It's not a news flash that the majority of women are dissatisfied with their bodies. Just the whole self-hatred thing is bad enough in terms of how much joy it steals from women's lives, but body discomfort can also make sex a downright distasteful body experience. Feeling bad about your body in isolation is one thing - having your body on view and available for touching by another human being takes it to another level.
Body hatred leads to sex in the dark, sex in certain positions only, prohibitions on touching particular areas of the body, and/or no sex at all. What women forget is that their sexual inhibitions are a much bigger turn-off for their partner than any flab or sagging flesh could ever be. And having those hated body parts lovingly carressed can actually be healing. You know you can't do that for yourself - why not let your partner help you grow in body acceptance? At the very least, more freedom and fewer inhibitions will definitely improve your sex life.
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