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    14. SILENT SEX QUEEN: Why aren’t we talking about sex more?

    enAugust 03, 2021

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    • Taking care of a baby with gentleness and protectionUse Pampers Swaddlers diapers and wipes for superior absorbency and 100% leak proof skin protection, ensuring baby's skin stays healthy and dry. Openly communicate about sex to foster understanding and support.

      Taking care of a baby requires gentleness and protection, just like how we handle them delicately. When it comes to diapers, Pampers is the recommended brand that offers superior absorbency and 100% leak proof skin protection. By using Pampers Swaddlers diapers and free and gentle wipes, parents can ensure their baby's skin stays healthy and dry. Meanwhile, in a different conversation, Amanda and Glennon discussed the importance of open communication about sex. They shared their vulnerabilities and personal experiences, emphasizing that despite the world's obsession with it, women often feel alone in their thoughts and feelings about sex. They encouraged listeners to have open and honest conversations about sex with each other.

    • Impersonal teenage sex experiencesValuing connection and feeling appreciated in sexual experiences can shift one's perspective from seeing it as a chore to a valuable exchange

      The speaker's experiences with sex in her teenage years left her feeling disconnected and impersonal. She saw it as a means to an end, something she had to do to keep a relationship going. She felt like she was just an object being used, rather than an equal partner in the experience. This perspective continued until she met her current partner, Abby. In contrast to the common regret of having had too much sex, the speaker wishes she had had more experiences. She now sees sex as a valuable exchange, something to be savored and appreciated, rather than a chore or a way to keep a relationship going. The speaker's perspective highlights the importance of feeling valued and connected in sexual experiences, and the impact that early experiences can have on one's view of sex throughout life.

    • Exploring societal pressures and personal experiences of objectification in sex and intimacySocietal expectations and personal circumstances can lead us to view our bodies as commodities, feel undervalued, or experience objectification during sexual experiences. Consent, communication, and finding partners who value and respect us are crucial for healthy and fulfilling relationships.

      Our experiences and perspectives on sex and intimacy can be shaped by societal pressures and personal circumstances, leading us to view our bodies as commodities or feel undervalued. The speakers in this conversation share their stories of feeling objectified during sexual experiences and the impact it had on their self-worth and desire for connection. They also reflect on the societal expectations of sexual experiences and the desire for exploration and growth before marriage. Ultimately, they highlight the importance of consent, communication, and finding partners who value and respect us as individuals. While their experiences and choices differ, they both emphasize the importance of self-acceptance and the complexities of sexuality and relationships.

    • Invalidated feelings in sexual relationshipsWomen should prioritize their own desires and needs in sexual relationships, rather than being invalidated or expected to solely please their partners.

      Women's feelings and desires in sexual relationships are often invalidated and overlooked. Glennon Doyle, in her conversation with her trusted therapist, realized she had been feeling dead and used during sex, and even experienced desire for another woman. Instead of validating her feelings, the therapist suggested she continue giving blowjobs to keep her husband happy. This moment was a wake-up call for Glennon, leading her to question societal expectations and her own beliefs about sex and relationships. She decided to never give blowjobs again as a way to assert her own desires and prioritize her own needs. This experience ultimately inspired her to write "Untamed" and advocate for women to live authentically and prioritize their own happiness.

    • Two women's transformative first sexual encounterSocietal expectations challenged as both women discover new aspects of themselves and their desires during their first sexual encounter

      Sexual experiences can be transformative and defy expectations. In this personal story, two individuals, both women, shared their first sexual encounter, which challenged their assumptions about gender roles and desires. One had never kissed a woman before, and both had built up the moment significantly. The pressure was high, as they had dismantled their lives for this moment. However, the dynamics of their relationship and societal expectations led one to believe that she would take the lead sexually. Instead, they both discovered new aspects of themselves and their desires, with one taking the initiative and expressing her own desire for the first time. This moment of authenticity and untamed desire marked a turning point in their sexual relationship and challenged societal norms.

    • Exploring the complexities of sexuality and relationshipsEveryone faces unique challenges in their relationships, regardless of sexual orientation. Conversations with women require emotional and mental engagement, and understanding individual experiences is crucial.

      Everyone's experiences with sexuality and relationships are unique, and the dynamics between individuals, whether they're men or women, can greatly impact the nature of those connections. For the speaker, she discovered a new appreciation for being taken care of sexually and feeling powerful during her first experience with a woman. She contrasted this with her previous experiences with men, where she often felt like she had to just nod and smile to get through conversations. She noted that conversations with women require more emotional and mental engagement, which can be both rewarding and exhausting. Despite the challenges, she emphasized that everyone, regardless of sexual orientation, encounters obstacles in their relationships. The speaker mentioned that her current biggest challenge is dealing with the frequency of intimacy and the anxiety surrounding it. She also mentioned a concept called "lesbian deathbed," which she learned from the comments, indicating that there are unique challenges and experiences within the lesbian community. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of understanding and respecting individual experiences and the complexities of human relationships.

