Your body has gone quiet — not because it's broken, but because it remembers everything. At some point, your nervous system learned that feeling too much was dangerous. So it did the most intelligent thing it could: it dimmed the volume. It numbed. It disconnected. It made you invisible, even to yourself.
You may feel like you're floating through intimacy or simply not there during sex. You may crave connection but feel confused when your body doesn't respond. You may ask, why can't I feel anything?
You're not frigid. You're not too late. You're a sleeping body — protecting what matters most.