time for your partner and sexuality and attractiveness to your partner is not going to find you.

But I encourage people to make time for it, for intimacy, for attraction, for date nights.

Like you have to put some time in it.

You have date nights are huge.

They're so easy to just and stay like a non-negotiable interrelations of Wednesday nights or date night.

Or Saturday night and you get a babysitter and then you plan to have time.

I mean sometimes you can be an afternoon, like you meet for lunch.

And you go for like, we used to go for like these sushi lunches and it was fantastic.

Like you just get some sake and get some sake and have some sushi and just reconnect with each other.

Yeah, I keep doing things you love to do when you were dating too.

Yeah, and then when you get back together and it's bedtime, you're like, hey, remember lunch?

Let's pick it back up and then boom, they're like, oh.

That's how you, I always say four play starts after the last orgasm.

That's what I'm talking about.

Like keep that attraction going throughout the relationship.

Thanks for listening to Sex with Emily.

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Plus, I'm answering your questions.

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