How did Linda and I get onto the topic of male sex robots? Don't ask me... Linda has officially gone rogue, and I'm here for it. I follow clinical sexologist Naomi Hutchings on Instagram, where she posts hilarious memes under the handle @australiansexologist, and I reached out to her to chat about a completely different topic. She wrote back: "I loved my single time and remember it fondly,  I consciously took time to date myself. I even took a year off of sex during that single time."  So, I ditched all my questions and asked if we could instead chat about her experiences of consciously choosing to take time of sex and dating.  We cover the following questions: Why did you decide to take a year off sex and dating?Do you think there’s a lot of pressure for both couples and singles to have more sex?There’s almost a stigma around not having enough sex - what’s normal and what’s not? What were other people’s reactions to you choosing not to have sex for a year?Was it hard to come back into the dating scene after a year off dating?Is there a difference between consciously choosing to be celibate for a period and feeling like you’re “not having any luck”?As a sexologist, what are the most common issues you see come up for single women? Or women in general?If you'd like to learn more about Henry (not my sister's boyfriend Henry, the other Henry): https://www.wired.com/story/henry-the-sexbot-wants-to-know-all-your-hopes-and-dreams/  And if you'd like to added to my close friends on Instagram to follow my Bachelorette updates, send me a DM here: https://www.instagram.com/hannahfurst/ Guest: Naomi HutchingsWebsite: https://www.naomihutchings.com.au/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/australiansexologist/