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If you ask any sex educator, researcher, or therapist what the most common question they receive is, they’re probably going to have a very quick answer. People ask us a LOT of sex questions—and the same ones have a tendency of popping up over and over again. So let’s talk about some of the most common things that people ask us about!
I am joined once again by Danielle Bezalel, also known as DB. She holds a degree in public health from Columbia University and is the creator, executive producer, and host of the Sex Ed with DB podcast.
Some of the questions we answer in this episode include:
Does penis size really matter?
How much is “too much” when it comes to masturbation?
What are some healthy ways to share your sexual interests with a partner?
Does “body count” matter? Should we care about the number of people our partners have had sex with?
If you’ve never had an orgasm before or are not sure if you’ve had one, what do you need to know?
To stay connected, you can check out DB’s website, and find her on Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. You can also sign up for DB’s workshop “Building a Profitable Online Sexual Health Brand” here.
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