Hi guys, it's Dr. Casperson coming to you from Washington State and this is episode two with me and Tracy doing some questions and answers.

Hope you guys enjoyed the first one. We're going to jump right into this one and thank you for listening to You Are Not Broken, where we discuss surgery, science and a re-education for women about their pelvis and their sexuality.

So topics today are, we're just going to start right off the bat with how do you bring up sexually transmitted diseases into your new relationships,

more on medications and their sexual side effects, important stuff like sexual desire mismatch, how do you explore

sexual boundaries? And then here's a big one. I think we really hit on something. How, what do you do

when you've been faking orgasms? And how do you, how do you move on or move past that or talk to

your partner about that advice for someone who is scared to have sex

for the first time. And then what do you do with competing sex drives in a relationship?

So thank you for your feedback. Thank you for your reviews. It means the world to me.

Hope you guys are doing well and staying healthy and enjoy episode two of two with me and Tracy doing our question and answers.

There's a question here.

How do you bring up STIs and testing in a new relationship or hookup without it being awkward?

Boy, that's a really common.

It's super common.

It's super common.

I think, I mean, practice makes perfect, right?

So if you're ever nervous or awkward about saying something out loud, you just start saying it

out loud and private to yourself.

You can practice it in the shower or wherever else.

And, you know, frame them as far as you being concerned for each other's health instead of you

being concerned that, you know, somebody, the way you phrase it, I think is very important.

And you can just, you know, start by saying my health is very important to me.

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