Patient's question:
I once had a condition known as "genital anesthesia," and now when I have sex with my husband, I always feel numb and don't experience any pleasure at all. The only time I feel pleasure is when he touches my clitoris. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
Syndrome of crossing legs (which you refer to as the syndrome of clenching legs) is a physiological behavior in girls aged four to five. From Freud's psychological theory, this behavior is related to sexual psychology during early childhood.Regarding your statement about experiencing no pleasure during sex, there is no direct connection between this and the syndrome of crossing legs. It may have some impact on your current sexual psychology, but personally, I don’t think your current situation is caused by this.
In some women, the vagina is not a sensitive area, which is perfectly normal. You should communicate more with your partner and tell them how you like to be touched, which will improve the situation.