Dr. Milhouse

And so now they need like really a lot of like their brain, their dopamine connections and their arousal connections have been like associated with like really hardcore porn.

Imagery.

Real life is like kind of awkward.

Somebody might fart.

Yeah, right, right, right.

You know, oh, wait, I got to pee.

Like, yeah, real life is like there's awkward moments.

And if for you, you're like, you know, already anxious.

And then this awkward moment leads to like losing an erection or doing that.

Then because all you've known is like this curated idea of what sexual activity.

encounters are with humans.

You speak to something, Tyler, which is our kids are very much exposed and have all this access, which is not...

like always good and what that means is we have to be really um communicate as parents you know that this is we can't hide and think okay if i don't say anything right tommy and even uh suzy aren't going to see porn you're you're big your kids are getting porn sent to you you don't even have to they don't have to google porn it's getting sent to them inadvertently right okay if they're on any social media type whatever's so you have to talk to your kids about porn

You're absolutely right, Tyler and Caitlin.

There's performance anxiety.

There's anxiety with sex manifesting as performance anxiety erections for men.

I feel like for women, anxiety manifests as arousal and orgasm dysfunction.

Okay, because for us to engage in most...

Well, let me put a caveat here.

Obviously, we are mostly talking about heteronormative sexual encounters.