Emily Morse

Doctor of Human Sexuality 💋
Host of Sex With Emily Podcast 🎧

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Kissing deserves a comeback.

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Sex is allowed to be funny.

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Good sex requires feedback.

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What’s one thing you wish someone had taught you about sex before you started having it?

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What’s something that instantly takes you OUT of the mood?

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Which would improve your sex life more right now:
More time
More energy
More communication
More novelty

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What’s something you thought was “weird” sexually until you realized a LOT of other people were into it too?

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“Just relax” might be some of the worst sex advice ever given.

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Your fantasy does not need to become a reality to be a perfectly healthy fantasy.

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Stop calling it foreplay if it’s the part that actually makes sex pleasurable.

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If you need everything to be perfect before you have sex, you’re probably going to have a lot less sex.

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A vibrator isn’t your competition.
If it helps your partner have an orgasm, welcome your new teammate.

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Happy World Sexual Health Day!

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You can love your partner deeply and still not spontaneously want sex with them all the time.
That’s not a relationship emergency.

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A few books I recommend:

Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski
Mating in Captivity by Esther Perel
She Comes First by Ian Kerner
Better Sex Through Mindfulness by Lori Brotto
The Guide to Getting It On by Paul Joannides

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If anal hurts, “just relax” is terrible advice.

Pain isn’t something you’re supposed to push through to prove you’re good at sex.

There’s a better way to explore it.

Today’s episode gets into it. 🎧

https://t.co/ONrovPQ5Wg

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People I follow who are changing the way we talk about sex:

@emilynagoski sex educator & author

@JustinLehmiller sex researcher

@EstherPerel psychotherapist & relationship expert

@DrJenniSkyler sex therapist & sexologist

@ShanBoodram sex & relationship educator

@IanKerner sex therapist & author

@DrZhana sexuality researcher

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Stop measuring the health of your relationship by how many times you had sex this week.

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“Do you like that?” is sexy.
Ask.

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A vibrator is not your partner’s competition.