Jennifer Zamparelli

Yeah.

Doing stuff like that.

Without, no, pole vaulting, you know, over the line and buying a massive vibrator or whatever.

Is like the audio erotica and the audio and stuff like that is kind of a gentle way into finding their sexual self, so to speak.

Is that a good way to start for women who've maybe lost their way to find their way back or get back to where they've never been before?

Absolutely.

Heated Rivalry.

So, have you not seen it?

That's crazy.

I love to hear it though.

And I suppose it's important to check in with ourselves as well because

What turned us on in our 20s or 30s is not going to, it's not going to work the same now.

Physically, we're different.

Emotionally, we're different.

And if you're with a partner 20 years or whatever, that relationship has grown in many ways.

So the check in with yourself is very important as well.

Is there any questions that you think would be a go to question to say to yourself if you're being on top of your sexual health?

That is a very good point.

Absolutely.

And lastly, I just want to ask you, because I've just read Katrina O'Sullivan's book, Hunger, and it's all about women's relationship with their bodies.