“When we heal ourselves sexually, we will heal so many other parts of our life.”Today's guest is Emily Morse, who is a Doctor of Human Sexuality, host of the longest running sexual wellness podcast, Sex with Emily, and author of Hot Sex: Over 200 Things You Can Try Tonight.She is recognized as one of today’s most insightful sex educators challenging cultural taboos, misinformation and awkward sex talks to create a future where people can deeply connect and shamelessly embrace pleasure.This conversation covers mature content with the intent to educate you all and start a conversation with yourself and others.For more go to: www.lewishowes.com/1070Check out Emily’s website: www.sexwithemily.com The Power of Erotic Intelligence with Esther Perel: https://link.chtbl.com/732-podFind Lasting Love with Matthew Hussey: https://link.chtbl.com/811-pod
In this episode of The School of Greatness, Emily Morse, sex educator and host of the podcast "Sex with Emily," discusses how to simplify our feelings about desires, how to hack our sex lives, and what ruins relationships, among other topics.
Sex is an uncomfortable topic to discuss due to the lack of sexual education and role models. Resentments and boredom are the main reasons why men and women stop having sex with their partners after a long period of time, but it's important to understand that it's not a failure and requires communication and flexibility to maintain a healthy sexual relationship.
In a relationship, it is important to understand your partner's love languages and sexual DNA in order to make them feel loved and satisfied, even if it takes some work.
Cheating is a common issue in every relationship and not necessarily because the sex isn't great. The podcast host talks about why people cheat and how discussing a "business plan" for your sex life may help prevent it.
A caller describes a complex web of relationships involving her ex-husband, his current wife, and the caller's ex-wife, all of whom are now romantically involved with each other.
This podcast explores the many ways in which we can achieve orgasm, from the primary erogenous zones to other less well known areas such as the inner elbow, and the role of factors such as medication, stress, and communication in orgasm ability during sexual activity. It highlights the fact that only 20% of women achieve orgasm during penetration.
Dr. Emily Morse talks about de-stigmatizing male sexual health and how to address premature ejaculation and difficulty to orgasm.
This transcript snippet discusses how men who struggle with premature ejaculation can benefit from mindful masturbation to better understand their ejaculatory control and patterns of response. By developing greater self-awareness and control, they may improve their ejaculatory control during sexual encounters.
The speaker discusses the importance of giving women permission to explore their sexual desires without judgment, including trying new things like using toys or being tied up, as a way to experience their first orgasm.
The stigma surrounding female masturbation and bodies can lead to women feeling ashamed and checked out during sexual experiences. This is often perpetuated by religious and societal beliefs that view female arousal as sinful or taboo.
The speaker discusses the importance of communication in long term relationships, especially when it comes to sexual preferences and needs.
Emily Morse talks about clearing out roadblocks in communication first before discussing how to communicate about sex, instead of blaming others. She also offers a master class on her website for free.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of prioritizing pleasure in life, as it is a birthright and leads to a more joyful existence. Despite the tendency to put pleasure on hold until other tasks are completed, it should be given priority in daily life.
In this podcast, the speaker talks about the importance of sex education, healing, and overcoming sexual shame and pain. He encourages listeners to sign up for inspirational messages and other surprises by texting the word "podcast" to a given number or by sharing the link to his website.