Dhru Purohit

And who at 50 can say she's honestly having the best sex of her entire life.

So first of all, I really want to give a message to women that you can be having incredible, passionate, connected sex, even if you have three kids and you've been married for 20 years.

It is just about having the tools that society so far has been denying you.

So that is really...

You know, I mean, in terms of who I am, though, I am a so I'm a human sexuality professor.

I am a I teach at the University of Washington.

I have the largest class in the history of the university.

It's pretty popular.

It's pretty popular.

Although, to be fair, you know, it is sex.

It would I'd have to be doing a pretty bad job if it wasn't popular.

But it's 1,200 students a quarter, 700 in person, 500 online.

And so that means that one third of the University of Washington undergraduates takes my course.

And my perspective, right, I have a PhD in psychology.

And so my perspective in this class is that I need to be giving you what the research says, right?

So I am devouring journals like the Journal of Sexual Medicine, like the Archives of Sexual Behavior, the Journal of Sex Research, as well as going to conferences and talking to people who are at the absolute cutting edge in this field that many of us aren't getting access to, right?

That I think people need to hear from.

And if you look at sort of what's happening, I think, in the sexual space in general, it's a lot of people who are putting forth opinion that's not necessarily backed by science.

And what happens with that is when we teach people something based off of our opinions around a topic that is so stigmatized like sex, it just feeds forth a lot of misinformation.

And so I just, I feel like I'm here to dispel all of the myths and all of the misinformation that so often floods this space and really delivers sort of inadequate advice.