What if you don’t need to love your body every day? Sexologist in S’pore explains why simply being okay can be enough

Body positivity tells us to love our bodies every day — but what happens when that feels like just another pressure to perform? In this piece, Singapore-based sexologist Dian Nambani unpacks the rise of "body neutrality," a gentler alternative that separates self-worth from appearance and makes room for days when you simply feel okay, rather than confident or celebratory. Drawing on research and her clinical experience, she explores how body-image struggles show up in intimacy and the bedroom, and offers practical ways to build a more neutral, sustainable relationship with your body. Read the full article on MustShareNews to explore what "being okay" can look like for you. If this resonates with you, you don't have to navigate it alone. Dian Nambani offers one-on-one sessions for those looking to build a healthier, more compassionate relationship with their body, whether that shows up in daily life, intimacy, or self-care. Book a session with Nambani today and start exploring what "being okay" can look like for you.