Dying for Sex: Disney’s ‘rollercoaster of emotions’ TV show reviewed by a sex and relationship therapist

Dying for Sex: Disney’s ‘rollercoaster of emotions’ TV show reviewed by a sex and relationship therapist

Warning: contains minor spoilers for Dying for Sex. When Molly (Michelle Williams) learns that her breast cancer has returned and time is now slipping through her fingers, she decides she isn’t ready to write off her ending. Not before living the chapter she’d never dared to start: the one about self and sexual discovery. The Disney+ series Dying for Sex opens with a couples’ therapy moment that, as a sex and relationships therapist, I know well…

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By Nate BloomContributing Columnist Catch-Up item: “Dying for Sex,” an eight-episode series, began streaming on Hulu on April 4. I just wasn’t in the mood for a story about Molly, a young, dying woman (Michelle Williams), and I wasn’t sure how big a role JENNY SLATE, 42, had as Molly’s best friend, Nikki. Well, I just watched it and I was moved by the series, even if a person’s suffering from cancer is not fun watching. There is, however, a lot …

The new mini-series "Dying for Sex" on Disney+ is inspired by Molly Kochan, an end-stage cancer patient, and her successful sex podcast. Who really was she? Molly dies, she has cancer in the end stage. Thus begins the new mini-series "Dying for Sex" (Disney+). Molly (Michelle Williams) is in the middle of a therapy session with her bieder husband Steve (Jay Duplass), when she receives a call from her doctor. She decides to hang her unsatisfactor…