Vanessa Marin

I don't think that you can have a healthy relationship without a healthy active sex life.

Aside from a very small percentage of people who are asexual, I don't think you can have a healthy sex life without it.

You can.

I mean, I have never been tested on this.

Maybe if somebody wants to fund some testing, see how good my radar is on this.

But I can usually sense it.

Yeah, you can see like it's in the way a couple looks at each other.

Do they make eye contact with each other?

Do they touch each other?

Is there that kind of like mischievous little grin they have when they look at each other?

Are they standing close to each other?

There's a lot of body language between a couple that's connected versus a couple that's disconnected.

I would venture to say the majority of couples.

I'd say it's more common to have a bad sex life than a good one.

And I know.

It bums me out.

It really bums me out.

And that's why I'm so passionate about doing this work is that I want more people to be able to be connected, to be able to experience it.

Because most of us have had that experience of great sex.

Where it just—oh, I'm curious for you.