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Episode Description
In this Sex with Emily episode, Dr. Emily takes live listener calls and answers the questions you're dying to ask but won't.
A caller discovers she can only finish one very specific way—what's really happening in your pelvis when your legs are straight, and why changing this pattern might unlock entirely new pleasure.
The masturbation habit that's secretly limiting your orgasms—and the exploration technique that expands your body's repertoire without any pressure to "fix" yourself.
Why one couple finds anal more pleasurable than vaginal sex, what this reveals about nerve endings you didn't know you had, and the specialist who can actually help if penetration hurts.
Plus, what happens when you stop chasing what you think should feel good and start discovering what actually does.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:57 - Orgasming with Straight Legs: Finding Positions That Work for Your Body
7:42 - Why Having One Way to Orgasm Is Completely Normal
8:38 - Dating After Loss: Navigating Chastity Play & Delayed Ejaculation
16:21 - Male Chastity Explained: Pleasure Beyond the Dominant Role
17:43 - Erotic Lactation: A Surprisingly Common Intimacy Practice
24:15 - When Anal Sex Feels Better Than Vaginal: Understanding Different Pleasure Pathways
27:40 - The Clitoris Extends Internally: Why Anal Orgasms Are Possible
29:37 - Dealing with Vaginal Pain: You Don't Have to Live with Discomfort