Obese woman sex

Sexual dysfunction in obese women is more affected by psychological domains than that of non-obese. To compare differences in the occurrence and changed domains of sexual dysfunction in obese and non-obese Brazilian women. Female Sexual Function Index, based on six domains, to investigate 31 sexual dysfunction incidence for obese compared to 32 non-obese women, was used. No difference in female sexual dysfunction frequency between obese However, an important distinction in which aspects of sexual life were affected was found.

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Despite the widespread attitude in many societies that fat bodies aren't sexy, plus-size women can have satisfying sexual relationships if they accept their bodies, a small study finds. Overweight women who feel shame about their weight, however, tend to have less satisfying sex lives. Jeannine Gailey, a sociologist at Texas Christian University, interviewed 36 women who identified themselves as fat. The subjects were classified as obese or morbidly obese based on body mass index, with their weights ranging from pounds to pounds 98 kilograms to kilograms. All of the women were recruited from listservs for "size acceptance" organizations.