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Hey everyone, it's Dan here with another reheat for you. This one features my conversation with long-time sex advice columnist and podcaster Dan Savage. Now, if you don't know Dan Savage, you should at least be able to tell by the fact that he is a sex advice columnist that this conversation may get a little racy.

So if you're listening with kids, I'd suggest another episode.

But if not, you're going to love this because Dan and I get into how food opinions and eating habits can affect dating and relationships, including my own marriage.

I also open up the phone lines and dish out some food and relationships, including my own marriage. I also open up the phone

lines and dish out some food and relationship advice of my own. Of course, if there's a reheat you

want to hear, drop us a line. Hello at Sporkful.com. All right, thanks so much and enjoy my

conversation with Dan Savage. On Valentine's Day, it's romantic. People want to feel like

their partners are attracted to them. And think about the times you actually do want to have sex with your partner. It's not when you sat across the table watching them chew. People want to have sex with their partners after they went out and did something together. Get out of the house. Go effing bowling. Whatever. Just go be physically active. Go do. Go move with each other. And then you'll

want to screw. Watch your partner inhale chocolate moose at a restaurant after a three hour

dinner. You're not going to want to put your dick in there. I don't know. You'd never seen

my wife eat chocolate moose. You could put a video up on Twitter and I will check it out.

Food is a huge issue in relationships.

We hear about it all the time here on the Sporkful.

From what you order on a first date to how you cook together where you've been married for 20 years.

How and what people eat can be common ground, but it can also be a source of tension.

Today on The Sporkful, Love and Sex columnist Dan Savage, dishes on eating in a relationship and cooking in one.

Get the fuck out is also a division of labor.

Right.

Somebody's moving around the kitchen, you know, and they're doing their thing, and they're not, you don't communicate very well, and they

don't want to knock into you and bustle like one of you just go the hell away.

By the end of this episode, you'll be ready to wrap that special someone in fondant and

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