Sensory Sensitivity in Intimacy: Touch, Comfort, and Consent
Sensory sensitivity in intimacy describes how touch, sound, light, smell, texture, and other sensory input can affect comfort, arousal, boundaries, and sexual experiences.
Sensory sensitivity in intimacy describes how touch, sound, light, smell, texture, and other sensory input can affect comfort, arousal, boundaries, and sexual experiences.
Neurodiversity recognizes natural differences in how brains develop and function and can influence communication, sensory experience, relationships, identity, and sexual health.