hims & hers’ Post

American culture has a complicated relationship with sex. We celebrate it openly, yet often avoid talking about it in healthcare settings. At Hims & Hers, we’re working to change that. To better understand modern intimacy, we surveyed 2,000 Americans ages 18–60. The findings reinforce a powerful truth: sexual health is deeply connected to confidence, identity, and overall well-being. 96% of respondents say sex is a regular part of their lives, and more than half say it shapes how they see themselves. Yet stigma still keeps many from seeking care—41% of men report feeling too embarrassed to get help for sexual health concerns, while 42% of respondents say menopause remains taboo. Encouragingly, technology is helping shift the conversation. Many respondents say digital health has made it easier to seek support discreetly and take control of their health. The takeaway: Sexual health is health—and closing the gap between stigma and care can help millions reclaim confidence, intimacy, and quality of life. https://bit.ly/425noBI