Speaker A and Speaker B thank viewers and reflect on the difficulty people have talking about sex and relationships. They suggest making better communication your 2026 resolution, in intimate relationships and everywhere else. Happy New Year.
Happy New Year, or Happy New Year, excuse me.
It's New Year's Eve, I'm doing a late Thailand vlog since less and more of those to say thank you this weekend. Um, I really, I really appreciate all of you guys. This is something that I do for enjoyment, not because I'm suddenly popular, but because I'm here. So I'm open for Suzanne Noble to give us a key difference. I should go drinking. So there it is. I'm just glad to see you. That's long. Yes. So Suzanne Noble, second ACC nominee, Montana. Well, I was called by your IT consultant, cyber thief. One thing that is easy to see was all these dislikes of— is important.
Speaking English, Jen, of the ABCs. Definitely. It's not something that we learn typically. It's not something that many of us are comfortable with. Talking about our sexual feelings, about desire, about what we want out of our relationships sometimes can be so difficult. And so many of these professionals have given me so much knowledge around just how we can improve our relationships through just being better at communicating what we like and what we don't like. So I would encourage all of you for 2026 to consider how can you be a better communicator within your relationships, not just your intimate ones, but all the relationships in your life. Because I know that being a better communicator makes you a better person, makes you far easier to deal with, uh, and just lets people know where they're at. So that's just my final advice for 2026, is let's take that gift of becoming a better communicator into our intimate and not so intimate relationships. And yeah, happy New Year, and hope you all have a really great time this evening, and see you in 2026.
