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Is Your Sex Life “Normal”?

In this live episode of Sex With Emily, I’m answering your real, unfiltered questions, covering everything… Read more »

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Why You’re Not Having the Sex You Want (& How to Fix It)

In this live episode of Sex With Emily, I dive into your real-time questions about sex,… Read more »

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The Truth About Hookup Culture Nobody Tells You

Casual sex gets a bad reputation — but most of that reputation comes from doing it… Read more »

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Dating Apps Are Making You Hate Dating

Jordana Abraham and Jared Freed from the U Up? podcast join Dr. Emily for a lively… Read more »

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Hotline Calls: I’m Sore from Oral Sex

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? 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?

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Best Of: Conscious, Casual Sex

On today’s throwback episode, I’ll be teaching you how to dive into casual sex with purpose and channel your inner Samantha Jones.

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Hack Your Dating Life w/ U Up?

Jordana Abraham & Jared Freid share tips to hack your dating life so you can make genuine connections while enjoying the process.

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Queefing, Lost Erections & Other Awkward Sex Probs

Awkward sex: it happens! From queefing to lost erections, I help you turn these awkward moments into erotic opportunities.

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Hotline Calls: I Saw My Partner’s Porn History

From telling casual partners you’re sleeping with other people, to discussing your partner’s porn history, I answer these juicy Hotline calls.

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Best Of: Are You Benefitting from Your Friends With Benefits?

Friends with benefits is completely valid relationship model, but it’s not for everyone. I help you get clear on whether FWB is right for you.