These are my personal opinions always seek a professional when you're making choices about your mental health and well-being.

Good to connect with you again. Glad you are here. Thanks for joining me. I want to read something that I received in the Overwhelmed Brain Empowerment Group on Facebook,

which you are welcome to join.

Just look up the overwhelmed brain in Facebook and you'll see the group.

Somebody wrote,

I have a question that's been baffling me. If somebody tells you their needs aren't being met,

but is referring to sexual means,

are those still considered needs?

Or is it a reaction from other needs not being met?

I feel it can also be weaponized against somebody if this were the case.

So I'm just looking for some clarity.

Thank you.

There's a quick question with a very deep well of meaning.

So when I answer these questions, I like to put myself in the position of the person asking

and the person they're asking about.

Person asking is probably in a place where somebody wants more sex or wants some specific kind of sex or something and that person sounds like

they're saying what about my needs I have needs too and they're talking of a sexual nature

here's my first quick answer I don't I don't know if I have a long answer but I don't have Here is my first quick answer.

I don't know if I have a long answer, but I do have a quick answer.

My quick answer is sex involves two people that must meet in the middle somewhere

to mutually agree to perform the act.

And don't write to me and say, sometimes it's more than two people.

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