Lindsay Roth

Well, and for people who are already in relationships, I understand if it's not your pattern to have these regular check-ins or to bring things up. We are not saying that you need to sit your partner down and say, sit down. We need to talk about our sex life, right? Like, that's a little awkward. That's a little tricky, especially if it's not your pattern. Don't feel scared by this process.

Well, and for people who are already in relationships, I understand if it's not your pattern to have these regular check-ins or to bring things up. We are not saying that you need to sit your partner down and say, sit down. We need to talk about our sex life, right? Like, that's a little awkward. That's a little tricky, especially if it's not your pattern. Don't feel scared by this process.

Throw in a question here or there about money, about sex, about your families, right? And then say, that was great. I love talking to you about that. Can we do that more often? Or blame it on me. Blame it on me. Get this book, look through this book and say, I'm reading this book and it recommends we do this. Can we try it? Right? You just need that little in.

Throw in a question here or there about money, about sex, about your families, right? And then say, that was great. I love talking to you about that. Can we do that more often? Or blame it on me. Blame it on me. Get this book, look through this book and say, I'm reading this book and it recommends we do this. Can we try it? Right? You just need that little in.

Throw in a question here or there about money, about sex, about your families, right? And then say, that was great. I love talking to you about that. Can we do that more often? Or blame it on me. Blame it on me. Get this book, look through this book and say, I'm reading this book and it recommends we do this. Can we try it? Right? You just need that little in.

And I promise you, if your partner's willing to do it, then this can open up a whole new level of communication with you. And once you talk about it, it's easier to revisit it when something else comes up.

And I promise you, if your partner's willing to do it, then this can open up a whole new level of communication with you. And once you talk about it, it's easier to revisit it when something else comes up.

And I promise you, if your partner's willing to do it, then this can open up a whole new level of communication with you. And once you talk about it, it's easier to revisit it when something else comes up.

And what do you want to emulate versus not emulate, whether it was parental figures or figures in your lives?

And what do you want to emulate versus not emulate, whether it was parental figures or figures in your lives?

And what do you want to emulate versus not emulate, whether it was parental figures or figures in your lives?

There's a question about that in the book, actually. If we don't argue, why not? And are we holding back something that we need to be talking about? Because if you don't fight, you need to talk about why you don't.

There's a question about that in the book, actually. If we don't argue, why not? And are we holding back something that we need to be talking about? Because if you don't fight, you need to talk about why you don't.

There's a question about that in the book, actually. If we don't argue, why not? And are we holding back something that we need to be talking about? Because if you don't fight, you need to talk about why you don't.

And you got very lucky because that's rare.

And you got very lucky because that's rare.

And you got very lucky because that's rare.

And when you don't pay attention to it, which we're not conditioned to do, so it's nobody's fault. It's not her fault if she didn't pay attention to it. But this is where when you talk about your childhood just being deeply embedded in you, you're not necessarily paying attention to it, but it's inside you.

And when you don't pay attention to it, which we're not conditioned to do, so it's nobody's fault. It's not her fault if she didn't pay attention to it. But this is where when you talk about your childhood just being deeply embedded in you, you're not necessarily paying attention to it, but it's inside you.

And when you don't pay attention to it, which we're not conditioned to do, so it's nobody's fault. It's not her fault if she didn't pay attention to it. But this is where when you talk about your childhood just being deeply embedded in you, you're not necessarily paying attention to it, but it's inside you.