You know, the other thing I've very much been present to and so I want all your listeners

to think about this, whether they're male, female or other identified.

For a woman to set a boundary, she's often called a bitch.

I got to tell you that has backed me up sometimes.

You know, like, oh, I don't want this person to think this of me.

If I say that wasn't a good job or you didn't actually do what you said you were going

to do or whatever, I think that that's an underneath

cultural narrative that has really pushed back on a lot of women from saying their truth.

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.

To create our hottest, most fulfilling sex life, there is one critical thing we need and

no, it's not flavored loo, but I do love loo.

We need boundaries and the ability to express them to others.

But what is a boundary exactly?

As a buzzword and an emerging concept, boundaries can improve every relationship, sexual or otherwise.

Trust me.

So on today's best of show, Sex Therapist, author and my dear friend, Dr. Jennifer Frey

and I, help you figure out what your boundaries are, how to set them with others and actually

follow through and how to not let people steamroll over your values, especially when you're

a people pleaser.

Intentions with Emily, for each episode, join me in setting an intention for the show.

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