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  • If you could change one thing about your sex life, what would it be? In this episode, we’re discussing the biggest changes people want to make and the new things they want to try in bed based on insights from Arya’s new study of Couples and Intimacy Trends, which included data from more than 100,000 respondents.

    I am joined once again by Nicholas Velotta, a PhD student at the University of Washington who researches intimate relationships and sex. He is also the head of research at the couple’s wellness platform, Arya.fyi. You can find him online at mindonlove.com.

    Some of the specific topics we explore include:

    What do people wish was different about their sex lives?Why does it seem like everyone is having less sex than they used to?What are the most common new things people want to try sexually?Why is kink becoming more popular?How can we leverage technology to improve intimacy and enhance eroticism?

    You can check out Nicholas’ website to learn more about his work.

    Got a sex question? Send me a podcast voicemail to have it answered on a future episode at speakpipe.com/sexandpsychology.

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  • Think about the last few times you had sex. What was your main reason for doing it? There are myriad reasons that people report, including pleasure and horniness. However, a common motive that we don’t talk enough about is when people have sex out of a sense of duty or obligation. So let’s talk about “duty sex,” including who has it and what effects it has on people and their relationships.

    My guest today is Kate Metcalfe, a clinical psychology PhD student at the University of Texas at Austin and a member of Dr. Cindy Meston’s Sexual Psychophysiology Laboratory. Kate’s research broadly focuses on sexual agency and motivation across different contexts and life stages.

    Some of the specific topics we explore include:

    What does it mean to have “duty sex?”Who is most likely to engage in duty sex?How are sexual satisfaction and sexual pain related to duty sex?How might a history of nonconsensual sexual experiences contribute to duty sex?Is duty sex inherently bad?

    You can learn more about duty sex by reading Kate’s study that was recently published on the topic.

    Got a sex question? Send me a podcast voicemail to have it answered on a future episode at speakpipe.com/sexandpsychology.

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  • Sexual fluidity is controversial. The fact that people’s sexual attractions can shift has sometimes been used to argue that sexual orientation is a choice and, therefore, that being LGBTQ doesn’t merit being a protected class under the law. In this show, we’re going to dive into the complicated politics surrounding sexual fluidity.

    I am joined once again by Mark Cusack, a sexuality and relationship coach supporting people who may have complex, fluid or undefined sexual orientation or gender. Mark’s latest book is titled Fluid: A Guide for People with Flexible Sexuality.

    Some of the specific topics we explore include:

    Why is sexual fluidity controversial?What does research say about whether someone can consciously change their sexual attraction?Is sexual fluidity something that only young people experience?What is the process of coming out as sexually fluid like?Can people of any age experience sexual fluidity?

    You can check out Mark’s latest book here.

    Got a sex question? Send me a podcast voicemail to have it answered on a future episode at speakpipe.com/sexandpsychology.

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  • There are close to two dozen legal brothels in the U.S. state of Nevada. In today’s show, we’re going to go inside one of these brothels and talk to the madam who manages it. We’re going to talk about what the job of a brothel madam is really like, as well as some common myths and misconceptions about brothels and sex work.

    My guest is Tara Adkins, who has served as the madam of the World Famous Mustang Ranch for 17 years. As the madam of this property, Tara is responsible for hiring and training the courtesans. Additionally, she provides counsel to the women, offering support on financial and personal matters to ensure their success as independent contractors and beyond.

    Some of the specific topics we explore include:

    What requirements do you have to meet in order to be a fully legal brothel?What is the inside of a brothel actually like?What are the brothel madam’s main responsibilities?How does the madam ensure safety and respect for sex workers?What are some of the biggest misconceptions people have about legal brothels?

    You can click here to check out the World Famous Mustang Ranch’s website.

    Got a sex question? Send me a podcast voicemail to have it answered on a future episode at speakpipe.com/sexandpsychology.

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  • Nothing makes us lose desire for sex faster than having bad sex. Indeed, many cases of low sexual desire are simply due to people having sex that isn’t worth having. In this episode, we’re going to talk about the three main types of bad sex, what it means to have good sex, and how to stop having bad sex.

    Today, we’re revisiting a fantastic conversation I had with Dr. Kelly Casperson back in episode 128. Kelly is a urologist, sex educator, author, and podcaster whose mission is empowering women to live their best love lives. She combines education, humor, and candor in her book and podcast, both of which are titled, You Are Not Broken.

