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What Women Really Want In The Bedroom - Emily Morse
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June 24, 2023
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58:47Now PlayingEmily Morse is a sexologist, author, and host of the podcast “Sex with Emily”.
In a sex-positive world, bedroom activities are still considered a taboo subject. And intimacy isn't at the forefront of everyone's minds right now, but having a good love life is important for your physical and psychological health, so I guess we need to hear from an expert.
Expect to learn why people are having less sex than previous generations, why we feel shame when talking about sex and how to get over it, what you can do to stop having repetitive sex, the 5 pillars that makes up Emily’s Sex IQ, the most common challenges people are facing when it comes to talking about intimacy with their partner, the 3 T’s of communication for progressing your love life and much more...
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