16/03/2026
New post: How losing your sense of smell can change the way someone experiences s*xual attraction and intimacy. This clear, trauma-informed article explains the neuroscience of scent, how anosmia or hyposmia can shift attraction toward sight, touch and emotional connection, and practical paths to rebuild closeness.
For couples, singles re-entering dating, or anyone craving touch, the piece outlines what changes to expect and how to strengthen intimacy through other senses. Read more and explore support options with Tracy Louise Clinic — Australia-based s*x and intimacy coaching that offers educational sessions and workshops to help people reconnect and adapt.
Want tailored support? Visit the full article and get in touch to discuss coaching or workshops. *xeducation *xualdysfunction
How Does Not Having a Sense of Smell Affect S*xual Arousal?Most people think of s*xual attraction as something driven primarily by sight or touch.But there is another sense quietly working in the background that plays a powerful role in human intimacy.Smell.For many people, scent influences attracti...
