You’ll Have An Orgasm After This ft. Emily Morse

We Met At Acme

Dear Media, Lindsey Metselaar

Education, Society & Culture, Relationships, Self-improvement

4.2 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 May 2021

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, I am virtually joined by the amazing Emily Morse from Sex With Emily podcast. We discuss how to achieve an orgasm if you never have, how important sex is in a relationship, tips on communication when it comes to intimacy, why Emily doesn’t believe in sex on a first date, normalizing not wanting to have kids, if sex is better in your 20s or 30s, how vibrators may be hurting your chance to orgasm during sex, how to get out of your own head, sexual kinks, and more. This episode starts with a solo where I discuss being too picky, dating when you’re not over an ex, how we found an apartment, how the move went, and how to find friends in NYC.

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0:00.0	The following podcast is a deer media production.
0:06.4	Hey guys, welcome back to We Met It Acme. Today is a really special episode. Emily Morse is
0:12.5	somebody that I have admired in my industry for so many years. She is just a pioneer when it comes
0:21.3	to talking about sex and normalizing those conversations. And I really truly think that you're
0:28.0	going to have an orgasm after listening to this episode. Like if you haven't ever done it,
0:33.5	even if you've done it a million times, you're like, you know, an orgasm legend, I think you
0:38.8	still will because she has incredible insight to that. Before we get into Emily, I'm only going
0:44.6	to answer a few of your questions here because I really want to give her the space today. But I will
0:50.5	say a lot of you had asked about moving. Maybe some of you are sick of hearing about it, but I moved,
0:55.8	you know, two weeks ago now and or a week and a half ago. And it was crazy. It was honestly
1:04.2	really shitty experience. Like the moving itself and the movers were wonderful. But the concept
1:10.6	of moving when you've lived in a place for eight years, I mean, the people in this building I lived
1:16.2	in were my family. Like I can't explain to you how much love I have for like my super, like things
1:24.4	like that, you know, and to make a change like that and feel just like it's so different, you know,
1:31.2	and I I'm embracing it now and I'm happy about it now. But there was a moment where I like totally
1:39.7	broke down a couple moments, you know, after we moved in, there was a serious plumbing situation.
1:45.6	Both the toilets were broken. There were like cockroaches. It was disgusting. We had to go
1:50.4	stay at a hotel that our landlord wouldn't pay for. It was just like a nightmare. And I broke down.
1:56.8	I was like hysterical and like my partner was feeling the same way and we were just like so done.
2:02.8	And it's still a process. I mean, we're definitely not ready for like an apartment tour.
2:07.9	We have so much things we need to sell. We have to get rid of like a bajillion things. We have to
2:13.8	get new things things are back order. Moving is for sure a journey. And some people want to
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