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Hosted by Stacey Herrera · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 86 episodes
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Honest conversations about intimacy, desire, and relationships after 40. Sex in Real Life explores how connection, attraction, bodies, and relationships change in midlife and beyond, without shame or clichés.Instagram: @staceynherreraSubtack: https://www.sexinreallife.com/Website: https://staceyherrera.com/
Stacey Herrera hosts Sex in Real Life with Stacey Herrera, a society show with 86 episodes published.
Humans seem to have a unique relationship with sex. It's often enmeshed with societal expectations, emotionality, and internal stories. In this episode, Stacey explores the tension between our inherent biology and our ne
Our views on sex work often reflect the things we try to tuck away. Loneliness. Shame. Desire. In this episode, we're exploring how adult sex work might be a vital social service, providing a judgment-free space for acce
Good people are not necessarily good at relationships. In this episode, Stacey explores the social construct of being a "good person." And how being polite, helpful, and uncruel can bypass the emotional nuance needed for
Being in a relationship often looks like divvying up the life stuff. Maybe they take on the in-the-house chores, and you take on the outside parts. But who's responsible for sex? You? Them? In this episode, Stacey is tal
The relationship you have with your body shapes what you're willing to feel, receive, and experience sexually. This episode explores aging, self-perception, and the shift toward neutrality (and maybe even generosity)—and
Touch speaks its own language. A hand on your belly. Fingers along your jaw. A palm at the center of your back. And the body feels every word. In this episode, Stacey sits with what touch feels like. When it feels like h
Bedrooms don't magically transform into dens of desire after dark. Especially after a full day juggling life sh*t. That's not how desire works—at any age, but especially in relationships beyond 40. In this episode, Stace
The desire to let go and be uninhibited during sex is pretty common. Yet most of us struggle with it, especially in marriage and LTRs. After 40, we assume the self-consciousness is about appearance. Bellies, butts, and l
There used to be these gaps of nothing. Waiting for a table. Standing in line. The 20 minutes or so before the thing started. And in those gaps, almost without thinking, we reached for one another. Now those moments are
There are things that our partner says or does that grate on our very last nerve. But sometimes, as annoyed as we may be, we find desire bubbling to the surface. In this episode, Stacey gets into the alchemy of irritatio
Long-term relationships have a way of settling into routine. Same person, same bed, same sex, possibly on the same night of the week. In this episode, Stacey gets into why the sexual do-over is a myth. And how you could
Sometimes old relationships linger in our nervous system. We brace for disappointment, questioning generosity, or waiting for new love to come with a list of conditions. In this episode, Stacey explores how past relation
Sometimes exes come back into your life because they missed you. But there are times when they return because their life unraveled without the structure you provided.. In this episode, Stacey explores the difference betw
Most of us really believe we want honesty. But do we want the truth? Or do we just want to be agreed with? In this episode, Stacey digs into the difference between honesty and the curated version many of us seek. And why
What happens when a married man logs onto a dating app looking for sex, only to discover he's in search of something else? In this episode, Stacey recounts a six-hour phone call with a stranger that unexpectedly delves i
What if the sex you used to have wasn't better? Maybe it was just newer. In this episode, Stacey explores why so many people measure their current sex life against a memory. And why memories are often more myth than real
Sometimes sexual frustration has nothing to do with sex. It's not about frequency, chemistry, or who's initiating. In this episode, Stacey explores how emotional disconnection shapes desire. And why relationships that lo
Sometimes people cheat because they feel invisible to the person they're already with. It's not always about wanting someone new. In this episode, Stacey gets into why some affairs stem from a lack of fulfillment rather
When people say they want to know you, they often mean they want to know the version of you that they are most comfortable with. In this episode, Stacey explores the gap between authenticity and comfort. What we reveal,
There's an unspoken rule in most relationships. Romance goes to the top of the pile. Everything else gets what's left over. In this episode, Stacey questions that. What happens when one relationship has to be all the thi
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Sex in Real Life with Stacey Herrera is hosted by Stacey Herrera. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 86 episodes.
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