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I didn't think you could stop sex. I thought that like blue balls was like this

dangerous thing. I was going to be the girlfriend where they had to call 911

and then it would be on my record forever like she

calls me blue balls and I had to go to the hospital like no so I never thought

you could stop it but even now it's like that's the beauty about sex

when you get all this education now you're like it's not a linear when you get all this education?

Now you're like, it's not a linear thing.

You get to stop and start.

You're listening to Sex With Emily.

I'm Dr. Emily, and I'm here to help you prioritize your pleasure and liberate the conversation around sex.

Today I'm bringing you all into a live conversation I had with Dr. Emily Nagowski,

a renowned sex educator and researcher during a recent event in New York.

After releasing her best-selling book on sex, Come As You Are, in 2015, Emily's Own Sex Life

took a hit.

Well, today we discuss how she brought her sex life back from the dead,

the pleasure thieves, and why it's okay to stop sex

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