We all have a few hang-ups about sex, it’s just a reality of life within our culture. But that doesn’t mean you should ever be embarrassed about who you are and what you like. Dr. Danielle Harel and Celeste Hirschman spoke about their experience as sex councilors, and found that one of the most common (and wrongheaded) ideas most people share is some kind of shame regarding their likes and dislikes. But don’t let that slow down a healthy relationship. Instead, they say, be honest and open about what you want, and listen to their desires as well. Read the full article: Sex Therapists Advice: Don't Wait 40 Years to Get Your Toes Sucked