I think in no way think that using sex as a bargaining chip and saying like, well I'm

going to put our sex life on hold until this other thing happens is ever healthy in any

relationship. In fact, it's really, really detrimental to relationships.

You're listening to Sex with Emily. I'm Dr. Emily and I'm here to help you prioritize

your pleasure and liberate the conversation around sex. Quiet quitting. It's the act of

leaving without really leaving. At a job, it's refusing to stay late, not seeking out extra

projects and only doing exactly what your role requires. Critics call it lack of inspiration

or a hustle, but proponents say it's simply setting boundaries, but can quiet quitting

apply to our relationships. I'll explain the science to look out for it and how to initiate

the heart conversations you may need to have with your partner. If we can put aside our

inner people, please are we can avoid long-term resentment and articulate our needs.

Intentions with Emily. For each episode, I want to start off by setting an intention for

the show. I do it and I encourage you to do the same. So when you're listening, what

do you want to get out of this episode? How much to help you? Well, my intention is to

help you recognize the signs of relationship stagnation and provide the tools needed

to address the underlying issues rather than falling into contempt purgatory. Please rate

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