particular thing with the feeling of being satiated and pleasured. It is also termed the &#8216;feel good&#8217; hormone, as a flood of dopamine can give you a euphoric rush. In the case of sexual desire, whenever you encounter someone you are attracted to, the release of dopamine gets triggered in your brain (2).


Serotonin: Like dopamine, serotonin trains our body to a cycle of desire and the resultant satisfaction. It can inhibit or increase your libido depending on which receptors are activated in the brain. Some specific serotonin receptors might also be responsible for specific moods and can dictate your response towards situations (3).


Oxytocin: Oxytocin, or the &#8216;love hormone&#8217;, plays an essential role in a mother and child&#8217;s bonding. It also plays an essential role in our social and sexual behaviour. During the 1980s, oxytocin was one of the first hormones discovered in the role of erectile function and sexual behaviour. Most of the research indicates the presence of high levels of oxytocin during an orgasm or ejaculation. It has also been linked to a positive impact on social behaviours such as trust and relaxation while decreasing stress and anxiety levels. Essentially, releasing this neurochemical relaxes you around a person and helps deepen a relationship (4). 
These chemicals, along with others, play a role in regulating desire. However, isolating one mechanism remains an elusive task that confounds the best of minds.

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Enhancing sexual desire 
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1. Exercise 
Incorporating movement into your life is always a good idea. You don&#8217;t need to hit the gym every day to improve your libido, but including a 20-minute walk or aerobic session will uplift your mood and get your neurotransmitters firing away. Additionally, working out improves self-confidence and body image and lifts your mood while boosting your libido.


2. Stress levels 
Find ways to manage your stress levels, such as mindfulness, meditation or yoga. Stress can cause a huge hindrance in your sex life and directly affect your libido. A great way to manage stress can be journalling and practising mindfulness.


3. Intimate conversation 
Stressing about having a low sex drive can directly create stressful scenarios within your head, which can lead to sexual performance anxiety. Talking to your partner about your insecurities and being open about your current mood and sexual desire can go a long way in diffusing that stress. Having meaningful and intimate conversations with your partner also helps in building a more meaningful bond that can improve sexual desire.


4. Spice it up 
Exploring new sexual avenues with your partner can be a fun sexual avenue. Trying new sex positions, role-playing and dipping into each other&#8217;s fantasies can re-ignite old flames and pique sexual interest.


5. Alternative supplements 
Supplements such as Fenugreek, L-arginine, ashwagandha, and Ginkgo can improve sexual desire. Vitamins B3 and D help with energy levels and improve mental function.

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Conclusion 
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Sexual desire is a complex and yet vital functionality of our body. Understanding the interplay of hormones, brain activity and social aspects affecting sexual desire is critical to appreciating its impact on our lives. Sexual desire isn&#8217;t just a biological necessity but a keystone towards building social connections and intimate bonds with loved ones. Lifestyle modifications, mindfulness, stress management, etc, can help in nurturing sexual desire and create more fulfilling intimate experiences.

Understanding the Physiology of Sex

Typically, we think of desire as an emotion arising from our mental state, akin to affection, anger, grief, surprise, or ecstasy. However, many scientists and psychologists now believe that desire is, in fact, a bodily urge, more analogous to hunger or the blood&#8217;s need for oxygen. In many ways, we can&#8217;t control what we desire because it is a hard-wired emotional and physiological response.


 It is evident that sexual desire is one of the most powerful human needs. It typically occupies a significant portion of our time, emotional energy, and lives. But what fuels the often overwhelming force of sexual desire? Desire is the convergence of visual, biochemical, emotional, and bio-mechanical signals that initiate a hormonal cascade, potentially leading to the successful fertilization of an egg by a sperm (Source: Healthline). Now, do you know what happens when you have a low libido? Let&#8217;s dive in.

