communication

In this interview, Gary and I talk about how to become aware of our destructive relationship habits, and concrete ways to manage them.

My team and I have assembled the 10 MOST popular articles on SexWithEmily.com and we are dedicating this episode to the things our listeners most want to hear.

It’s part 2 in our Best Of special. I can’t wait to let you listen in on my conversations with John Wineland, Esther Perel, and Tom Bilyeu.

It’s the #1 question I get: “our sex life is stale, how do we make it hot again?” For long-term couples, this issue is so common it’s almost a cliche.

On this show, we’re leaning into discomfort, so we can come out on the other side sexually satisfied. In other words: we’re learning how to have a sex talk!

Trust: it’s the glue of relationships, even the more casual ones. I take your questions on trust and safety because those are the precursors to hot sex.

Confidence is an inside job, but here’s the good news. Once you generate it on your own terms, life – and sex – gets a whole lot easier.

Sex is play, but certain sex positions feel more like work, right? Let’s make the most challenging positions feel smooth and easy.

Deep relationships require deep communication skills, and the most important skill is this: being able to articulate what you need, sexually and otherwise.

Gwyneth’s got a new show on Netflix called “Sex, Love & Goop,” where she shows how couples can save their sex lives, through touch, communication, and more.