Rediscovering sex after a dry spell | Lisa Opel | TEDxFrankfurt

Are you finding that pleasure has slipped down your list of priorities? Have you ever not wanted sex and wondered if that’s normal? Or considered how motherhood reshapes sexual identity? In her raw, honest, funny, and emotional TEDx talk, Lisa Opel, an acclaimed multilingual author, confronts these nuanced and often taboo themes head-on. Lisa's voice resonates across the spectrum of sexual discourse.

Lisa Opel, a multilingual author born in Germany, raised in Portugal, and educated in England, has revolutionised the world of literature with her captivating erotic works. Combining light-heartedness, education, and taboo exploration, Lisa's writing rekindles passion and encourages open dialogue. Her diverse background, from working in offices to factories and a fetish shop, has provided her with profound insights into human desire. Featured on esteemed platforms such as WDR, Spiegel Online, SIXX, and global podcasts, Lisa aims to introduce a new genre of literature to unassuming audiences. Additionally, she serves as a strong advocate for struggling mothers, helping them navigate personal transformation.

[shelbyspellman]

This was actually really insightful . I love how she touched on while there may be physical barriers, a lot of it is mental .

[mariyagrinina]

Thank you Lisa for such a vulnerable and important sharing!

[pleasepinchmehard]

It was such a pleasure being on that stage and sharing my story. Thank you, TEDx Frankfurt!

[CarniNeen]

Been through a few ‘droughts’ myself …got a lot out of this talk. Thank you!!! From a ‘post menopausal’ 56 year old ☺️ 🇦🇺

[friederikegalland]

Finally! Dear Lisa, your TED Talk is marvellous. I hope it gets the attention it deserves, and the topic needs.

[carlabanc]

Amazing work and what an important topic for all!😍

[telviselvis]

Love this ! You are so much fun to watch. ❤️

[aestheterisa]

Amazing talk! Great Job to Lisa and TEDxFrankfurt!🥳💫🥂

[vampireteddygram]

I feel like that audience may not have been ready for that level of enthusiasm! xD This is just not what I think of when I think of a TedTalk.

[robertnobles]

The premise is that the thoughts in her head ABOUT what other people were thinking is correct. I can’t place my confidence in the premise.

[dongivafoc]

All this BS has become so theatrical it's hard to focus with the overexageration

[nicolescott]

Such a good talk. Intimacy is so important ❤

[BrezzaLover]

Great video busting modern stero types

[daiyaanhasan]

oh my days..
how far have Ted Talks fallen

[AaronHalliday]

The moral of the story (as of 1:52): "Don't have kids."

[Dr_LK]

Sheesh they’ll make a talk out of everything these days...