Sex Ed Debunked

On this week's episode, Christine and Shannon chat with Lukas Hawthorne from Mister Sister Erotica in Providence about adult retail during COVID, gift-giving during the holidays, and why what's "trending" might not be what's best for you – and that's okay!

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On this week’s episode, Christine and Shannon welcome back Dr. Cailey Indech to talk pregnancy myths, including health factors, benefits, and how soon is “too” soon.

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Ready for a mind-expanding trip into the realm of BDSM? You’re about to unlearn some deeply ingrained misconceptions! We're debunking the myth that BDSM is a trauma response, a stereotype rooted in heteronormative and socially normative perspectives. We'll expose how this practice ranges from mild to wild, can be a tool for working through trauma, and is even part of asexual people's lives.
BDSM is more than just kink – it’s a journey of self-discovery, healing, and liberation. It's about restructuring self-concept, repurposing behaviors, and redefining relationships with pain. We discuss how BDSM provides opportunities for role switch, self-exploration, and experimenting with different types of connectedness. We'll shed light on the often overlooked, intimate, and tender connection that BDSM fosters, essential for understanding trust in these specialized relationships.
We also explore how BDSM can be therapeutic, similar to meditation, mindfulness, and relaxation. It can make one feel more attuned and alive, similar to the runner’s high. You’ll learn about the concept of "subspace," an altered state of consciousness achieved through BDSM that some practitioners describe as a heightened state of eroticism. We highlight the role of BDSM in identity exploration, negotiating power dynamics, developing trust and communication skills, and creating a safe space for exploration and discovery. Get ready for a fresh, inclusive perspective on sex education and BDSM.

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On this week's episode, Christine and Shannon talk about the Kama Sutra (no, not Karma) and myths about its physical focus versus mental, spiritual, and emotional history.

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In lieu of a full-length episode this week, we wanted to post a quick perspective on the Don't Say Gay bill (and similar bills) and debunk some of the myths around inclusive, identity-supporting education in the classroom. Please tune in and share.

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