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Ever felt like your body was rushing to the finish line while everyone else was still warming up? You're not alone. Welcome to the premiere episode of Sexplained, where we're tackling a question that many think but few dare to ask: "Why do I cum so quickly and why am I so sensitive after orgasming?"
Sex educator Jordan Walker dives into the science of sexual sensitivity with honesty, expertise, and zero judgment. Drawing from years of experience and current sexology studies, Jordan unpacks why some bodies (particularly those with vulvas) respond quickly and intensely to stimulation. Rather than framing this as a problem to be fixed, we explore how heightened sensitivity can be understood as a natural variation—one that simply requires different approaches to maximise pleasure for everyone involved.
The episode offers practical strategies for those who experience quick orgasms: techniques for slowing arousal, methods for managing post-orgasm sensitivity, communication approaches for partners, and ways to redefine sexual satisfaction beyond traditional scripts. Jordan tackles the physiology behind the "too much" feeling after climax and provides actionable advice for extending pleasure without pushing personal boundaries. Most importantly, listeners will find validation that their bodies aren't broken—they're just uniquely responsive.
Whether you're someone who climaxes quickly, a partner of someone who does, or just curious about the wide spectrum of sexual response, this episode challenges limiting beliefs about what "good sex" looks like. By expanding our definition of sexual satisfaction and learning to work with—not against—our bodies' natural responses, we open ourselves to more authentic and fulfilling intimate experiences. Tune in every Friday for new episodes that blend science, humour, and practical wisdom to level up your understanding of sex, relationships, and pleasure.
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Check us out on Instagram and YouTube now!
www.instagram.com/supersex_podcast
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Or Drop us an email @
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Don't forget to check out the podcast at:
https://www.jordanwalkerrse.com/podcast-1
or see what Jordan is up to teaching all things sex ed at:
www.youwontlearnthisatschool.com
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By Jordan Walker, Kate Campbell & Tarsh WilsonSend us a text
Ever felt like your body was rushing to the finish line while everyone else was still warming up? You're not alone. Welcome to the premiere episode of Sexplained, where we're tackling a question that many think but few dare to ask: "Why do I cum so quickly and why am I so sensitive after orgasming?"
Sex educator Jordan Walker dives into the science of sexual sensitivity with honesty, expertise, and zero judgment. Drawing from years of experience and current sexology studies, Jordan unpacks why some bodies (particularly those with vulvas) respond quickly and intensely to stimulation. Rather than framing this as a problem to be fixed, we explore how heightened sensitivity can be understood as a natural variation—one that simply requires different approaches to maximise pleasure for everyone involved.
The episode offers practical strategies for those who experience quick orgasms: techniques for slowing arousal, methods for managing post-orgasm sensitivity, communication approaches for partners, and ways to redefine sexual satisfaction beyond traditional scripts. Jordan tackles the physiology behind the "too much" feeling after climax and provides actionable advice for extending pleasure without pushing personal boundaries. Most importantly, listeners will find validation that their bodies aren't broken—they're just uniquely responsive.
Whether you're someone who climaxes quickly, a partner of someone who does, or just curious about the wide spectrum of sexual response, this episode challenges limiting beliefs about what "good sex" looks like. By expanding our definition of sexual satisfaction and learning to work with—not against—our bodies' natural responses, we open ourselves to more authentic and fulfilling intimate experiences. Tune in every Friday for new episodes that blend science, humour, and practical wisdom to level up your understanding of sex, relationships, and pleasure.
🎧 Listen now on all major podcast platforms!
Check us out on Instagram and YouTube now!
www.instagram.com/supersex_podcast
https://youtube.com/@supersex_podcast?si=r2duzemPxjUHVg0J
https://x.com/supersexpodcast?s=21
Or Drop us an email @
[email protected]
Don't forget to check out the podcast at:
https://www.jordanwalkerrse.com/podcast-1
or see what Jordan is up to teaching all things sex ed at:
www.youwontlearnthisatschool.com