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Couple’s Shocking Bedroom Dilemma Leaves Grandma Gail Speechless (Almost) | Excuse My Advice

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Kim Murstein and Grandma Gail tackle two modern relationship dilemmas that couldn't be more different — but both strike at the heart of connection. First, they weigh in on whether friendships that have become little more than monthly catch-ups can still be meaningful, before diving headfirst into a jaw-dropping question about marriage, desire and bringing other people into the bedroom. As Kim and Gail debate old-school values versus modern relationships, the conversation takes a few unexpected turns.

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