There, we said it

In this episode, we discuss the power of fantasies, why we have them, how we use them, and how we can introduce them more actively into our sex lives.

As the brain can often be the gateway to arousal, it’s no surprise that we all have sexual fantasies that we like to come back to when we pleasure ourselves or have sex with others.

What’s your darkest dirtiest fantasy?

Have you had troubles voicing it with your partners?

Do you wish to expand your dirty talk vocabulary?

Tune in to hear more about our experiences and how we got more comfortable with dirty talk and sexual fantasies.

Juggling your virginity can be a fine line to walk on between being called easy or prude. How does the role of virginity play into growing up for us? And how do these patterns of judgement plant themselves in our heads? In this episode we try to debunk the virginity myth.

Debunking awkward situations during sexual encounters while discussing ourpersonal experiences.

Today we share our thoughts on anal foreplay, stimulation, and sex. We divedeep into how these acts are perceived both on the giver and receiver side, whileexploring our approaches, tips and tricks, and the shame and taboos that are oftenconnected to this topic.

Today we explore the concept of performative sex and performative receiving.

We talk about how this is majorly found in women sexual behaviour and ways how we practise

There, we said it! is a biweekly show hosted by two best friends, Alisa and Giulia. As freshly baked graduates in their mid twenties, these two women want to normalize dialogues on sexuality while creating a sisterhood feeling that uplifts and empowers others. In their day to day life, this duo constantly over-analyses their sexual and inter-human relationships, collecting stories on the go. Cheeky, honest and sometimes a little crude, these two strip down a multitude of topics, drawing from their own experiences and other thought-provoking perspectives.

There, we said it! is a biweekly show hosted by two best friends, Alisa and Giulia.

As freshly baked graduates in their mid twenties, these two women want to normalize dialogues on sexuality while creating a sisterhood feeling that uplifts and empowers others. In their day to day life, this duo constantly over-analyses their sexual and inter-human relationships, collecting stories on the go. Cheeky, honest and sometimes a little crude, these two strip down a multitude of topics, drawing from their own experiences and other thought-provoking perspectives.