No, no psychiatrist or psychologist has ever brought up the topic of sex and I have never spoken about it and I have been in therapy for a total of 5 years spread over 15 years.

Do you bring the topic up a lot? Perhaps your P is taking the cue from you. If it is on your mind perhaps your P things it is an area of concern. Maybe you not talk about it for a few sessions and see whether P brings it up or not.

never brought it up, only when i first told him about my fathers sexual feeling parnoia, thats it.

im feeling this depression about not having sex now, who cares uuugh i dont even care about it right now. i think i mentioned that i was disgusted at the idea of sex last session too, so maybe this is why. even so i dont want to connect with anyone right now, yuk yuk yuk!

I have had a frank and open discussion with my T on the topic of sex. It's hard, but possible. I found once I was able to broach the topic the first time, it became and remained a non-issue.

I think it's totally normal to feel an intense desire for sex in the process of therapy, especially if you value and find comfort in physical touch. It is/can be a way to feel connected and be intimate when that is what you are craving.

Much like it is a good idea to grab a chocolate bar instead if going crazy craving one... Opening yourself to the idea of wanting sex as part of your path to self betterment - isn't a bad thing.

Personally, I found an incredible amount of release in it.

*adds to the TMI pile

i just went out hoping to find someone to have a ONS with because of this, but came back alone lol with my senses back. hes just turned me into a horny woman