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Sexology, What Many Couples Should Know Before Living Aboard | #SAL #378

August 17, 2025 · 42 min · 62K views

What this video covers

Adriano Plotzky of Hashtag Sal interviews Gabi, a physician who specializes in sexology, and her partner John aboard their Bora Bora 36, a Brazilian-designed sailboat they describe as having exceptional storage and cross-ventilation.5:44 Gabi transitioned from obstetrics to online sexology consultations specifically to make liveaboard life viable, scheduling patient appointments around passages.18:16 The conversation covers how liveaboard life intensifies relationships — both romantic and social — and why sexual health matters for couples living aboard. John, who has 12–13 years of sailing experience, had a heart attack while running an advertising agency at 152 kg, which drove the decision to move aboard and restructure his life around sailing.16:17 The couple runs an internet-equipment supply company remotely, allowing full-time nomadic life.15:33 They discuss the Bora Bora 36's layout in detail: a dedicated cabin, a compact closet, open storage to prevent mold, and natural cross-ventilation that keeps the boat cool even in Bahia.20:03 They also address the emotional cost of nomadic life — missing family and long-term friends — and the discipline of deferring to weather windows rather than forcing departures.29:11 Their core relationship rule: never make decisions after an argument; sleep on it first.7:38

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