The truthful reality of sex.

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Send us Fan MailSo we watch a lot of sex on TV, but we don't see the truthful reality of sex. In this episode I discuss what sex is actually like and why TV portrays such a different view. We'll cover:Sex on TVSex Expectation versus RealityLosing your virginity"Embarrassing" sex storiesQueefingPain during sexSmelly sexSex on your periodBleeding during sex and bleeding after sex Sex Education TV showsBooks about how to have better sex or improve your sex life!Come as you are: https://amzn.to/44lwKsMThe Pleasure Gap: https://amzn.to/40WfIieSupport the showPlease consider helping me out, I'd seriously super appreciate it! <3 https://www.patreon.com/diariesofadoctor

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Send us Fan Mail So we watch a lot of sex on TV, but we don't see the truthful reality of sex. In this episode I discuss what sex is actually like and why TV portrays such a different view. We'll cover: Sex on TV Sex Expectation versus Reality Losing your virginity "Embarrassing" sex stories Queefing Pain during sex Smelly sex Sex on your period Bleeding during sex and bleeding after sex Sex Education TV shows Books about how to have better sex or improve your sex life! Come as you are:...

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