    • Understanding Sexual Desire DifferencesMen typically have spontaneous desire, women responsive. Improving communication and intimacy involves recognizing these differences.

      Our listeners play a significant role in our learning process through their comments, emails, and voice mails. The discussion then delved into the differences between spontaneous and responsive desire in sexual relationships. Spontaneous desire is when the desire starts in the mind and leads to physical arousal, while responsive desire is the opposite. Men are more likely to have spontaneous desire, while women are more likely to have responsive desire. This dynamic can lead to the "lesbian deathbed," a term used to describe the lack of sexual desire after the initial passion wears off. The desire to be aroused can come from various sources, including people or books, and our brains have a dual control model that regulates our desire with both accelerators and brakes. Ultimately, understanding these differences can help improve communication and intimacy in relationships.

    • Gender Inequalities in Relationships and SocietyWomen historically carry more emotional and physical burdens in relationships due to evolutionary, social, and structural reasons. Communication and understanding are crucial for equitable partnerships, with women prioritizing emotional connection and intimacy. Access to reliable information is essential for making informed decisions, like home shopping.

      The emotional and physical burdens in relationships are not evenly distributed, and women often carry more due to evolutionary, social, and structural reasons. Women, historically, have had more risks associated with reproduction, leading to a greater need for breaks. Additionally, societal stigma and expectations place more pressure on women regarding sex. Men, on the other hand, have had an evolutionary advantage with lower risks and higher rewards, leading to less need for breaks. It's essential to recognize these imbalances and work towards more equitable partnerships. Moreover, the conversation touched upon the importance of communication and understanding in relationships. Both partners must discuss their needs, desires, and expectations to ensure a healthy and fulfilling relationship. The frequency and quality of sex are essential aspects of this communication, with women often prioritizing emotional connection and intimacy over the sheer number of encounters. Lastly, the conversation highlighted the importance of having access to reliable and comprehensive information when making significant decisions, such as home shopping. Platforms like Homes.com provide a wealth of information, making the process more accessible and efficient for potential homebuyers.

    • Understanding Sex: Personal and Culturally InfluencedRecognize the unique experiences and desires in sex, challenging societal definitions, and embracing individuality.

      Our understanding and experience of sex can be deeply personal and influenced by cultural norms. For some, sex may be about exclusivity and mutual surrender, while for others, it may be about connection and intimacy outside of traditional sexual acts. However, it's important to acknowledge that experiences can vary greatly, and the cultural narrative often focuses on one perspective. For instance, the conversation highlighted the importance of recognizing the experience of sexual abandonment and the loneliness it can bring. Ultimately, it's crucial to challenge societal definitions of sex and embrace the unique experiences and desires that make up our individual relationships.

    • Navigating the complexities of female sexuality within marriageUnderstanding personal values and communicating effectively with your partner are crucial for a fulfilling sexual relationship.

      The pressure on women to conform to societal expectations of sexuality can lead to feelings of loneliness and confusion when those expectations aren't met within a marriage. The speaker shares her personal experience of struggling with the conflicting messages about female sexuality and the importance of recognizing and redefining personal values around sex. The conversation highlights the complexities of intimacy and the importance of communication and connection in a relationship, emphasizing that the journey towards sexual satisfaction is not just about the act itself but also the emotional intimacy leading up to it.

    • Individuals face intimacy and self-trust challenges, while businesses struggle to find qualified talentRobert Half's specialized recruiters and AI technology help individuals and businesses overcome unique challenges, with individuals finding support for intimacy and self-trust issues, and businesses filling open roles with qualified talent.

      Both individuals and businesses face unique challenges. For individuals, concerns around sexual intimacy and self-trust can impact relationships. For businesses, finding qualified talent is a common struggle. Robert Half, with its specialized recruiting professionals and AI technology, can help bridge this gap. The speaker shares her personal experiences with sexual intimacy and the fear of not having enough, as well as her inability to express herself during intimate moments. She also expresses her worry about not fully trusting herself and the impact it may have on her relationship. On the business side, 9 out of 10 hiring managers are experiencing difficulty filling open roles. Robert Half's expertise and technology can connect businesses with highly skilled professionals in various industries, helping to overcome these hiring challenges.

    • Exploring mind-body connection in sexOpen communication and self-discovery can lead to deeper connections and greater satisfaction in sexual experiences.

      Understanding and exploring the connection between mind and body during sexual experiences can be a vulnerable and intimate process. It's common to feel unsure or even embarrassed about expressing desires or responding in a way that may not align with societal expectations or past experiences. However, having open and honest conversations with partners about personal definitions and desires for sex can lead to deeper connections and a greater sense of satisfaction. It's important to remember that everyone's experiences and comfort levels are unique, and there is no one "right" way to approach sexual intimacy. By focusing on self-discovery and communication, individuals can create a more fulfilling and authentic sexual experience for themselves and their partners.

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