Teach Me How To Spice Up My Sex Life, with Dr. Jess O’Reilly

<p>Let’s talk about sex, baby! If you, like us, believe the sex-ed we got in school was a total joke… this one’s for you. We’re talking communication, sexting, pleasure, technique, toys, kinks, and yes… butt stuff.</p><p>We grew up in a time when there was so much shame surrounding sex, especially around female pleasure, and that still affects the way a lot of us navigate our own sexuality. But the best way to counter that, is to normalize and talk about it. Because one of the key cornerstones of a solid relationship is great sex, and for those who aren’t in relationships, a huge part of figuring out who you are and what you like is exploring sex. </p><p>So in our latest episode, we called in sexpert extraordinaire, Dr. Jess O’Reilly. Dr. Jess is a sexologist (PhD), relationship expert, best-selling author and TV personality. She has worked with thousands of couples around the world to transform their sexual relationships, and she’s the host of the hit reality series <i>Swing, and hosts Intimately You on CityTV.</i></p><p>Join us as we discuss:</p><ul><li>How much sex, conversations in the bedroom, sexting, and toy play YOU guys are having</li><li>Navigating different libidos and desire levels </li><li>Sexual compatibility and bridging the gap between different erotic preferences </li><li>Asking for what you *really* want in the bedroom and giving (constructive!) feedback </li><li>Overcoming shame and insecurity so you can be a more open-minded lover</li><li>Hot tips for getting confident with dirty talk and sexting</li><li>Taking your pleasure to the next level with different penetrative techniques </li><li>Dr. Jess’s top ways to reconnect and turn up the heat for relationships that are stuck in a sex rut</li><li>The best sex toys to try right now </li><li>How to prep for and work up to butt play</li></ul><p> </p><p>For show notes and more adulting tips, visit:</p><p><a href="http://teachmehowtoadult.ca/">teachmehowtoadult.ca</a></p><p>Sign up for our monthly adulting newsletter:</p><p><a href="https://www.teach