Hey friends, thanks for much for listening. Today's going to be week two with Dr. Andrew Goldstein,

the gynecologist and vulvar derm expert. He's married to a dermatologist. What a powerhouse.

Dr. Goldstein works at several locations, most commonly in New York and Washington, D.C.

And you can find him at vulvodinia.com. He does amazing work.

He is so well published, and I hope you guys really enjoyed the last podcast where we talked

a lot about pain.

Today we're totally changing course, and we're going to talk about desire, specifically

female sexual desire.

So we talk about kind of the medicalization of this and how it's kind of similar to depression

in the sense that there are medications, but also working on

the brain, your lifestyle, your health, kind of your relationships really does also help with

desire greatly. Working on your thoughts, you guys, thoughts about desire. If you think you're worthy,

if you think your orgasm is equal as your partners and if you think that sex is a

positive thing that should be enjoyed instead of rushed or is painful or you're just in a

hurry or it doesn't matter or you're broken all those things do not help desire so today we're

going to deep dive into desire so think about your thoughts thoughts about sex, you guys. And are they serving

you or are they not serving you? So that's my food for thought for today. Thank you guys so much

for following this podcast. The growth of this podcast has been absolutely insane. Like it's legitimately,

I don't think it's even real. As of right now with me recording this, I just checked the statistics.

I'm 100 and this podcast is a number of 125 in health and

wellness on Apple right now. Health and wellness, which is like the big category, which sexuality is like

the small subcategory of that. Number eight in the United States of America under sexuality and number

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