Sex With Emily

Oh, I love that.

So some of the brands that you work with now, like Sex with Emily, there's like this counterculture, like we don't talk about women's pleasure and women's power.

What has working with those brands done or helped you see in society or changed your mindset

in any way? So much.

Like, yeah, you should feel good having sex.

You should feel, like, whatever the empowerment.

But, like, Emily's a rad human, and she is empowering people.

men and women and anybody to feel good about how they're approaching sex and whatever that looks like for them.

But like, I want the person that I'm with to be able to make me, you know, have an orgasm themselves and like not always have to use toys.

Hey everyone, welcome to Sex With Emily.

I’m Dr. Emily Morris and my mission is to help you prioritize your pleasure and liberate the conversation around sex.

Whether you're looking to improve your relationships, have better communication, explore your desires, or simply have your best sex ever, you are in the right place.

Before we jump in, make sure you're following me everywhere.

We just launched our brand new project, Sex in Menopause.

And to celebrate, we're bringing you an extended conversation with Gabby Bernstein and Emily Morse about their own experience with menopause.

Very messy parts included.

Sex in menopause is a free masterclass with Naomi Watts.

Let me know how it goes for you.

I, too, will be tracking my experience.

Luminescence.health Next up, I want to introduce you to a very dear friend of mine, Emily Morse.

Emily is a doctor of human sexuality and the host of the number one sex podcast in the world, Sex with Emily.

Because you both finally know it isn't a demand for anything, and you can get there without ever doing a single thing you don't want to do.

I'm Dr. Emily Morris.

I have a doctorate in human sexuality, and I've hosted one of the biggest sex and relationship podcasts, Sex with Emily, in the world for over 20 years.

I've talked with thousands of couples in similar patterns where neither person has to be the villain and both people may be hurting.