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A Note from James: In the first episode with Dr. Nicole McNichols, we talked about chemistry, myths, and why communication matters more than performance. This episode goes deeper—into biology, anatomy, dopamine, desire, and the mechanics of pleasure. There are a lot of myths around sex. Some are cultural. Some are Hollywood. Some come from bad science. And some just come from silence. This conversation gets specific. We talk about orgasm, desire, scheduling sex, the so-called “missionary problem,” novelty in long-term relationships, and why so much of what we assume about men and women sexually just isn’t true. If Part 1 was about mindset, Part 2 is about understanding how sex actually works. Episode Description: What actually happens in the body during orgasm? Why does anticipation sometimes feel better than the act itself? And why are so many of our beliefs about sex simply wrong? In Part 2 of this three-part series, Dr. Nicole McNichols breaks down the biology of desire, the science of orgasm, and the myths that quietly sabotage long-term relationships. She explains why dopamine peaks during anticipation, why consistency—not intensity—is often key to orgasm, and why “missionary” might be underrated. They explore the anatomy of the clitoris (including research only fully mapped in 2006), the orgasm gap, responsive vs. spontaneous desire, and why scheduling intimacy can actually increase desire. This episode reframes sex not as performance, but as collaboration—an evolving, communicative process rooted in curiosity and growth. Timestamped Chapters: [00:02:00] No One Craves Bad Sex & The Myth of “Boring” Positions [00:03:18] Previously on Part 1: Porn Myths & Feeling Wanted [00:04:00] Chemistry, Pheromones & The Role of Safety [00:06:00] Sexual Growth Mindset & Compatibility [00:08:00] Fireworks vs. Communication [00:10:00] Anatomy, Diversity of Touch & The Clitoris Explained [00:12:00] Scripts, Feedback & How to Talk During Sex [00:17:00] Novelty, Micro-Novelty & Preventing Boredom [00:19:00] Wanting, Liking & Learning: The Pleasure Cycle [00:23:00] Expanding the Definition of Sex [00:25:00] The “Sex Recession” & Frequency Myths [00:27:00] Planning Intimacy & Scheduling Sex [00:31:00] Why Missionary Deserves a Rebrand [00:34:00] Internal Anatomy, the Clitoral Complex & Size Myths [00:39:00] What Is an Orgasm, Physiologically? [00:45:00] The Orgasm Gap & Why Fingering Matters [00:47:00] Consistency vs. “Faster & Harder” [00:49:00] Masturbation Myths & No Nut November [00:51:00] Refractory Period & Aging [00:55:00] Multiple Orgasms & What Research Shows [01:00:00] Love, Orientation & Novelty in Long-Term Relationships Subscribe here: / jamesaltuchershow Follow Me On Social ******************************** For media requests or interviews, please reach out to me at altucher@gmail.com Facebook / jaltucher.blog Instagram / altucher Twitter / jaltucher