Mary Roach

There'd be no mention of like intercourse, arousal, orgasm, like doesn't exist.

Move along, move along.

And particularly for people who are having any kind of trouble sexually or with whether or not just not satisfied or not conceiving or whatever, it behooves –

us to understand.

And it's not just it's good to know because of the sake of knowing.

It was also actually really helpful for people to know what could be going wrong.

I mean, you look back at Robert Latue Dickinson, who was the one who got Kinsey interested in sex research.

Kinsey had been studying gall wasps.

Dickinson was like, hey, I got something a little more interesting for you.

How about sex?

Yeah.

Dickinson was this amazing guy who would—he was a gynecologist, but he was very open with his patients.

And he talked about how, you know, he would have patients who were having trouble conceiving because they didn't realize, like, the penis has to actually go in there.

Like, they didn't know how to do it.

And in which hole?

It can't go in the butt.

It can't go in the butt, you know?

No, not that hole.

This hole.

Yeah.