Bread & Butter Sex Deserves Better PR! Part 2 with Georgina Whelan from Sexual Psychology

Part 2 of my conversation with sex therapist Georgina Whelan and we’re talking about the stuff people rarely say out loud about sex in long-term relationships.What is “bread and butter sex” and why does it probably deserve better PR?Why people need a transition phase between everyday life and intimacy?And why do we expect ourselves to go from work emails, school lunches, dishes, stress and Antiques Roadshow… straight into feeling spontaneously sexy?In this episode we talk about:- desire and arousal in long-term relationships- why sex often changes every 5–10 years- how to introduce toys and novelty without awkwardness- responsive vs spontaneous desire- why relaxation, safety and connection often come before desire- toys and how to introduce them without feeling awkward - and why “good sex” doesn’t always look like the moviesThis is funny, honest, occasionally spicy, and deeply reassuring for anyone who has ever wondered if their relationship is “normal.”If you haven’t listened to Part 1 yet, go back and start there.  We covered libido, desire discrepancy, the “ick,” rejection, and why women wanting more sex than men is far more common than people realise.Your taboohub.com.au (http://taboohub.com.au/) website 10% coupon code is: GEORGEhttps://maxblack.com.au/Whether you are in perimenopause, approaching menopause, or simply trying to understand your hormones, I've got you.Read more about this episode at Medication Clarity Clinic, Kate's own medication education and telehealth consulting site: https://medicationclarity.com.auFollow Kate for more no-nonsense health education at @prescribeorpass on Instagram, Tiktok and Facebook.