Sex Outside the Box with Dr. Chris Donaghue
On this week’s Sex With Emily podcast, Emily welcomes New York native, sex & relationship therapist, author, and television personality Dr. Chris Donaghue to discuss some common questions in sexuality and intimacy. Is it okay to be a little extra kinky? What is normal (sexually speaking)? Together, they go in depth about our sociosexual obsession with being “normal,” and brief us on the importance of sexual deprogramming. Dr. Chris talks about his new book Sex Outside The Lines and how he got into sex therapy, not to mention his turn on's and turn off's.
This week’s show is very educational, and is also sure to make you feel great about yourself! Learn how to accept your sexual preferences, ponder the differences between dating and engaging in a committed relationship, and hear Emily do an adorable impression of her mother. Don’t miss it!
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On this week’s Sex With Emily podcast, Emily welcomes New York native, sex & relationship therapist, author, and television personality Dr. Chris Donaghue to discuss some common questions in sexuality and intimacy. Is it okay to be a little extra kinky? What is normal (sexually speaking)? Together, they go in depth about our sociosexual obsession with being “normal,” and brief us on the importance of sexual deprogramming. Dr. Chris talks about his new book Sex Outside The Lines and how he got into sex therapy, not to mention his turn on's and turn off's.
This week’s show is very educational, and is also sure to make you feel great about yourself! Learn how to accept your sexual preferences, ponder the differences between dating and engaging in a committed relationship, and hear Emily do an adorable impression of her mother. Don’t miss it!
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