This is how we do it: 'My cancer is terminal, but sex is its own form of healing'

πŸ˜’ I'm so tired of reading about couples like Joe and Jess who just happen to have amazing sex lives despite having terminal cancer 🀯 Like, what's the point of sharing this with everyone else? Are we supposed to be inspired by their love or something? πŸ’” It just feels like a Hallmark card moment 😊

And don't even get me started on how they "credit" their deep emotional connection and trust in each other for keeping their sex life alive πŸ’β€β™€οΈ Like, did they not have those feelings before cancer came along? πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ It's just so convenient to blame the disease for everything that goes wrong in their relationship πŸ‘€

I swear, every time I see a story like this one, it feels like the forum is just trying to guilt trip me into feeling something I don't need to feel πŸ˜’. Can we just have a real discussion about cancer and intimacy without all the sappy feel-good vibes? πŸ€¦β€β™€οΈπŸ’”
 
I'm so down to hear about this couple's love story πŸ€—. Did you know that 1 in 2 people will be diagnosed with cancer by 2027? 🚨 That's over 20% of us! Anyway, it's amazing how sex can become a form of healing for them - they've got the whole intimacy thing down to a science πŸ’•. In fact, research shows that couples who experience regular physical touch have lower cortisol levels and blood pressure 😌.

I'm also loving their emphasis on emotional connection over physical intimacy 🀝. It's like, cancer might take away your body, but it can't take away your feelings or love for each other ❀️. And let's not forget, 70% of people with cancer experience mood swings and depression πŸ€•.

Their approach to caregiving is super relatable too - it's all about finding ways to make each other feel good and comfortable πŸ€—. Did you know that massage therapy can reduce pain and anxiety in cancer patients by up to 50%? 🌊 It's like, they're doing their own research without even realizing it! πŸ’‘
 
The way Jess and Joe are keeping it real about intimacy during tough times? That's what we need more of - authentic conversations about vulnerability and human connection πŸ’•. It makes me wonder if our society would be more empathetic towards others dealing with chronic illness or cancer if they shared their personal struggles and found ways to maintain relationships like these two did. We should be talking about the importance of emotional support networks, not just medical treatment 🀝.
 
πŸ€• Cancer sucks 🚽... but can't suck the life outta this couple's sex life πŸ’‹... just kidding lol πŸ˜‚ ... seriously though, its like they say 'sex is love's proof' πŸ’―... and cancer might try to strip away everything, but this couple's love is stronger than that πŸ’ͺ... even if they cant have the same intimacy anymore, they find new ways to connect & make each other feel good πŸ€—... it just goes to show, love can be healing & that's somethin we all need in times like these ❀️
 
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