From the Independent: "Sex therapists and doctors are reporting the first cases of young women seeking help for 'performance anxiety' -- a syndrome normally associated with men.
"Clinics say that the increasing expectation that women should be as experienced as men, coupled with society's obsession with body image, are to blame for female patients reporting they are unable to make love because they feel under pressure to deliver 'fantastic sex.'"
Said pressure is understandable, to be sure. But in other news, doctors are also reporting the first cases of sex therapists seeking help for 'syndrome anxiety,' saying they feel under pressure to call every freaking thing a "syndrome."
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