As I’ve been saying for weeks now, it must be very, very hard to live in a sprawling Los Angeles mansion during California’s shelter-in-place orders. The richer a person is, the more space they occupy as a human being. Just try and imagine living with four people in an 8000-square-foot Brentwood estate, like Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk? If I were them, I wouldn’t be having sex either!
Goop also wondered what she and Falchuk should do about sex, considering they’re “all in the house and you’ve got dogs, and work, and work from home.” Relat
able! Boehm, however, warned Goop that “the female body when put under stress goes into survival mode,” meaning women won’t feel like having sex right now. Gender essentialism aside , I’ll say for myself—I’m having the most sex of my life during shelter-in-place. Maybe my body just isn’t female enough! Boehm continues:
“Food, comfort and eating sweets to up the body fat; most women are reporting these are the things they want to do. They don’t want so much pleasure. Opening to pleasure leads to all others sorts of emotions. It’s fairly normal for women to have emotional response in the context of sexual pleasure and orgasm, crying, even anger things like that.
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