Characteristics Of A Sex Expert

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30 Best Sexperts of 2015
A sexpert, or sex expert, is the title given to a person who helps singles and couples (of any sexual combination) with matters relating to sexuality and relationships. Fifty years ago, there were very few sexperts available to the general public, mostly because the idea of discussing in detail what goes on behind closed doors was too taboo. Today however, there are a number of sexperts on radio, television, and the internet, and each has their own skill set and unique personality. Here we have compiled a list of the 30 best sexperts in 2015, in no particular order.
A.V. Flox
Author, blogger, thrill seeker, and well regarded sexpert, Flox spends her days delving into the depths of sex, and all of the ways it touches
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As a native of Belgium who speaks nine languages (ten if you count the language of love), Perel travels the globe giving lectures holding group sessions relating to all manner of sex topics. Her famed book Mating in Captivity, explores the intricacies and difficulties of loving, appreciating, and enjoying sex in a long term relationship or marriage. Perel offers a blunt attitude towards sex discussions, often creating a level of discomfort in her audience which immediately triggers …show more content…
While her writings can focus on anything from current events to dating advice, her sexuality related pieces are poignant and refreshing, not to mention downright hilarious. Her article titled “Seven Reasons Why Republicans Are Bad At Sex” will not only keep you in tears, it actually explores the psychology behind the ideology. Proving that being a sexpert is not all fun and games, Abber also tackles the topics of sexual harassment and the struggles faced by both sexes in the world.

Emily Morse
There is one simple reason why Morse 's podcast, “Sex with Emily”, is the top rated and downloaded podcast in the world, there is no topic too risque for her. With an education based in psychology, followed by years of political campaign activity, Morse knows how to screw people. Her website, blogs, and podcasts will cover everything from Sausage Wraps to the Art of a Hand job, from Talking Dirty to Blow job Embargoes. Her frank discussions, always tinged with an appropriate amount of humor, offer some of the best sexpert advise available.

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