Sex in Real Life with Stacey Herrera

Honest conversations about intimacy, desire, and relationships after 40. Sex in Real Life explores how connection, attraction, bodies, and relationships change in midlife and beyond, without shame or clichés.Instagram: @staceynherreraSubtack: https://www.sexinreallife.com/Website: https://staceyherrera.com/

Sex in Real Life with Stacey Herrera is a society podcast hosted by Stacey Herrera, with 88 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Stacey Herrera hosts Sex in Real Life with Stacey Herrera, a society show with 88 episodes published.

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  Episode #88

  Can You Love Someone and Still Not Have the Capacity for Them?

  Aug 25, 202614 min

  Love can be real, but life, circumstances, and bandwidth can make the timing impossible. In this episode, Stacey has an honest conversation about timing, emotional capacity, and the grief of missed connections in relationships after 40. ️ Share top suggestions for the show: https://bit.ly/sexirlpod-suggestion-box Subscribe to the Sex IRL Substack: https://www.sexinreallife.com/ Ready to Transform Your Intimate Conversations? Get the free workbook How Do I Tell Them I Have Herpes? A guide to having "the talk" without losing your cool (or your dignity). https://staceyherrera.com/herpesbook How to Give Amazing Head: 10 Easy Tips to Blow His Mind https://staceyherrera.com/how-to-give-amazing-head/

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  Episode #87

  How Much Does Sex Really Matter for Relationship Longevity?

  Aug 19, 202614 min

  We often correlate sexual frequency with relationship stability, but the sex only tells part of the story. In this episode, Stacey dismantles the notion that sex is a crystal ball for relationship health and longevity. While exploring the idea that lower frequency is sometimes an indicator of deepening emotional security. ️ Share top suggestions for the show: https://bit.ly/sexirlpod-suggestion-box Subscribe to the Sex IRL Substack: https://www.sexinreallife.com/ Ready to Transform Your Intimate Conversations? Get the free workbook How Do I Tell Them I Have Herpes? A guide to having "the talk" without losing your cool (or your dignity). https://staceyherrera.com/herpesbook How to Give Amazing Head: 10 Easy Tips to Blow His Mind https://staceyherrera.com/how-to-give-amazing-head/

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  Episode #86

  Why Do We Feel Compelled to Make Sex Mean Something More?

  Aug 12, 202616 min

  Humans seem to have a unique relationship with sex. It's often enmeshed with societal expectations, emotionality, and internal stories. In this episode, Stacey explores the tension between our inherent biology and our need to make meaning and our struggles with sex and intimacy. Resources related to this episode: Bonobos, our evolutionary cousins who use sex as a social lubricant Dolphins appear to use sex for social bonding Chimps use sex for hierarchy and play

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  Episode #85

  Why Sex Work Feels a Lot like a Social Service

  Aug 4, 202617 min

  Our views on sex work often reflect the things we try to tuck away. Loneliness. Shame. Desire. In this episode, we're exploring how adult sex work might be a vital social service, providing a judgment-free space for acceptance, unmet needs, and sometimes deep intimacy. ️ Share top suggestions for the show: https://bit.ly/sexirlpod-suggestion-box Subscribe to the Sex IRL Substack: https://www.sexinreallife.com/ Ready to Transform Your Intimate Conversations? Get the free workbook How Do I Tell Them I Have Herpes? A guide to having "the talk" without losing your cool (or your dignity). https://staceyherrera.com/herpesbook How to Give Amazing Head: 10 Easy Tips to Blow His Mind https://staceyherrera.com/how-to-give-amazing-head/

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  Episode #84

  They're a Good Person, so Why Aren't You Emotionally Fulfilled?

  Jul 28, 202616 min

  Good people are not necessarily good at relationships. In this episode, Stacey explores the social construct of being a "good person." And how being polite, helpful, and uncruel can bypass the emotional nuance needed for deep relationship nurturing. Resources mentioned: Elizabeth Earnshaw - Therapist: "You can love someone unconditionally and yet find that they can't meet the conditions for maintaining a relationship." All About Love by bell hooks ️ Share top suggestions for the show: https://bit.ly/sexirlpod-suggestion-box Subscribe to the Sex IRL Substack: https://www.sexinreallife.com/ Ready to Transform Your Intimate Conversations? Get the free workbook How Do I Tell Them I Have Herpes? A guide to having "the talk" without losing your cool (or your dignity). https://staceyherrera.com/herpesbook How to Give Amazing Head: 10 Easy Tips to Blow His Mind https://staceyherrera.com/how-to-give-amazing-head/

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