Sex & Sensuality® Podcast

On this episode we discussed Polyamory dating and relationships! How does identifying as “poly” work when it comes to dating? What does that look? What is the actual definition of Polyamory? How do you identify other poly identified individuals for relationships and/or dating? What rules exist or should exist in poly relationships? how is marriage viewed in poly relationships? What’s the difference between polyamory and polyagmy?

Take a listen to our latest episode and feel free to share your thoughts!

Talk to you soon!

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We are baacck! And man oh man do we have a juicy topic for you:-). Over the next two months we are discussing alternate relationships. The first one being swinging! We had a guest speakers discussing her experience with the swinging lifestyle and how it helped to build her confidence.

This was an informative show and it even gave ME new insight. Make sure to take a listen to see if you learn something new about the Swinging lifestyle!

I’m looking forward to reading your thoughts!

Hi all!

This is part 2 of last week’s show! We continued the discussion surrounding satisfying your partner’s mental, emotional, and spiritural needs!

Do you know if you are or are not meeting your partner’s sexual, mental, emotional, and spiritural needs? if you partner told you that he or she is not satisfied in the relationship, will you listen and attempt to address his or her concerns? Would it offend you if your partner voiced what you could do better to make the relationship work? Some people don’t listen even after their partner has repeated their needs over and over again. Do you find it hard to talk to your partner about your needs? Why or why not?

Let’s have a candid conversation about this topic.

I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

Hi all!

Do you know if you are or are not meeting your partner’s sexual, mental, emotional, and spiritural needs? if you partner told you that he or she is not satisfied in the relationship, will you listen and attempt to address his or her concerns? Would it offend you if your partner voiced what you could do better to make the relationship work? Some people don’t listen even after their partner has repeated their needs over and over again. Do you find it hard to talk to your partner about your needs? Why or why not?

Listen to our latest episode to hear what we had to say!>

I look forward to reading your thoughts!

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***This show is a “blast from the past” we recorded this show live 2 years ago but it is still as relevant today as it was then!”

On this episode we discussed sexual curiosity in heterosexual women. Do you know that there are many women in heterosexual relationships who have the desire or want to sleep with another woman? Are you one of those women? Do you desire the company of a woman but haven’t been able to explore? If so, what is stopping you from exploring? Are you worried about society’s view, your husband/boyfriend’s view, or is it a moral thing? Is there a safe way to explore your sexuality without shame?

Are you a woman and your boyfriend/husband “allows” you to interact with women? Do you have rules to it? How do you explore it? How did you approach the conversation with your spouse? Has it harmed or actually enhanced your relationship?

Are you in a lesbian relationship but have desires to sleep with a male every now and again?

Take a listen to this episode and share your thoughts on www.sexandsensuality.org

This episode we discussed part 2 of the double standards that exist regarding same sex experiences. Our point of reference is the Issa Rae’s HBO Series Insecure Season 1 Episode 6 (“Guilty as Fuck”). During this episode both Molly and her potential boyfriend Jared share same sex experiences they’ve had in their younger years. As usual, Molly’s same sex experience was glossed over as just a thing but Molly makes a huge deal out of Jared’s same sex experiences and breaks it off with him.

Why do these double standards exist? Are women allowed more sexual freedom to explore their sexuality? Why are men not allowed the right to “experiment” without being quickly labeled as gay or bisexual? Why is his masculinity questioned because he may have had a same sex experience?

Are our sexual preference and identify strictly determined by what experiences we’ve had?

Hi listeners!

This episode is part 1 of a great discussion. We discussed the double standards that exist regarding same sex experiences. Our point of reference is the Issa Rae’s HBO Series Insecure Season 1 Episode 6 (“Guilty as Fuck”). During this episode both Molly and her potential boyfriend Jared share same sex experiences they’ve had in their younger years. As usual, Molly’s same sex experience was glossed over as just a thing but Molly makes a huge deal out of Jared’s same sex experiences and breaks it off with him.

Why do these double standards exist? Are women allowed more sexual freedom to explore their sexuality? Why are men not allowed the right to “experiment” without being quickly labeled as gay or bisexual? Why is his masculinity questioned because he may have had a same sex experience?

Are our sexual preference and identify strictly determined by what experiences we’ve had?

This was an interesting topic. I hope you all share your thoughts in the comments.

Hello ladies!

On this episode we are talked about relationships and situationships. Are you really in a relationship? Are you telling friends and family that you are in a relationship but your lover is stating otherwise? Do you usually talk to your potential patner before making a decision regarding if the relationship is moving forward or do you just assume?

Sometimes we jump the gun because it feels good or because we really want it to be something it’s not. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts.

Share your thoughts!

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Are you in a relationship or situationship but don’t know how to give your partner space? Is it a problem because you don’t trust your partner’s actions without you? Are you someone who has insecurities? What about when you two are on “bad terms” do you give your partner time to heal or adjust?

Let’s have an open dialogue regarding the importance of space and time. I’m looking forward to hearing your thoughts!!!

Let’s chat!

Hi ladies and gents!

Each year thousands of men and women become engaged and have their celebratory bachelor/bachelorette party! Some people take on the attitude that these parties are their final opportunities to “do what they want” before marriage. That includes having sex with strippers, ex flings, or more…

What say you??? What do you think? Do you agree that the bachelor/bachelorette party is your last ditch effort to do what you want AND there shouldn’t be consequences??? Like can you have sex with an ex lover or new one at that and your wife/husband accept it???

Listen as we share our thoughts regarding bachelor and bachelorette parties. Comment and share your thoughts in the comments below….