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Episode 212: Exes, Erogenous Zones & Erotic Massage

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You're listening to the Sex With Dr. Jess podcast. Sex and relationship advice you can use tonight.

Brandon (00:16):

Welcome to the Sex With Dr. Jess podcast. I'm your co host Brandon Ware here with my always lovely other half Dr. Jess.

Dr. Jess (00:24):

I'm not so lovely today.

Brandon (00:27):

I think you're lovely. And I'm not just saying that for brownie points.

Dr. Jess (00:31):

You're being sarcastic.

Brandon (00:32):

You’re hot.

Dr. Jess (00:33):

Oh, I’m nice to look at. That's not what I meant. I have a bad attitude.

Brandon (00:37):

You got the bad attitude all right. You got a bad-a-tude. Yeah you hot.

Dr. Jess (00:41):

It's been a day.

Brandon (00:43):

It has.

Dr. Jess (00:44):

I have to say. So I had such a wild day today, it was a bit of a rough one where I started with a live shoot, and our internet went down, and I pissed off the live audience, and a whole bunch of other things went down. Not a big deal in the grand scheme of things. But then I had therapy, so I just talked to my therapist Carla and I feel, I don't know like nine notches calmer.

Brandon (01:03):

That's great.

Dr. Jess (01:04):

Yeah.

Brandon (01:05):

I went upstairs and banged my head into the wall.

Dr. Jess (01:08):

It sounded like you were working out.

Brandon (01:10):

Yeah I did. I did some calisthenics.

Dr. Jess (01:13):

So you did your work out. I got my therapy. Are you feeling calmer?

Brandon (01:16):

I always feel calmer after I am physical.

Dr. Jess (01:20):

I thought you were gonna say you feel calmer after I go to therapy

Brandon (01:25):

I always feel better when you have therapy. No, I feel, I feel better all right.

Dr. Jess (01:28):

You've got your outlet. I've got mine. Now we're gonna be talking about erogenous zones today. Hopefully we'll get into some erotic massage techniques, we have a question about exes. Before we dive in, I want to say thank you to OhMyG, they are our sponsor today. This is a super quiet toy by Ioba that massages the G zone internally, with this come hither kind of swirling motion. It's really, really, cool. So if you picture a dildo with a kind of c-shape shaped curve to it, so that it gets really nicely into that G zone and at the tip of it, it has sort of an elongated pearl the size of a chocolate covered almond at the inner end, and it curves and pulses at varying speeds. I like the lowest speed, like slow and sensual. But you can turn it up if you like more intensity, and it's nice and quiet. It's made of body safe silicone and you can check it out on my reels on instagram if you wanna see how it works. Or you can head over to https://www.