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Making friends as a kid? Easy. Making friends as an adult? Well… that’s a whole different story. In today’s episode, Josh & Cassie dive into the real-life challenge of building and maintaining adult friendships—especially when life keeps changing.

Whether you’ve moved, gotten married, had kids, or just feel like your old friendships don’t quite fit anymore, you’re not alone. But the good news? You can create meaningful, grown-up connections that last—and they’re worth the effort.

Join us as we discuss:

• Why adult friendships feel harder to form—and what to do about it
• How life transitions shift your social circles (and that’s okay!)
• Practical ways to connect with people in your current season of life

This is your permission slip to stop waiting for friendships to happen to you and start building the kind of community your heart is craving. ❤️

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Is it weird to feel sexually aroused when you have a full bladder? One listener submitted this honest “Asking for a Friend” question—and Josh & Cassie are here to answer it with compassion, clarity, and a little bit of science.

Here’s the good news: Yes, it’s normal! You’re not broken, you’re not alone, and you’re definitely not the only one who’s ever felt this way.

In this episode, Josh (certified sex therapist) and Cassie explain:

• Why some people experience arousal when their bladder is full
• How the nervous system, body sensations, and pleasure can overlap
• What to do if this sensation causes confusion, shame, or curiosity

This is a safe space to get curious about your body and sexuality—without judgment and with truth, grace, and a good dose of humor. ❤️

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Six weeks into marriage and struggling with erectile dysfunction? You’re not alone. In this “Asking for a Friend” episode, Josh & Cassie respond to a heartfelt submission from a newlywed facing unexpected challenges in the bedroom—and the emotional weight that comes with it.

When expectations around intimacy collide with real-life struggles, it can feel isolating, discouraging, and even threatening to your relationship. But the truth? There’s hope—and healing is possible.

In this episode, Josh (certified sex therapist) and Cassie explore:

• What to do when erectile dysfunction shows up early in marriage.
• The impact of sexual expectations—and how to reframe them.
• How to navigate emotional fears like “What if they leave me?”
• A biblically grounded path forward for intimacy, connection, and healing.

Key Takeaways:

• ED is more common than you think—and it doesn’t define your marriage
• Intimacy is about connection, not just performance
• God can bring healing through honest communication, empathy, and patience
• There’s always a next step forward—together, not apart

Whether you’re newly married or years in, this conversation is full of grace, truth, and practical wisdom for walking through intimacy challenges together—not alone. ❤️

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