Sexuality · Dr. Emily Morse
by Dr. Emily Morse
Dr. Emily Morse shares her expertise on sex, relationships and everything in between! Submit your questions to Emily at sexwithemily.com/ask-emily. For more sexy fun, visit sexwithemily.com and our online store shop.sexwithemily.com. Order her book today: SMART SEX: How to Boost Your Sex IQ and Own Your Pleasure.
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This review is long overdue - Dr Emily is entertaining, insightful, kind and thoughtful in her presentation of all things concerning marriage, grown-up relationships, sexual health, etc. You’ll have fun listening and just might learn a thing or two as well.
Found the show about a month ago and I’m hooked. Been married for over 30 years and learned some things that have added a little spark to the relationship. For those concerned this is not an explicit show at all. The show is really more about relationships and improving your sex life. I enjoy hearing other folks issues, many of which we have faced too, and the discussion.
I used to love this podcast and I have learned so much from it. As mentioned by others, there is a certain male guest in particular that makes me uncomfortable with his misogyny. My biggest complaint is that lately every episode seems to be one big sponsorship for whoever the guest is. I understand that it’s incentive for a guest to be there but it’s not helpful or authentic and takes away from the supposed objective of the episode.
Used to love this show but lately the sponsorship lines have gone grey and it leads me to question Emily’s advice. Back in the day, there was a clear delineation between the show and the ads. Now, she will be talking and suddenly you realize it is now an ad. Worse still is when she does reader’s mail and the solution to the question “happens” to be a product offered by one of her sponsors and she seamlessly rolls into an ad. Makes you wonder if she is just taking those questions that allow her to hawk products. Don’t get me wrong, glad she can monetize her talents but the way she now does it calls into question her information.
I don’t know what kind of doctor you are, but you have completely missed the boat on your episode about antidepressants & sex. Not being interested or able to have sex is NOT like struggling to go to the gym. PSSD isn’t something that people can fix by trying harder, or talking or planning. Sexual desire AND function are actually DESTROYED by longterm psychiatric medication use in many cases. This happens with SSRIs, SNRIs, benzodiazepines, anti-psychotics & gabapentinoids. It’s not a matter of losing desire, the mechanics stop functioning. People LITERALLY dry up. People can function enough to work, but they become disconnected from SOURCE. And your casual suggestion, telling people to talk to their doctors about “changing medications” is beyond dangerous. Abrupt cessation and switching DRUGS can cause a serious, disabling withdrawal with 1/3 of individuals reporting experiencing severe antidepressant-related withdrawal (Gastaldon et al., Citation2022). Intimacy is impacted when people are on psych drugs. That’s what the drugs are designed to do — make people feel less. You don’t feel the lows, but you don’t feel the highs either. While they may be called “happy pills”, I have personally thousands of lives destroyed by longterm prescription psych drug use. And based on the way you advocate for TCM (which is simply modern day ECT with better sedation), I feel you must’ve received compensation for what is essentially a buried endorsement. If you’ve never been on a psych drug or had ECT or used the “treatments”, how can you recommend them? As someone who was injured by psychiatry, and now works as a holistic, brain health recovery & psych medication taper coach, I work hard every day to educate people about the dangers associated with long-term psychiatric drug use. Please inform yourself by watching videos from Dr. Josef Witt-Doerring or Outro Health, Surviving Antidepressants — and feel free to reach out to me. I’d welcome an opportunity to talk to you about what I know to be the dark side of psych drugs.
I was excited to find this podcast, as it was advertised as something sex-positive and wonderful. However upon listening, there is a male cohost who makes such misogynistic comments and Dr. Emily doesn’t shut it down. In one particular episode, this man says he would like a kegel ball for the mouth to give to women who talk to much so they can shut up. There’s better sex podcasts out there.
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