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Lets Talk Sex

Michael Fortune

We will explore sex, the things that are known or unknown. Why are we missing real sex communication beyond identifying gender but no talk about the dynamics of sexuality.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lets-talk-sex--5052038/support.

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7:59

Asynchronous Dating: A Kind Blueprint for Time‑Rich,...

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2026/01/23

Many daters feel pressured to mirror instant reply norms they don’t have bandwidth for—parents, shift-workers, neurodivergent listeners, and people who think better with time. This 10-minute episode offers a compact, platform-agnostic Asynchronous Dating playbook: how to propose slower rhythms with consent, three message templates (slow-window invite, thoughtful reply pattern, and scheduled micro-check), and a short ritual to convert asynchronous exchanges into real next steps without awkwardness

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9:03

The Presence Protocol: Signal Tempo & Respect with...

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2026/01/22

Many early conversations stall not because words fail but because invisible signals get misread: a lingering blue dot, an emoji reaction, or a story reply can either soothe curiosity or create anxious guessing. In this 10-minute episode Sarah teaches the Presence Protocol: a short, platform-agnostic guide to use message metadata (reactions, read receipts, typing indicators), ephemeral cues (stories/status), and low-effort micro-actions (safe reactions, timestamped check-ins) to be clear about

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4:17

Finding Happiness_ Cultural Influences on Romance

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2026/01/21

In today's episode, we’re diving into the fascinating world of dating, cultural influences, and how these elements connect to the evolving happiness levels between partners. This is the third and final part of our series, and it's packed with insights that will help us better understand our romantic relationships in this multicultural world.So, let’s start with a big idea: Cultural values significantly influence not just our relationship dynamics, but also our individual well-being. For example,

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4:17

Cultural Ties and Romantic Highs_ Understanding...

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2026/01/21

So, whether you're swiping right or left, stick with us as we explore the fascinating ways our backgrounds play a role in our romantic satisfaction.Let’s kick things off with a recent study that’s turning heads. A 2024 research piece from the Journal of Happiness Studies looked at responses from over 13,000 participants across 50 different societies. What they found was enlightening: societies that are more culturally diverse often have stronger family ties, which directly contribute to individual

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3:49

Cultural Currents in Dating_ The Impact on...

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2026/01/21

Let’s kick things off by understanding just how much cultural context matters in our relationships. Did you know that studies have shown significant variations in relationship satisfaction based on cultural influences? For instance, research in Oman revealed that marital happiness for couples greatly revolves around effective communication and mutual respect. This suggests that what works in one culture might differ entirely in another, contributing to the rich tapestry of human experience in love

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3:16

Love in the Age Gap_ Exploring Older Men Dating...

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2026/01/21

Let’s start by looking at the perception of inequity. A study from 2018 published in Current Psychology found that age-gap couples often fight against a stereotype that one partner is more privileged than the other, leading to what we call prejudice in the wider society. It’s a common view that older partners must be benefiting more, creating a dynamic that can both challenge and bolster these relationships depending on cultural norms.Speaking of culture, it plays a significant role in how age gaps

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3:28

Navigating Love Across Generations_ Psychological and...

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2026/01/21

As we kick things off, let’s take a quick look at what’s happening globally. A study that spanned 130 countries found that on average, in heterosexual relationships, men are often about 4.2 years older than their female partners. But here in the United States, this trend is changing. After peaking with an age gap of 4.9 years in 1880, we now see an average of just 2.2 years as of 2022. This reflects a broader shift toward age-homogeneous partnerships, suggesting an increasing preference for partners

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3:29

Love Knows No Age_ Understanding Age-Gap...

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2026/01/21

Today, we’re diving into a topic that’s become increasingly relevant in our modern dating landscape: age-gap relationships. You might be surprised to learn that nearly 40% of American adults have engaged in relationships with a significant age difference, specifically ten years or more. This trend is not just a quirky dating choice; it reflects deep psychological and social dynamics at play.So, what’s fueling this shift in how we perceive age in relationships? For starters, let’s look at some

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3:26

The Dynamics of Age-Gap Love_ Understanding...

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2026/01/21

Let’s start by looking at the perception of inequity. A study from 2018 published in Current Psychology found that age-gap couples often fight against a stereotype that one partner is more privileged than the other, leading to what we call prejudice in the wider society. It’s a common view that older partners must be benefiting more, creating a dynamic that can both challenge and bolster these relationships depending on cultural norms.Speaking of culture, it plays a significant role in how age gaps

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3:38

Unraveling Age-Gap Romance_ The Psychology Behind...

