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Length: ~2hrs, 7 lessons

My rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)

My one-liner takeaway: You're not doing yourself or your partner any favors by quietly pretending sex is something you can't talk about.

I didn't know anything about Emily Morse. I clicked through because the of the title. There are classic books on love openly talked about in the mainstream, but very little about sex. We obviously avoid it at work and with family, and may dance around the subject with friends. As a result, with partners we often lack the language skills, worrying we'll come off as awkward and hold back on trying for fear of rejection. Emily gets right to the point by underscoring the importance of knowing what you and your partner want and how to go about having that conversation. She covers a tremendous amount of ground in just two hours, and it's clear this is only the first layer of the onion.

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This review is part of a larger series, where I try learning from every single course within the catalog. Find my full list here.