Today on The Girl To Find Show, we are talking about the cultural stereotypes for a man and a woman's

hormones and sex drives. Do all men actually crave sex all the time the way society portrays them?

And is it true that a woman's sex drive is really high when she single and then tanks after marriage?

I mean, what is that about? How are a man and a woman's hormones actually different and did

God design us to be different for a reason? What is fact and what is fiction and how do we get

healthy to help me unpack all of this and more? I have Dr. Patrick Flynn with me today, who was known

as the hormone whisperer. So whether you're single or married, you have hormones and you don't

want to miss out on this fascinating and eye-opening conversation. Dr. Patrick, welcome to The Girl

To Find Show. Thank you so much for having me. Excited to be here. Okay, how in the world did you get

known as the hormone whisperer? We'll just start right there. Okay, people always ask that and I

will ask to let you know, I didn't name that myself. I do very clear about that. I legitimately,

this was probably about, oh, I'd say about 15 years ago, had three new patients come in and they

know joke. It's not joke. It's totally been verified by all my staff and everything. They said,

we want to see the hormone whisperer and I'm not joking and that it's a stock and they all were

suffering with infertility. But see, my story, as I was an unhealthy child, had some health issues

that way and that's what got me in the health and we can get in that a little bit later. But the

real story got me into hormones when I realized that I was put in a situation where I had to make

a choice. I met this beautiful woman back 20, oh my goodness, 24 years ago. And on the first

couple days we started dating, she looked at me and she was, I think I'm in a mario. And I looked

at her and I said, you know, I think you're actually right. And so we started to date. And then

after a couple weeks in our dating life, she had me come over. I still not a doc yet. I was in my

final part of my internship. And I came over to her house and came to the door and knocked on

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