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Laurie, so what is it about this marriage off switch that seems to get hit with wives?

The anti-Afrogesiac is wedding cake.

Uh-oh.

Let's talk about it.

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I'm Laurie Watson, your sex therapist.

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All right, so I think this topic today Laurie, we might wind up asking more questions

than having answers to. I just would love to have an episode where we could just kind of talk and

hypothesize and throw things out there, really just invite our listeners to a conversation with

each other and just to explore. And how cool is that green brain when it's curious and

which is kind of hanging out with each other because we can find connection there.

So what is going on here with, you know, this typical and recognizing there's lots of

exceptions and we can't put everybody into one category, but this seems to be this general kind

of pattern with a lot of couples where the girlfriends that are really kind of sexually active

and engaged and pursuing and you know, we have this this great dating sex that the couple describes

both of them would agree. And that's something happens when they get married early on that something

seems to shift and that that kind of pursuing desire sexuality in the girlfriend kind of diminishes

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