Amputee Women Making Love

Historically, disability, including amputation, has been viewed through a lens of limitation and pity. This perspective neglects the multidimensionality of individuals with amputations, reducing them to their physical condition rather than acknowledging their wholeness as human beings. When it comes to intimacy and sex, these misconceptions can lead to erasure of the sexual agency and autonomy of amputee women.

You are not alone. A growing community of amputee women, sex educators, and therapists are speaking openly about these topics. amputee women making love

Physical mechanics change after an amputation, requiring creativity, patience, and adaptation in the bedroom. Prosthetics: On or Off? You are not alone

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No guide to positions or techniques matters more than open, honest communication. Before, during, and after lovemaking, partners should discuss: Prosthetics: On or Off

Depending on the level of amputation, energy expenditure can vary. Finding times of day when energy levels are high, or focusing on slower, more sensual encounters, can be beneficial.

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