SPOILER ALERT! If you haven’t watched the first two episodes of Season 2 of Sex/Life, then you might want to before listening to this podcast episode. Between all the yummy new characters and hot elevator sex, you may have missed some key learnings, but don't worry,I took notes and didn't miss a single beat.

Delicious takeaways:

💦 Which male character is a great example of the healthy masculine?

💦 What paradigm is Sasha’s character promoting? And how does this promote a message of which I think women should be wary?

💦 Why are so many women stuck in their hypermasculine nowadays? Where does this stem from?

💦 Which scene I refer to as “the best thing ever heard on a television show,” and why?

💦 Which trends I see in the show that mirror real-life scenarios i work through with many clients?

💦 Which scene perfectly depicts how men and women perceive things differently and how easily miscommunication occurs between genders?