Thanks for listening to Sex with Emily. I'm Dr. Emily and on today's show I'm talking about

women's orgasms and the masturbation habits of Americans. Plus, I'm taking your sex and

relationship calls. Topics include all the latest research about women's orgasms and how we feel

about it. How often Americans are masturbating, what they're thinking about, and so much more.

Is sex addiction real and is it over or underdiagnosed? And you're trying to conceive, but how do you

keep things sexy? All this more, thanks for listening.

Can we not talk about sex so much? Are you kidding me? Oh my god, I'm so, so, so, so, so,

being bad feels pretty good. But you know, Emily's not the kind of girl you just play with.

You're listening to Sex with Emily. We're talking about sex relationships and everything in between.

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Emily across the board. Also, intentions. I invite you to set an attention for the show with me,

as we do at the start of every show. What I mean is when you're listening, think about like what

you want to get out of listening to this episode. How could it help you? And it could be like, oh wow,

I want to see if my masturbation habits are like everybody else. Or hey, if you talk about science

and sex, I'm in. My intention for the show is to give you more knowledge, more insights around

orgasms, pleasure, masturbation so you can find some peace of mind in your own practices. All right,

guys, enjoy the show. Okay, here's something. This is a year in review, the latest sex research on

women's orgasms. Turns out that body movement appears to be associated with orgasm during

vaginal intercourse. And I don't know why they need us to, I believe, that you need to move your

body to have an orgasm. I wonder if they meant like your thrusting more back and forth. You're

moving your tilting, your pelvic floor, like you're tilting, moving back and forth. I think maybe,

but also I think like if they're thinking like internally, there's like a specific type of,

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