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'''Sexual healing''' is a myth. It is not possible to use sex to heal emotional pain (see [[reparative therapy]]).
'''Sexual healing''' is a questionable issue amongst the religious community. Many say that it is not possible to use sex to heal emotional pain (see [[reparative therapy]]). However, there have been numerous cases (several documented by Antonio Talavara) where a married couple have been able to resolve various issues in the bedroom. New evidence has since suggested that sexual healing is a viable option for married couples, or unmarried couples that have been in a lengthy relationship.
French psychoanalyst [[Jacques Lacan]] wrote:
French psychoanalyst [[Jacques Lacan]] wrote:
:I have seen both men and women who have tried to seduce a woman to get from her the nurturing and attention they never received from their mothers. And I have seen both women and men who have tried to seduce a man to get from him the protection and attention they never received from their fathers. And in the end it’s all an impossibility. [http://www.guidetopsychology.com/sex_love.htm]
:I have seen both men and women who have tried to seduce a woman to get from her the nurturing and attention they never received from their mothers. And I have seen both women and men who have tried to seduce a man to get from him the protection and attention they never received from their fathers. And in the end it’s all an impossibility. [http://www.guidetopsychology.com/sex_love.htm]
Spanish cultural anthropologist Antonio Talavar wrote:
:I have noticed, in my field of studying, that sexual relationships are able to affect the chemical nature of both a man and a woman's mind. In this state, perhaps it is easier to come into contact with god.
==Popular Culture==
==Popular Culture==