    Some of the specific topics we explore include:

    What are the three main kinds of bad sex?How can we stop thinking of sex as something we’re obligated to do?Why is it bad idea to think of sex as a bargaining tool?What kind of sex should we be aiming for?How can we get closer to having good (or “good enough”) sex?

    You can check out Kelly’s website to learn more about her work.

    Got a sex question? Send me a podcast voicemail to have it answered on a future episode at speakpipe.com/sexandpsychology.

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  • You’re in my Hotlines today, and Producer Erica and I are taking your calls! Today’s theme: conversations you need to have with your sex partners.
    First, how long should you wait to tell casual sex partners you’re sleeping with other people? We’re all up-leveling our communication skills, so I make the case for telling them immediately. Next, she’s on ADD medication and likes a drink or two – is it negatively affecting her orgasm? Or should her partner have a deeper conversation with her about turn-ons? After that, we’ve got a young couple who just started having oral sex. She’s sore afterwards -- is it a medical condition or underlying shame? Finally, she just discovered her partner watches porn… and the subjects don’t look like her. How can she talk to him about it without judgment?

    Have a question? Call my Hotline 559-TALK-SEX (559-825-5739) or message me at sexwithemily.com/askemily.


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  • In this episode, you are going to learn how to have amazing sex, deeper intimacy, and create real, lasting love.

    If you feel like intimacy with your partner is rare, your desire is low, or that your marriage is even sexless, this conversation is for you.

    Here to deliver the most important sex advice you need to hear is renowned sex therapist and bestselling author, Vanessa Marin.

    Vanessa Marin is a licensed psychotherapist and a sex therapist with over 20 years of clinical experience helping people have healthier, more satisfying sex lives. She is known for her viral, no-shame, straight-to-the-point advice on how to have the best sex of your life.

    This conversation tackles everything you weren’t taught—and probably aren’t talking about—when it comes to sex. Mel also shares openly about her own sex life, difficulties with intimacy, and speaks openly in a way you’ve never heard before.

    Whether you are single, in a relationship, or married, this conversation is going to make you think differently about sex and inspire you to prioritize pleasure and connection in bed, no matter your age, relationship status, or gender.

    You’ll learn:

    -The real reason you feel disconnected in your sex life

    -The two different types of sex drives and why it matters

    -What to do if you’re on your way to a dry bedroom

    -What exactly to say if you’re not in the mood when your partner initiates sex

    If you feel like you can’t talk about sex, if you can’t ask for what you want, don’t know how to bring it up, are going through a dry spell, or want to have more sex but you’re exhausted, this episode is for you.

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  • In this episode of The Penis Project Podcast, we’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Justin Lehmiller, a renowned research fellow at the Kinsey Institute at Indiana University and one of the leading voices in the field of human sexuality. Dr. Lehmiller, author of Tell Me What You Want: The Science of Sexual Desire and How It Can Help You Improve Your Sex Life and The Psychology of Human Sexuality, shares groundbreaking insights into the fascinating world of sexual fantasies and desire.

    Dr. Lehmiller discusses key findings from his research, including the results of the largest-ever survey of sexual fantasies in the United States, which reveals what Americans are fantasizing about and how these desires reflect societal shifts in attitudes toward sex and intimacy.

    Topics Covered in This Episode:

    Future Directions in Sexuality Research: Dr. Lehmiller highlights underexplored areas in the field and shares his vision for advancing the study of human sexuality. Consensual Non-Monogamy: We dive into his research on CNM relationships and discuss the cultural and structural changes needed to support diverse relationship styles. Cultural and Demographic Variations: Learn how factors like age, sexual orientation, and cultural norms shape the nature and prevalence of sexual fantasies. Research Inspiration: Dr. Lehmiller shares what sparked his passion for studying human sexuality and how his role at the Kinsey Institute has influenced his work. Sexual Fantasy Trends: Discover the societal and psychological insights behind the most common sexual fantasies, and how open communication about desires can strengthen relationships.

    As the host of the Sex and Psychology blog and podcast, and a guest expert featured on platforms like Netflix’s Sex, Explained, Dr. Lehmiller brings a wealth of knowledge, humor, and empathy to this thought-provoking conversation.

    Tune in to uncover the science behind sexual desire and learn how to navigate your fantasies with greater confidence and understanding.

