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Does hormonal birth control affect my fertility? How do I even know if I’m fertile, is that something I should be checking? How often should I be getting screened for STI’s? I recently had an abnormal pap - is this reason to panic? Constant UTI’s…is this normal? It’s time to finally make that appointment to see your gynecologist. Dr. Kameelah Phillips is here to explain why it is imperative to visit your OB-GYN and answer all of your questions regarding birth control, fertility, STI’s and more. Dr. Phillips is here to provide the facts and debunk any rumors you may have heard about women’s health. Daddy Gang, you’ve come to the right place for all of the answers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Let’s get sexually adventurous, people. On today’s hotline calls show, you’re bringing the novelty, and I am one hundred percent here for it.  Jumping right in: can you use the same sex toy with multiple partners? Let’s find out. If you’re in your 20s and hooking up with a much older woman, is that ok? Or what if you’re all about female empowerment, except you ARE a female, and you DO want to be choked and spanked in bed? Finally: there’s a first time for everything, so should you tell a partner that you’ve never had penetration before? Or what if you’re married, and ready to experience your first open relationship – except your spouse isn’t on-board? All this and more on a particularly juicy hotline calls show. Show Notes: Shop Page  Vesper Vibrator Necklace Bellesa Sex, Porn & (Erika) Lust  No Shame, Just Sex w/ Erin Tillman  Opening Up by Tristan Taormino The Ethical Slut Open Deeply  It’s Open (Relationship) Season w/ Dr. Wednesday Martin Orgasms & Oral (No Penetration Required) First Date, First Orgasm, First Threesome  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With this episode, you’re getting much more than you probably bargained for, thanks to the quirks of Chlamydia trachomatis. This small but mighty bacterium can cause a number of different conditions throughout your body, most notably in your eyes and your genital tract, and the resulting infections, if left untreated, can lead to substantial and permanent damage. In this episode, we focus on the two most common forms of chlamydia infection, trachoma (eyes) and chlamydia (genital tract), and discuss the similar pathway through which this bacterium leads to these distinct diseases. While the biology of trachoma and chlamydia may be similar, the history of these two infections could not be more distinct. Tune in to hear what ancient medical texts have to say about trachoma, how surprisingly recently chlamydia was recognized as an STI, and where we stand with these two incredibly common infections today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today we are back with your questions on another edition of Ask Nick. We begin with a caller who’s love life has turned into a real life Hallmark movie. Should she date the buttoned up finance guy and charity donor who lives in her city? Or should she head back to her roots to pursue romance with an old hometown flame, who is comfortable and familiar, but has a bit of a bad boy image? Next, we are joined by a caller who is navigating a potential relationship with someone with an STI. She really likes him (and is normally very picky so that really means something) but she has never dated someone with an STI so she doesn’t know exactly how to manage the risk. Lastly, we speak with someone who has recently found out that her ex’s friends have been mocking her and her social media and potentially disrupting her future dating life. We then learn she works with some of these friends, so she’s wondering how to go about blocking them, and how she can move on from feeling “crazy” after the break-up.

“Your ex has a groupchat with his friends where they share your TikToks and your snapchats and talk about them.”

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Fact: Your STI doesn’t make you ANY less sexy! In today's episode, I’m joined by the author of Strange Bedfellows and medical consultant, Dr. Ina Park who has made it her life's work to reduce the shame and stigma associated with sexually transmitted infections, AKA, STIs. Ina shares everything you need to know if you or someone you’re sleeping with is infected, how to reduce your risk of transmission, and when to disclose your status to a partner. We also discuss Ina’s #1 tip for STI prevention, what to know about how your personal grooming can impact transmission and a surprising discovery about The Bachelor’s casting process. Finally, we answer your questions about transmission through oral sex, when it’s possible to get intimate without a condom and why having an STI isn’t a death sentence for your relationships. Let’s ditch the shame and bring on the sex. For more information about Dr. Ina Park, visit: inapark.net For even more sex advice, tips, and tricks visit sexwithemily.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s show, Emily is bringing you an email blitz – taking your emails and Instagram questions to give you the first step of taking back your sex and love life.   She gives advice on how to keep up your stamina when you’re swinging with another couple, sex talk ice breakers to start the conversation on what you like in the bedroom with your partner, tips to get your roleplay going, and whether or not dating a coworker is really a good idea. All this & more!   Thank you for supporting our sponsors who help keep the show FREE: Woo More Play, Adam&Eve, Magic Wand Plus, SiriusXM, Gainswave. Follow Emily on all social: @sexwithemily For even more sex talk, tips, & tricks visit sexwithemily.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Even in the “hookup culture,” the stigma still remains when it comes to casual sex. On today’s show, Emily’s here to reframe the way we think about casual sex– whether you are all for it, hesitant, or it just isn’t your thing. How does one go about initiating casual sex? Are you trying to get your groove back after an STD diagnosis? Trying to cope with your partner's sexual fluidity? Emily gives insight on these not-so-easily-tackled conundrums and more to help you feel empowered and guilt-free, no matter what your situation is. Don’t miss it.  Thanks for supporting our sponsors who keep this show FREE: Magic Wand, Casper, System Jo, FT London    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In honor of Adult Sex-Ed Month, this show is focused on expanding your sexual health knowledge. Emily gives a crash course on STD’s and STI’s, from causes to symptoms to the importance of keeping yourself protected.   She also answers emails on a range of sex topics, including when to get tested in a committed relationship, how to improve your deepthroating skills and what to do when your partner withholds sex. She even shares a fun masturbation story, as per a listener’s request. Sure it’s not the sexiest subject, but the more you know about sexually transmitted diseases and infections, the safer, happier and healthier you’ll be! So do yourself (and your sex partners) a favor and tune in… Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today’s show, Emily demonstrates her top mantra: communication is lubrication. Emily compiled a list of the most popular questions she gets asked from listeners and teaches communication skills those sticky situations. If communication is a tough subject for you, don’t worry, she give you a script for that. Subjects include: How do I talk about anal sex?, How do I talk about erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation?”Emily shares the most effective ways to ask for more oral sex and encourages women to be open (and honest) about their orgasms. So, what do you do if your partner doesn’t want to go down on you? How do you ask a new partner about STIs? And, of course, how do you stay out of the dreaded “friend zone?” Emily explains why you need to approach these touchy situations and how to do it right.   Emily’s panel of female truth-tellers today include her assistant Lauren and her intern Carolyn. The women discuss common issues women deal with during sex, but don’t ever talk about. Both women share the truth about their own romantic lives. Emily coaches them with scripts to deal with their current relationship challenges and also helps her listeners with their toughest questions. The Sex With Emily women contribute specific tips on how to ask for what you want in and out of the bedroom. You don’t want to miss this.     Send your questions , comments & fantasies to: feedback@sexwithemily.com Can’t get enough SexWithEmily?Subscribe on iTunes and never miss your bi-weekly Sex With Emily podcast… Special discounts for listeners of Sex With Emily:   Use coupon code GVEMILY20 for 20% off at Good Vibrations and coupon code EMILY for 20% off my Aromatherapy Massage Candle and DownUnder Comfort at Emily& Tony.Go to Promescent to make love longer.Increase your stamina with the #1 selling sex toy for men, Fleshlight.Stop by Hustler Stores in Hollywood for all your kinky needs- Don’t forget to mention “Sex With Emily” at the counter for 20% off your purchase.   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.