What to look for, what to do, how to get tested and treated and why you shouldn't feel ashamed when it comes to sexually transmitted infections.

So often we get caught up in cursing ourselves for our past or getting caught up in the hustle of achieving our ideal future that we forget to acknowledge everything we have already achieved. Today's episode is about taking those moments to celebrate progress and cherish our current lives.

A lot of us have some sort of trauma from past relationships, whether that be cheating, crossing boundaries, abuse, etc. So how do we stop projecting these things onto new relationships and work passed triggers? That's what I explore in today's episode.

I asked other members of the LGBTQIA+ communities what Pride Month means to them and why it's so important. This is what they had to say. (I will not be posting an episode on January 5, but encourage everyone to find podcasts done by Indigenous creators.)

A brief examination of some big points in history that helped us get to the point where we are now at. This episode largely focuses on gay men and drag, but acknowledges it is only a small look at some of the expansive history of these communities.

An examination of the stats of who orgasms most often, why that may be the case and some ideas on how we can close this gap and have more people reaching orgasm more often.

For the second week of my Pride month episodes I decided I would share some stories of people who I have spoken with about what different coming out stories can look like. I would like to thank everyone who trusted me with their stories and want to remind people that you are valid whether you have come out or not.

June 1 kicks off pride month, so here is an explanation of what the letters in LGBTQIA+ stand for and some info on what the people in these communities want you to understand!

A bit of a lighter topic this week, hear some of my experiences, some feedback some friends, dating app no nos and dating app reviews!

A summary of what grooming behaviors look like, who they can effect, and what we should do going forward. TRIGGER WARNING: MENTIONS OF CHILD SEX ABUSE AND SEX TRAFFICKING.