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  • Ken and I had a conversation last year about his relatively new business focused on supporting men with erectile dysfunction. His goal was to help them navigate the U.S. healthcare system and address their challenges in achieving and maintaining an erection.

    Having experienced this issue firsthand and struggled to find a helpful healthcare provider, Ken wanted to save other men the time and effort. He wanted to work with them to understand their circumstances and experiences, ultimately providing a tailored recovery pathway.

    Unfortunately, as we discussed in the show, he found it challenging to reach potential customers, who, I suspect, felt too ashamed to discuss their sexual health with another man who lacked a PhD, despite being a fully qualified sexologist and training with the Dr. Rachael Institute.

    Our conversation delves into the stigma surrounding ED, the role of lifestyle and health in managing the condition, and the need for men to advocate for their sexual health. We also explore societal expectations of masculinity and the performative nature of male sexuality, as well as advancements in ED treatments and the importance of a holistic approach to health. Ken emphasises the need for open conversations about ED and the resources available to help men navigate their sexual health challenges.

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    10:28 Breaking the Stigma Around ED

    12:00 Marketing Challenges in ED Coaching

    13:54 Societal Expectations and Masculinity

    16:50 The Performative Nature of Male Sexuality

    19:31 Advancements in ED Treatments

    22:21 The Importance of Holistic Health

    25:20 Navigating ED as a Lifelong Journey

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  •  老人与海是海明威于一九五一年在古巴写的一篇中篇小说,于一九五二年出版,是海明威最著名的作品之一。他围绕着一位老年的古巴渔夫和一条巨大的马铃鱼在离岸很远的湾流中搏斗而展开的故事叙述。他奠定了海明威在世界文学中突出的地位。这篇小说相继获得了一九五三年美国普利策奖和一九五四年的诺贝尔文学奖。


  • 大家敲碗已久的 多益應考技巧 終於上架啦~

    多益考試真的很值得大家花時間(2~3個月)好好準備!
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    把手機拿給我 Hand my cell phone to me, please.
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  • 在一般人的印象中,新加坡第三任总理李显龙和他的父亲李光耀不一样,不是天生的外交家,但李显龙处理外交也有自己的一套。

    一方面是基于新加坡国力蒸蒸日上,新加坡在国际上的朋友愈来愈多,名声愈来愈响亮。另一方面是因为李显龙本人的睿智与见识。

    不过,要在国际丛林里立足,仅仅和美国与西方搞好关系是不够的,新加坡还需要兼顾好几方面的关系。这个过程并非无风无浪,而是暗流涌动,也免不了波折。

    李显龙对中国有很深的渊源与认识,处理或化解了彼此的意见分歧。在任职总理的20年里,李显龙访问中国多达14次,足迹遍及中国大江南北。他曾经两次,以外国领导人身份,受邀到中共中央党校用华语演讲。

    在李显龙任内,新加坡处理了与邻国马来西亚争执多年的丹戎巴葛火车站问题,以及水供问题,并解决了长期困扰新加坡与印度尼西亚关系的空域、防务和引渡等问题。

    本集联合早报播客《显龙20》回述李显龙如何带领新加坡推进了亚细安的建设, 处理好新加坡与大国以及与邻国的关系,将一个有卓越国际名声的新加坡,交班给下一代。

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  • Welcome to episode 263 of the Sexology Podcast! Today I am delighted to welcome Dr. Alison Ash to the podcast. In this episode, we discuss the do’s and dont's of cunnilingus, recommendations for the receiver to feel comfortable receiving oral sex, and what are some of the best positions for oral sex.

    Dr. Alison Ash is at trauma-informed sex and intimacy coach and educator, Stanford University Lecturer, author, and founder of TurnON.love. As a sociologist with a PhD from Stanford, she has a comprehensive understanding of the complex societal challenges that often lead to unsatisfying and disempowering sexual experiences.

    She designs workshops, courses, and retreats and offers individuals and couples coaching to give others the tools to discover their desires and confidently pursue them.

    In this episode, you will hear:

    The do’s and dont's of cunnilingus How you can fine tune your rhythm with your partner Dispelling the misconceptions around the smell of a vagina Ways in which you can help put your partner at ease Recommendations for the receiver to feel comfortable to receive oral sex Looking at techniques such as “writing the alphabet with your tongue” When is the right time to move onto penetration? What are some of the best positions for oral sex? Looking at experimenting with the 69 position for oral sex

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