

#99: Normalizing 7 Things In The Bedroom That Make Us Feel Like There's Something Wrong
6 snips Jul 29, 2025
In this enlightening discussion, listeners explore the often-misunderstood aspects of sexual relationships. The host highlights the importance of normalizing diverse experiences, busting myths about desire and pleasure. Emphasis is placed on the significance of communication and emotional connection, encouraging everyone to embrace their unique paths to intimacy. This conversation aims to liberate listeners from feelings of shame and fosters a supportive understanding of sexual health.
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Desire Discrepancy is Normal
- Desire varies naturally between partners and fluctuates over time.
- It's unrealistic to expect always matching sexual desire in a long-term relationship.
Responsive Desire is Normal
- Most women experience responsive desire where desire builds after sex starts.
- Not thinking about sex spontaneously doesn't mean low libido, but rather needs right conditions.
Sex Changes Over Time
- The thrill-filled sex at relationship start is fueled by chemical highs and not sustainable.
- Long-term sex can be more deeply connected, secure, and exploratory with effort.