In this episode of Coffee and Cleavage, hosts Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary unpack three candid fan submissions: being bored by “technically good” vanilla sex and how to introduce kink respectfully; when 24/7 location sharing crosses from reassurance into surveillance; and what to do when a threesome meant to reignite intimacy leaves partners feeling more disconnected. Can a threesome save a relationship or is it doomed after?

In this episode of Coffee and Cleavage, Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary tackle a spicier get-to-know-us Q&A. They pick the one bedroom toy they’d keep, share the everyday sounds that spark flirt mode, discuss whether enthusiastic sex can be restored, and unpack body count, fading desire, and the “constant attention” myth. They open up about a kink they admire but haven’t tried, foods that kill the mood, give-vs-receive dilemmas, on-camera versus real-life boundaries, car quickies versus luxury slow burns, mutual self-pleasure on video chat, the profile keywords that trigger an instant swipe-left, and a rapid “hot or pass” on rope, wax, and ice.

n this episode of Coffee and Cleavage, Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary answer fan-submitted questions about navigating desire with confidence. They break down how to introduce a kink without pressure, why after-care can matter even after “vanilla” sex, and the low-pressure way to bring toys into the bedroom. They also unpack whether quiet can be just as hot as vocal, and where the line is between sexy and too loud. Honest, useful, and stigma-free.

In this episode of Coffee and Cleavage, Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary dissect two fan stories that prove mixed signals are alive and painfully well. One listener gets ghosted 24 hours after a picture-perfect hookup; another is trapped between flirtatious compliments and Instagram posts about other guys. The trio explores signs of emotional unavailability, gentle ways to clarify intentions, and whether it’s ever smart to reach out after being blocked.

This week on Coffee and Cleavage, Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary are answering your juiciest fan-submitted questions—and it’s all about firsts, fantasies, and the moments that make you go “WTF?!” The trio share surprising things they are into and debate public sex, awkward dirty talk slip-ups, and who’s really more experimental in bed—men or women. 

Lynnie, Shantal, and Gary welcome a truly unique guest: Matt Barr, the official record-holder for the world’s largest scientifically documented penis—measuring over 14 inches. In this candid and honest conversation, Matt opens up about discovering his size, navigating dating and mental health, public perception, and the myths that surround male anatomy. We also touch on his experience posing nude for his upcoming book, how he responds to the “prove it” crowd, and what advice he’d give to any man struggling with size insecurity.

This isn’t just a conversation about size—it’s a conversation about what size means.

In this week’s episode, Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary answer even more fan-submitted questions—from what makes a hookup truly unforgettable to how many “okay” dates is too many before moving on. They are talking sex confidence vs. physical skill, the surprising impact of rejection, and why the first kiss might—or might not—tell you everything you need to know. 

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In this episode of Coffee and Cleavage, Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary take on three fan-submitted stories that hit close to home. From being strung along by a flirty texter, to dating someone still healing from trauma, to feeling blamed after every hookup—these men are asking: “What do I do next?”
The hosts break down the mixed signals, communication breakdowns, and emotional red flags that so many of us face.

Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary explore two powerful fan-submitted stories this week on Coffee and Cleavage. First: a man’s girlfriend wants to explore her sexuality—on her terms only. Is one-sided openness ever okay? Then, another listener who's only attracted to "model-type" women and feels completely stuck—alone, frustrated, and unable to connect. Can attraction ever evolve—or are we doomed by our “type”?

Shantal, Lynnie, and Gary return with another round of brutally honest fan-submitted questions—this time diving deep into dating dilemmas, awkward sex scenarios, and emotional landmines like porn habits, body count convos, and finishing too fast.