In this podcast, the host discusses the discomfort around talking about sex in relationships and points out that one of the misconceptions is that if you have to talk about sex, then there's a problem. She also suggests that men and women face the same challenges around sex in long-term relationships.
The speaker questions whether individuals are using protection to avoid conflict or if they are doing it out of necessity from past experiences. They also mention the issue of blaming and shaming individuals for their behavior.
Building a thriving relationship requires a constant focus on healing and creating a safe environment for partners to process their emotions. Love can wound, but it can also heal if partners prioritize each other's safety and healing.
People who have a committed sexual strategy are likely to oppose abortion, as legal and safe access to it enables less committed strategists to pursue casual sex, interfering with committed strategists' preferences. This link allows us to question political attitudes towards abortion.
Effective communication in relationships involves learning to listen, process, and understand the perspective of our partner. Even if we disagree, it's important to understand why they see things in a certain way.
Research on the impact of women having sex with multiple partners is limited but suggests potential for damage to relationships and mental health. It can also indicate a lack of attachment and self-worth issues for some individuals.