Published Sep 9, 2014

How to Be A Sexual Superhero

Emily Morse offers insightful advice on how to enhance your sexual health and satisfaction by breaking down taboos, boosting libido through natural methods, and navigating relationship dynamics amid changes like postpartum intimacy shifts. With a focus on understanding one's body and the power of communication, this episode explores the truth about sexual myths and the fluid nature of desire.
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  • Misunderstandings

    Misunderstandings about sexual ability and expectations often lead to misplaced blame and confusion. shares a personal anecdote about blaming a partner for her inability to orgasm, highlighting a common misconception that it's solely the partner's responsibility to ensure sexual satisfaction 1. She emphasizes that understanding one's own body is crucial for sexual fulfillment. Emily also discusses her role as the host of the Sexual Health Expo, an event aimed at educating consumers about sexual wellness and breaking down these misconceptions 2.

    Let that be a lesson to everybody that I was ignorant and I didn't have a lot of sexual information then knowing that, like women, it's not his fault.

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    The expo features workshops with leading sex experts, providing a platform for open discussions and learning.

       

    Female Insights

    Female sexuality is often misunderstood, with many women feeling shame about their sexual preferences. Emily addresses these misconceptions by explaining that women's sexual arousal can be fluid and diverse, often differing from men's experiences 3. She encourages women to embrace their desires without fear of judgment, suggesting mutual masturbation as a way for couples to explore each other's preferences. Additionally, Emily introduces her massage candles as a tool to enhance sexual experiences, emphasizing the importance of setting a romantic mood 4.

    Female sexuality is so fluid. Like, if you look at the Kinsey spectrum, you know, women are just more fluid and open about their sexuality.

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    These candles, made from natural ingredients, are designed to create a sensual atmosphere and help overcome barriers to intimacy.

       

    Peak Myths

    The belief that men and women reach their sexual peaks at specific ages is a myth. Emily challenges the notion that men peak at 18 and women in their thirties, explaining that sexual satisfaction is more about self-awareness and comfort with one's body than age 5. She notes that as women age, they often become more confident and knowledgeable about their bodies, leading to more fulfilling sexual experiences. Emily also highlights the connection between gut health and sexual well-being, recommending a probiotic that supports overall health and can enhance sexual vitality 6.

    This sexual peak is not a fact. And I actually, before I started working in sex, I thought this was true, too. But it's actually not true.

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    A balanced gut contributes to reduced stress and increased energy, which are essential for a healthy sex life.

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