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George, let's talk about what turns women on, all the cues.

Anybody listening? I'm sure Watson knows something about this, Laurie.

Welcome to For Play Radio. Couples in Sex Therapy. I'm Laurie Watson, your sex therapist.

And I'm George Fallon, the couples therapist.

And we are passionate about talking about sex and helping you develop a way to talk to each other.

Our mission is to help our audience develop a healthier relationship to sex that integrates

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So there was this study and it was called cues resulting in sexual desire for women.

It was by two sex researchers, Meston and McCall. And I've done a lot of research in their

big in the field, so we appreciate them and thank them. You know, they thought about how do women

turn on and there's all kinds of books and articles that make up ideas about what's turning women on.

And 32% of women in this current study says, you know, women lacks sexual interest.

So really important here, if they're going to be in relationship to understand for themselves

and for their partners, like, what are the cues? How do they turn on? And I found the study

fascinating because I think there's a predictive value to it that we can learn sort of certain things,

certain pathways and rituals that we can do that reliably turn us on. And I thought, man,

this is gold. That's why I decided to do this podcast, Lori, to learn from you. I love this

nerdy side that jumps into the research and is such a wealth of information that can enrich all

of our lives. So I'm excited to read this and talk about it. Okay. Yes. I definitely have a nerdy

side. Did you know I used to be a software analyst, George? I did not. Yep. I worked on the stealth

bomber. How? That's impressive. I might be another episode, the stealth bomber. I don't know,

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