Dr. Jenn Gunsaullus, sociologist and sexologist, writes her sex advice and gender commentary blog. The sex blog includes relationship advice, free sex education videos, sex tips, sex-positive mindfulness, and podcast interviews.
What do most people say or do after sex? Is it sexy, or completely the opposite? Many times it’s really unsexy, and could lead to a strong disconnection. There's a funny hashtag on Twitter, #ThingsISayAfterSex, which offers some good examples of the unsexy things that people say ("Where's the remote?").
Read MoreWe all want love -- more love, better love. But I think we often only think about bringing more love into our lives when it comes to a romantic relationship. In this segment on San Diego Living, I discuss the bigger picture around love...
Read MoreAlthough self-care matters all year long, the start of a new year can be a consistent time for us to check in and see how well we're taking care of ourselves. If you're a woman, you may have been specifically trained to put everyone else's needs first. And if you're constantly on the run...
Read MoreWanna be a good lover? There are a lot of misconceptions around what it means to be good at sex...and perhaps some surprises around what it really takes. The lovely and funny Trudi of It's the TruStory interviewed me to dispel some myths about how you can be good at sex!
Read MoreSigh, yes, it's that time of year again when almost anything you can think of is turned into a "sexy" version for the sale of Halloween costumes. Sexy Donald Trump? Sexy Hillary? Sexy Ronald McDonald, Ebola nurse, Smiling Pile of Poo! (I'm serious.) I discussed Sexy Halloween Costumes on San Diego Living....
Read MoreI am so happy to be hosting this event on September 23, 2016, in San Diego! This is a really impressive documentary (and funny!) around a natural topic that is continually shamed and stigmatized. Plus, I'm really proud to say that I am one of the sex experts interviewed in the film.
Read MoreDr. Jenn is a sociologist and relationship & sexuality speaker who challenges our cultural beliefs around sex, sexual consent, gender roles, and health intimacy, with a mindfulness and compassionate approach. Her site includes a sex blog, free sex education videos, sexuality speaking information, and mindfulness resources.
