You know, consent can't solve all these many, many problems around sex.

You know, the fact that so many women experience pain during sex, so many women encounter sexual violence, so many women experience sex just as kind of bad, as unpleasant, as humiliating, as unpleasurable.

You know, the bar is really low in terms of what women expect from sex.

Welcome to Doing It with me, Hannah Witten,

where we talk all things, sex, relationships, dating and our bodies.

Hello, welcome back to Doing It, the show where we explore the weird and wonderful world of sexuality and relationships. I'm your host and resident sex nerd and enthusiast Hannah Whitten and in a non-pandemic world,

I am that person at the party, who you get in a deep conversation with about your sex life,

even though we only just met.

That's a new intro.

How was it?

I'm testing out new things.

I'm experimenting.

But this week, I am thrilled to be bringing you this episode with writer and author

Catherine Angel. She has written many books, daddy issues, unmastered, a book on desire, most

difficult to tell, and her most recent book, which we dive into the themes of in this episode,

is tomorrow sex will be good again, women and desire in the age of consent. Before we get into the discussion in this episode,

we talk about sexual assault, sexual violence, and there is a short discussion about the murder

of Sarah Everard. So please take care of yourself if you need to.

So we cover a lot in this episode, but first I'll say I really loved tomorrow sex will be good

again. It packs a lot into a very short and digestible book. You may have listened to other

podcast episodes or seen some of my YouTube videos explaining

things like sexual arousal, sexual desire, the model of responsive desire, and this book

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