Sexpert exposes casual sex mistake as many believe 'misleading' myth

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sex" should be binned as it's "misleading" and does not mean "masturbating inside the body of another person".Sexuality and relationship coach, Pallavi Barnwal, has over 53,000 followers on Instagram and she works to help couples have secure relationships that are full of passion.More recently she's opened up about the importance of discussing "casual sex" and thinks we should bin the term.READ MORE: 'I was never truly happy until I decided to do porn – it makes me feel powerful'Pallavi said she thinks the term "casual" can be "misleading", as it "doesn't entitle one to see a person as no more than a sex toy".She said she learnt a lot more about it when she spent some time on a dating app a few years back, and claimed it taught her a lot about modern relationships and people's mindsets.But the sexpert claims even if a relationship isn't extremely serious it doesn't mean you "ignore the needs of someone".

Writing on Instagram, Pallavi said: "I have somewhat a problem with the word 'casual' in casual sex. "The word 'casual' is misleading, and I have seen this being misused by a lot of people in their sexual encounters with other people. "Casual sex is not masturbating inside the body of another person.

People are bodies + emotions + mind combined."And casual sex doesn't entitle one to see a person as no more than a sex toy."In early 2021, after coming out of a relationship, I went on a dating app for a while - about two months. "That tenure, taught me a lot about relationships, relating and people's mindsets. "For ex: I met a man, who would do breadcrumb communication. "He would not reply to my texts for hours to days at stretch and the moment I deleted his number which meant, my profile pic became invisible on his.