As sex is a sensual activity that stimulates all of our five senses—sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste—sex and physical intimacy can be challenging for autistic individuals, who often suffer from sensory sensitivity, which many studies suggest negatively effect their ability to enjoy or desire sex. In this article, we spoke to two autism experts […]
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Amber S. is a freelance editor, content writer, and senior fitness and news editor for Marathon Handbook. Her work spans health, fitness, wellness, and technology, with contributions to Yahoo Life, Sports Illustrated, PCMag, and more. She covers a variety of topics, including running, weightlifting, nutrition, and mental health, bringing an insightful, accessible approach to fitness and lifestyle. Amber is also passionate about yoga and encourages readers to balance physical health with mindfulness in their everyday lives.
As sex is a sensual activity that stimulates all of our five senses—sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste—sex and physical intimacy can be challenging for autistic individuals, who often suffer from sensory sensitivity, which many studies suggest negatively effect their ability to enjoy or desire sex. In this article, we spoke to two autism experts […]