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Low Libido 
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Low libido refers to a diminished interest in sexual activity. It&#8217;s normal for sexual interest to fluctuate occasionally, and also libido levels naturally vary throughout life. It&#8217;s also common for your level of interest to differ from your partner&#8217;s at times. However, experiencing low libido for an extended period may be concerning for some individuals and can sometimes indicate an underlying health condition. It&#8217;s natural for sexual interest to wane occasionally, but prolonged low libido might have some underlying cause. It can result from factors such as low testosterone, lack of sleep, depression, stress, substance use, and more. If you&#8217;re concerned about changes in your sex drive, a physician can provide further guidance.

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Does Low Libido Affect Men &#038; Women Equally? 
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Low libido can affect both men and women, but its causes and impacts can differ between genders. Common causes of low sex drive in men and women include relationship issues such as lack of emotional intimacy or unresolved conflicts; psychological factors like stress, anxiety, and depression; excessive alcohol consumption; medication side effects from antidepressants or antihypertensives, hormonal changes such as fluctuations in testosterone or estrogen levels, chronic health conditions like diabetes or heart disease, poor lifestyle habits including diet and exercise, substance abuse, sleep disorders like insomnia, and age-related changes that affect hormonal balance and sexual desire. While both genders may experience a decreased interest in sexual activity, the underlying reasons can vary, necessitating tailored approaches to address and manage the issue effectively.


Potential Causes of Low Libido in Men: 

1. Erectile dysfunction


2. Performance anxiety


3. Concerns about masculinity or virility


4. Specific male health conditions like prostate issues or low testosterone levels


5. Side effects of medications commonly prescribed for men&#8217;s health issues, such as medications for enlarged prostate or hair loss


6. Lifestyle factors like excessive work-related stress or pressure


Potential Causes of Low Libido in Women: 

1. Sexual Conditions


2. Medicines like SSRIs


3. Surgery related to breasts or genital tract


4. Menopause


5. Pregnancy and breastfeeding


6. History of physical, emotional or sexual abuse


7. Poor body image and self-esteem


8. Anxiety or depression


Are you worried about your low sex drive? Let&#8217;s discuss a few treatment options that might help address this concern.


For women experiencing a decrease in libido, several potential causes could be at play. Relationship problems might benefit from counselling, allowing couples to address underlying issues and improve intimacy. Sexual problems such as vaginal dryness or erectile dysfunction could be managed with medicines like vaginal lubricants or medications that facilitate erections. Menopause-related decrease in libido might find relief through hormone replacement therapy (HRT), which can re-balance hormone levels and alleviate symptoms. Mental health problems like depression might necessitate antidepressants or cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), addressing both the emotional and psychological aspects of sexual desire. Additionally, medications, contraception, or health conditions might require adjustments, such as switching medications or exploring alternative contraceptive methods.


For men facing similar challenges with low libido, treatment options also vary. Erectile dysfunction, a common cause of decreased libido in men, could be managed with medications or other interventions aimed at enhancing sexual function. Hormone therapy might be beneficial for men experiencing hormonal imbalances affecting libido. Sex therapy or counselling can help address psychological factors contributing to low sex drive, providing strategies to improve sexual intimacy and satisfaction.


In addressing low sex drive, it&#8217;s essential to know that support and guidance are readily available. InYou offers a wealth of resources to help navigate these concerns. Seeking professional advice enables the formulation of personalized treatment plans tailored to individual needs, ultimately restoring sexual health and overall well-being. Remember, you&#8217;re not alone in facing these challenges; effective solutions are within reach with proper support and guidance.


Sources:


1.<a href="https://www.healthline.com/health/what-is-desire">https://www.healthline.com/health/what-is-desire</a> 
2. <a href="https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/loss-of-libido/#:~:text=Some%20of%20the%20main%20causes,can%20be%20stressful%20and%20tiring">https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/loss-of-libido/#:~:text=Some%20of%20the%20main%20causes,can%20be%20stressful%20and%20tiring</a> 
3. <a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/low-sex-drive-in-women/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20374561">https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/low-sex-drive-in-women/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20374561</a>

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