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AudiobookTwenty years into her marriage, Kat and her husband faced head-on the great underlying fear of most monogamous people: My partner wants to have sex with other people. For them, that truth led to a rollercoaster of new sexual and romantic adventures...
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It's incredibly rare that 'alternative' sexualities or relationship styles are well represented in media. Kat, Flick, and Kevin Patterson discuss the books and shows where it has been well done, the challenges and rewards of creating that media yourself, and the frustrations with overused relationship tropes - we're talking to you, love triangle!
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Non-monogamous people spend extra time communicating with multiple partners in multiple forms, from the simple 'good morning' to setting up dates to having sexy chat time to talking about challenging feelings and even breaking up.
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Victor will help guide us through some of the ways we can make our consent negotiations lead to "high quality" consent so our playtimes can be great for everyone involved.
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Stress, fatigue, hormones, depression, body image, and connectivity are just a few of the things that can affect a person’s libido.
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So many of the people we've met, connected with, and sexed up have been fellow geeks that enjoy much of the same pop culture that we do. You need to have something to talk about when the sexin's done, after all.
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We hang onto a lot of the messages we got about sex growing up and even those of us who consider ourselves very open about our sexuality still retain many of the hangups and shame feelings.
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Nearly everyone we know claims to be bad at flirting, us included, but somehow many of us are scoring dates and getting laid.
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And if you do it right one time, in one moment, you're immediately going to forget and go back to how you touch everyone else's nipples, and it's going to feel really BAD and they're going to hate you again.
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