Dr. Alok Kanojia

That's it, right?

And let's dig into that for a second, right?

Because if we think about the most private parts of ourselves, there's so much intimacy.

And so you have one person, if you're married, let's just assume that we've got a married couple, right?

So you've got one person in the world who's got your back in every single way.

Right.

But if there's some part of you, you want them to do something.

Yeah.

And then you share that with them because many of them don't know how it's physiologically possible or they don't know how to start going about doing that.

We'll talk about female examples in a second.

That rejection, the risk of that rejection... Boom, off-ramp.

Right?

Yeah, absolutely.

That's going to crack this intimacy.

So we've got a good thing going, right?

We're in love.

It's good.

We've got a couple kids.

Yeah, but there's a huge difference between everything that you just said and this, which is all of those things is me and you against that thing out there.

But when it comes to something like sexual, this is me and you.