Love Bites is exactly that. Bite-sized love stories. 

A mini series where we share some of your rom-com worthy love stories!

In this episode, after being sent to a Christian youth camp Vanessa met the girl of her dreams but it had to be a secret.

Going on antidepressants can be life changing, but sometimes your sex drive can turn to shit.

In this episode, how SSRIs and other medications affect your sexual performance and desire, how to find pleasure while being on meds and chat to your partner about it. 

If you need support contact: 

Lifeline: 13 11 14

QLife: 1800 184 527

Love Bites is exactly that. Bite-sized love stories. 

A mini series where we share some of your rom-com worthy love stories!

In this episode, listeners Adrian and Toria were pen pals who had never met, until years later they finally did…

Do you think coming out is an outdated concept?

In this episode, we talk about what coming out means in 2021, whether you need to, and how to work out if, when and how you want to come out for yourself.

If you need support contact:

QLIFE - 1800 184 527

Love Bites is exactly that. Bite-sized love stories. 

A mini series where we share some of your rom-com worthy love stories!

In this episode, listeners Phoebe and Sasha end up on a flight together that changes the rest of their summer.

Do you know someone that’s completely shut down and shut you out before?

Maybe after a fight, they became super distant and cold.

It’s something called stonewalling, and in this episode, we’ll find out why some people do it and how to deal. 

If you or someone you know needs support contact:

1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732

QLIFE: 1800 184 527

Do you reckon you’re great at sex?

New stats show we’re not as confident as we think. 

So we’ll find out what makes someone *good* in bed.

Have you heard of attachment theory?

It’s all about how your dating/relationship patterns were formed when you were a baby.

In this bonus episode, find out your attachment style and how to change it.

A recent study showed that 40% of 18-29-year-olds surveyed had choked or been choked during sex. 

Breath play can be really dangerous, so why are so many people doing it?

In this episode, why it’s becoming more of a thing, and whether it can ever be done without risking serious consequences.

This episode talks about sexual assault, if you need support contact:

1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732

QLife: 1800 184 527

Lifeline: 13 11 14

Medical experts say high vaccination rates are the only way we can open up and live with this virus.

But dealing with a partner who's anti-vax or vax-hesitant can cause a lot of tension and sometimes even lead to a break up.

In this episode, we hear your stories and get some great advice on how to talk to your loved ones about the vaccine.