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2026/01/21

So, let’s kick things off with some eye-opening statistics: A recent Ipsos poll revealed that nearly 39% of American adults have engaged in age-gap dating—defined as relationships involving a ten-year age gap. And here’s an interesting slice of that data: a whopping 66% of men have dated someone ten or more years younger than themselves. In contrast, only 28% of women have dated someone that much older. This disparity raises some intriguing questions about preferences in romantic

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3:16

Love in the Age Gap_ Exploring Older Men Dating...

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2026/01/21

It’s an interesting topic that’s been buzzing around in romantic circles for quite some time—older men dating younger women. Have you ever wondered what drives this phenomenon? Why is it that a significant number of folks seem to be okay with age-gap relationships, particularly when it comes to older men and younger women? In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into this subject, exploring the societal norms, psychological factors, and even the historical context that shape these relationships.Let’s

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3:33

Unraveling the Age-Gap Romance_ The Allure of Older...

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2026/01/21

. It's a subject that has sparked countless conversations and debates in social circles, dinner parties, and even academia. But what really lies behind this age-gap romance? What attracts these partners to each other? Today, we'll peel back the layers and discover the dynamics at play in these relationships.To set the stage, let’s look at some numbers. A recent 2022 Ipsos poll revealed that a striking 39% of American adults have tried age-gap dating, where there’s an age difference of ten years or

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4:06

The Need for Sex After 60_ Life, Love, and Intimac

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2026/01/21

Let’s begin with some astonishing statistics. A 2018 poll from the University of Michigan and AARP revealed that around 40% of adults aged 65 to 80 are still sexually active. Now, that's not just a number tossed around lightly! This figure indicates that a good number of our older friends and family members are enjoying sex as much as younger generations. In fact, quite a few of them—54%, to be specific—are engaging in sexual activity at least two to three times a month, which is comparable to what

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3:36

The Need for Sex After 60_ Embracing Intimacy and Joy

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2026/01/21

Let’s start with some eye-opening stats. A study from 2018 involving nearly 7,000 adults, aged 50 to 89, unveiled that those who engaged in sexual activity reported significantly higher levels of life enjoyment. Can you believe that? Sexual activity isn't just about the physical; it’s a crucial element of emotional health. For many, it’s a source of happiness, intimacy, and connection. In fact, about 40% of adults aged 65 to 80 noted they were active in the last year—and that’s a testament to how

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3:55

Exploring Desire_ The Need for Sex After 60

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2026/01/21

oday, we’re diving into a conversation that many shy away from but is absolutely vital for the happiness and well-being of older adults: the need for sex after sixty. Let’s challenge the stereotypes and explore just how essential intimacy can be at this stage of life.First, let’s address an important question: how many older adults are actually engaging in sexual activity? You might be surprised to learn that a comprehensive study showed nearly half—yes, 46%—of adults aged sixty and above are still

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8:20

The 3‑Minute Share: A Safe, Timed Vulnerability...

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2026/01/21

Many early threads never reach real connection because people either skim too light or overshare too fast. In this 10‑minute episode Sarah teaches the 3‑Minute Share: a structured, time‑boxed exchange that surfaces one meaningful but low‑risk detail in 3 minutes or less. Listeners learn how to choose invitation prompts (curiosity-forward, codec-simple), three delivery formats (text seed + reply, 60–90s voice-note, and an in-person 3‑minute turn), and exact warm, dignity-preserving scripts. The

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4:09

Evolution Of Sex

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2026/01/20

This episode explores the historical evolution of human sexuality, highlighting how cultural, religious, and technological changes have shaped our sexual norms over the centuries. By examining ancient perspectives, the sexual revolution, and the impact of digital technology, we uncover the complexities of sexuality and its adaptability across generations.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lets-talk-sex--5052038/support.

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4:20

What Changes at 60 — and Why It’s Not a Decline

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2026/01/20

This episode explores the historical evolution of human sexuality, highlighting how cultural, religious, and technological changes have shaped our sexual norms over the centuries. By examining ancient perspectives, the sexual revolution, and the impact of digital technology, we uncover the complexities of sexuality and its adaptability across generations.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lets-talk-sex--5052038/support.

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4:00

Sexually Vibrate 60 Plus

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2026/01/20

Today, we're diving deep into a truly vital topic that doesn't get enough attention: sex and intimacy for those aged 60 and older. As we continue to learn about the evolving landscape of sexual health, it's exciting to see how many older adults are retaining an active and fulfilling sex life. Did you know that a recent poll found around 40% of Americans aged 65 to 80 are still sexually active? Yes, indeed! While that number does taper off with age—46% of those aged 65 to 70 compared to 25% of those

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3:45

60+ And Sexual Activity

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2026/01/20

we explore the realities of sexual activity and satisfaction among adults aged 60 and above, debunking myths about aging and intimacy. Packed with statistics and insights, this conversation reveals how health and relationship dynamics influence sexual well-being in later life.4 minutesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lets-talk-sex--5052038/support.

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