Max Lugavere

I mean, like, you know, you're a doctor.

Like this is what you do.

You teach courses.

But, you know, sometimes I find conversations about sex.

Like there's this –

desire to shoehorn it into like this like overly academic framing where sex should be kind of like messy and it's like not, it can be complicated and.

How'd you get into this?

That's amazing.

And the course ended up becoming wildly popular.

Wow.

That is so cool.

So I mean, there's all this interest, obviously, from younger people.

But isn't there, I mean, I've heard or I've at least seen the suggestion that younger generations like Gen Z, they're having less sex actually than generations past.

What do you make of that?

Do you think that porn is a net negative or net positive to society?

stopping porn is going to solve all your problems because it's not it's more saying what's the underlying issue here that's leading you to seek something out like that and that's preventing you from seeking real deeper solutions to your problems yeah i would totally totally agree with that sentiment i think that it's very similar to for example sugar yes i mean you can have a healthy relationship with with sugar even though there's no such thing as a biological necessity for

added sugar.

I mean, if you have a healthy relationship with food, you can eat a little bit of sugar here and there.

You can use sugar as a way to fuel your workouts, your high intensity workouts.

But then obviously, because of the nature of the environment today, some people are going to be exposed to sugar and it's going to become their out to whatever stresses they're feeling to, you know, to whatever.