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I interviewed a sex therapist.To know what they do.

Could they — for maybe an extra $10 — give a partial demonstration? Not the same as other work — like emptying trash cans — but could I sign on for weekends?No complete body rub.Just, let’s say, parts.

But I select which parts.Roger Libby does this kind of work.If that’s called work.

It beats tarring a road — but . . .still.“First,” he said, “it’s certification.

It’s the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists.I have a Ph.D.

and post-doctorate fellowship.But it’s connected.

Maybe it’s conversation, maybe affection.Maybe a communication problem.

I coordinate the entire effort.It’s tied together.“There’s sexual infidelity.

If he’s premature or delayed, I teach exercises, orgasms.Trauma specialists do eye treatment therapy.

Sexual therapy chemistry can be based on hair pheromones.Liking each other’s smells.

I started National Orgasm Week in Daytona Beach in the ’70s.“Listen, I know we all fake it at times.Even me.

We all sometimes are in a hurry.”Your price?“Two-fifty an hour.”Well, at least, doesn’t look like he has to face poverty.The hills are alive with the sounds of therapy.Now it’s automobile therapy.

My longtime forever friend Pietro Mosconi emigrated here from Italy almost 50 years ago and he still sounds like he’s arriving Thursday.His MacDougal Street restaurant Monte’s is always wall-to-wall jammed.“Now,” he says, “less jammed.

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