For this episode we bring on our inaugural guest! Sac in the Sheets talks with your hosts about sex positive resources, common kinks, and interesting fetishes.
For spam’s sake we won’t link the links we talked about directly, but if you want them, let us know and we’ll get you the info!
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Join us as we chat about zombies in celebration of figuring out our new equipment! This is just a quickie, in preparation for the 10th episode we are so excited to bring you this week!
This episode Katie and Danna discuss impostor syndrome, and why it’s important to examine it. We also are working with an equipment upgrade that we are still learning about, so we appreciate your patience with our learning curve. In an effort to stave off our own impostor syndrome, we are taking our own advice and just putting it all on the table for you. Thank you for listening!
This week we discuss six end of the world theories, and explore why this topic may make us uncomfortable. It’s easy to joke about or write sci-fi about, but it causes anxiety in us for a lot of real reasons. Let’s get uncomfortable with it.
Anal sex! We researched it, read about it, asked our friends about it, some of us even tried it! Find below the information cited, and here’s a bonus link to my favorite resource from this episode, B-vibe! Started by certified sex education Alicia Sinclair, the company’s mission centers around education and information, which I agree is the best way to dispel your stigmas or fears of something. Lots of great information, and toys!
I pulled from this GQ article covering the history of anal sex. The supreme court case mentioned was Lawrence v Texas, and its decision overturned sodomy laws in the last state still upholding them in 2003.
As always, please feel free to reach out to us at thisisuncomfortablepodcast@gmail.com, or find us on Instagram, or Twitter. Until next time, stay uncomfortable!
There will never be enough episode notes or podcast minutes to give this topic the scope of platform it requires, but we’d like to try opening this topic with you.
This week we talked about rebounding: why we do it, if we should do it, and all the reasons why what we SHOULD do is rarely part of our decision making. Let’s get uncomfortable.
This week we talked about our own body hair, how our communities look at body hair, and different ways we deal with it. Some information I read in the beginning is from this article about body hair.
This is the Charlie Brown Encyclopedia that I mention. I actually tracked down a vintage copy immediately after recording this episode!
I also explained incorrectly why we get goosebumps. Our skin contracts to make the hair stand up because when we were much hairier, it would make our hair stand and make us more furry to keep us warm.
You can also email us any time with your body hair questions or concerns! Find us at thisisuncomfortablepodcast@gmail.com!
We get in our comfy pants and talk about periods: Answering weird questions, talking about alternatives to cotton hygiene products, period poops, period sex, hormonal health, and our favorite comforts for our favorite week. Email us at thisisuncomfortablepodcast@gmail.com and follow @thisisuncomfortablepodcast to submit questions, topic ideas, song requests, dog stories, and general love.