Hey, everybody, welcome.

Thank you for listening to this episode of Marriage Therapy Radio.

My name is Zach. I'm here with Laura.

This is part two of our talk with Emily Nagoski.

We get into some listener questions.

She continues to share insights around sex and intimacy.

If you haven't found it already, go check out Emily's Come As You Are podcast.

It's basically a call-in show where she answers listener questions. You can binge all the episodes right now. It's worth checking out. She is brilliant, as you know. If you've listened to Part 1, if you haven't listened to Part 1, go do that. Come back, listen to Part 2. I also want to remind you that Laura and I are doing a seven principles workshop featuring the seven principles for making marriage work from all of John Godgman's

research. Our first one's going to be in the first week of March. You can register now at

marriage therapy radio.com. We have early bird pricing now through February. So go ahead and

register at your earliest convenience. Don't wait, even though February is the new January.

That's coming up.

We have a couple of really cool episodes in the next few weeks that I hope you'll look forward

to.

But right now, this is a very cool conversation.

Stick around.

We got a listener question that came in, which is, hey, I hear you guys talk a lot about women who have low

sexual desire. When you have a mismatch between partners in a heterosexual relationship,

the majority of the time, you're answering questions where it's the female. I'm in a relationship

where it is my husband who has low sexual desire.

And that's like a double whammy for these women whose assumption is that the men are way hornier.

And if he's not- Default, always ready for anything, whatever.

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