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Keep the spark alive? No, screw the spark. | Emily Nagoski #shorts

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How do you define sexual desire? It’s often thought of as a sparky force that strikes people spontaneously, such as when they catch a glimpse of someone whom they find attractive. Sex educator Emily Nagoski explains why that's not the full story.

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