How might you be giving your kids sexual hangups without realizing it?

I'm Sheila Ray Gregor from Fair Marriage.com, where we like to talk about healthy evidence-based

biblical device for your sex life and your marriage.

And I am joined today by one of my kids.

Rebecca Lyndonbach.

That's me.

And this is a really fun week on bear marriage.

We do this every year where we have a big sale and we talk up our course, the whole story for parents, talk to their kids about sex and puberty. And, you know,

I'm constantly getting messages on social media saying, Sheila, I'm really looking to talk to my kid about sex. And I found this curriculum from Focus on the Family. Do you think it's any good? And I'm like, we have one. We have one. Just get ours. But a lot of you guys didn't know. And so, you know, please, if you only follow on the podcast, you may miss some of this. So make sure you're on our email list on our social media channels. We have those links below. But we do want to talk about how we might do stuff to give our kids sexual hangups. So we were literally trying to figure out what to talk about this podcast, what to title it. And we were like, should we do like how to not give your kids sexual hangups? And I was like, we can't guarantee that. We can't. Let's just talk about the ways that parents might accidentally be doing it instead. Yes. So Beck and I are going to talk about this for a couple minutes. And I'm going to bring my husband Keith on the second half of the podcast to have to continue the conversation we started last week on whether more sex

makes you happier. So that's coming up. But first, how might you give your kids sexual hangups,

Becca? Well, there are a multitude of ways, mother. And one of the ironic thing about doing this podcast is specifically, obviously the elephant

of the room, as always, is that we are a mother-daughter duo who talks about sex and

researches sex and writes about sex for a living.

Yes.

Like that is weird.

That is not normal.

Yeah.

And people when they hear that have one of two reactions. It's either like,

oh my gosh, that's so fun. Ha ha. Or, oh my gosh, I could never. And it's like, I very

rarely get an in between. It's either like, like, yeah, obviously, that's fun. I talk to my

mom about sex all the time. Or it's, I think I would spontaneously combust. And the funny thing is, I'm the one in the

middle. Yeah. Which is so funny because we talk about sex in general constantly. Yes. We,

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