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In this episode we talk about stereotypes of submissives, dominant men, and how male supremacy affects our BDSM relationship. We provide a brief history on men's groups, its original ties to feminism, and how these groups changed over time. We also discuss how the pressure to be "heteronormative" men affects us as people and how it affects our relationship.
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Explicit Content: In this episode we discuss the differences and similarities between feminism, femdom, and female supremacy.
Artwork: 1565 Elisabeth de Valois by Sofonisba Anguissola (Prado)
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EXPLICIT: In this episode, we resume our discussion of male chastity: it's potential costs and benefits to both the caged and they keyholder, as well as some of the myths and falsehoods that about male chastity that circulate among kinky and kink-curious people.
Episode Art: Sir Galahad Receives the Key to the Castle of Maidens, Edwin Austin Abbey, c. 1880
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EXPLICIT: In Part 1 of our two part discussion of male chastity, Jislaaik provides a brief historical overview of how and why powerful social institutions attempt to control the who, what, when, where, and why of human sexuality. Then Lance provides an overview of the kinky, consensual use of sexual control, focusing on the current popularity of male chastity.
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Explicit Content: In this episode we explore different ideas from cultural and rhetorical theory for deepening our power exchange dynamic.
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EXPLICIT CONTENT: Join us around the Christmas tree as we sip Frangelico and try out our new toys.
Episode Art: "Ghost of Christmas Present," John Leech, 1843
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In this episode, we discuss social stigmas associated with kink, and the potential costs and benefits of coming out kinky to ourselves, our friends, our family, and our coworkers.
Episode Art: "The Armed Maiden," Friedrich von Amerling, c.1850
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Explicit Content: In this episode, we continue our conversation about sex, kink, and self-creation.
Episode Art: "Mask Still Life III," Emil Nolde, 1911
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Explicit Content: In this episode, we introduce Foucault's theories of sexual identity and practice, and then discuss how prolific kinksters are in the art of self-creation.
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This podcast is about the complex dynamics between sex, love, and power. We explore art, literature, theory, and philosophy, often in the context of our own BDSM-based female-led relationship. The…