When you hear the words open relationship or ethical non-monogamy, you probably have some presumptions about the kinds of people who are in these relationships and what their connection is like. In this episode, Georgia talks to people exploring non-monogamy and the experts to get a better understanding of why more people are opening up their relationships.
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CREDITS 
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<li>Host: <a href="https://www.georgiagraced.com/">Georgia Grace</a></li>
<li>Guests:
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<li>Arlyn Owens, psychosexual therapist and educator <a href="https://www.instagram.com/intensivelove_therapy/">@intensivelove_therapy</a></li>
<li>Eleanor Hadley, Sensuality coach and sex educator <a href="https://www.instagram.com/eleanorhadley/?hl=en">@eleanorhadley</a></li>
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<li>Managing Producer: Andrew Brentnall</li>
<li>Producers: Amy Kimball, Edwina Stott, Lem Zakharia</li>
<li>Editor and Audio Imaging: Adrian Walton</li>
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The Dangerous Game of Break-Up Sex

Certified sex coach, Georgia Grace has helped hundreds of people to have the best and most fulfilling sex of their lives. She wants to help you too. In Bed dives into how humans from all walks of life think, feel and talk about sex. Answering the questions, you would ordinarily only type into Google &ndash; how can you make your fantasy a reality? What should you do if your libido doesn&rsquo;t match your partner&rsquo;s? And is break-up sex always a bad idea?