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Sex Educator Shan Boodram Joins Us & Brings Out All The Fun Toys | Truth After Dark
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There's a tremendous amount of pressure on the penis.
I used to have penis env I'm very glad I don't have one now.
Hey, I know that you saw in porn like jackhammering was what got the girl off and made her squirt.
That's not working for me.
Like dirty talk is more like, yes, let's choke on that ship, you know, like that.
Speaker 2BDSM like you like, what slut choke.
Speaker 3On this ship.
I'm not gonna say exactly crying, but yeah, I can't say that.
Speaker 4What you see just somewhere between the last thirty seconds of what she said, I like that.
If a man, I'm thinking if a man said that to a woman, I'm like, oh, hold on here on some weird.
Speaker 3Some ship that you probably got into.
Speaker 4But like, yes, you're hurting me.
You can do whatever to me.
Speaker 2Well, not with that tone.
Speaker 4Like you talk about that prostate boy.
That's an exits for me.
Speaker 1What about the gooch, No, I don't know what that is.
That's the trip that's between the anus and the balls.
Speaker 4We can work with that.
Speaker 3Fry.
Okay, so what is this cock and ball ring?
Speaker 4Oh?
Speaker 3Yeah, you've used this before.
Speaker 4No, I never used it, but I know about it.
Speaker 5Oh, okay, this is to take it over the game?
Speaker 4All right?
Everybody, welcome to Truth after Dark.
Speaker 3Do you think that men or women are more toxic?
Hello, beautiful people, welcome to another episode of the Truth after Dark.
I am your host, is our faira day?
And of course we have Paul Pierce tonight.
Speaker 4What's are excited?
Tonight?
Speaker 3Excited?
So tonight We've got a true powerhouse in the building.
She's a sex and relationship therapist, an author, and the creator behind the hit Masterclass The Art of Sex Appeal.
She's helped people all over the world unlocked confidence and connection.
I'm hoping she can help me with something tonight.
Give it up for Shan Boodram.
Speaker 1You killed it.
Crush the name.
But I have to correct.
I'm not a therapist, You're no.
I'm an ASEX certified sex educator.
Speaker 3Okayed, work, Okay?
So what's the difference between an educator and a therapist.
Therapist is just one on one.
Speaker 1I think therapy assumes a responsibility to do no harm, you know, and to be responsible for the well being and the people that you look after.
I don't have that responsibility.
I could take that responsibility.
My job is to teach about things I'm excited about, share information that I think is fascinating, maybe be a bridge to some of the work that therapists do to uh, and my work is generally not one to one, it's one to many.
Speaker 4Okay.
Speaker 2I love that.
That's dope.
I love that.
Speaker 3So you brought a box of goodies today and I'm super excited and thirsty to see what's in the box.
I know you said it's some sex toys.
Yeah, so I would love for you to share with us.
One of the questions I have today is, actually, I know a lot of women you know that struggle with reaching an orgasm.
Speaker 2Obviously, I'm sure you know that.
Speaker 3And it's not like you're not enjoying it, because you are, but you just don't get there, whether it's a mental thing or a physical before.
Speaker 4Before we go any further, and we've talked about this before about women, I haven't orgasm.
Is it because like you burnt out?
Or what is it like about the orgasm?
Like you have too many before?
Speaker 1No, if that's how it worked, then most men would be tapped out by age seventeen.
N Most men have shared with me that they wish they could have called child protective services on themselves because they masturbated so much in their teens.
So if there was a cap on the amount of orgasms, don't raise your eyebrows you fourteen years old?
Yeah, well could and falling off and you still have to keep going.
So no, there's no there's no max on that.
Speaker 3It's actually for me, I've actually there when I was young.
I never reached an orgasm like from when I was young when you first started.
Yeah, even when I first started, it was way harder because I didn't know my body and I didn't know that the clid is it makes me come.
I didn't know anything about my own body as a young girl, so it took me to like something rubbed against the vagina the vibration, and I came and I was like, whoa, what is that?
Speaker 1You know?
Speaker 4Question?
Before we move further.
I'm sorry for the interruption because me as an interesting man and hearing this topic.
Can you teach a man how to make you orgasm?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 2I think so, yes, you can teach.
Speaker 4Him, like you can give him the boom boom buff you do this.
But so why women don't give the information to the man.
You just keep going and y'all have sex a thousand times, But why don't you say, hey, babe, I think this is gonna make it go.
Speaker 1I feel like answered the question off the top, but very quick.
Biology lesson.
Everyone develops first as female.
So when Trump said that sex is determined by your sex at conception, everybody develops his female first.
So that's an inaccurate statement.
So in essence, what happened at week twelve when you're in utero, All that happens is this.
Everybody has a clitorist to start, and if you're an XY chromosome, it comes out and it becomes a penis.
If you're XX, it stays like this.
So the clitorists and the penis are actually the analogous body part.
Most people think it's clitorists and vagina.
So what's actually more let's say analogous, which I mean by that is like the comparison to the vagina is the prostate.
So like a G spot orgasm is more similar to a prostate orgasm.
Speaker 2Many men moving fast, We're.
Speaker 1Moving fast, but I'm just saying if most men, yeah, well, I'm just in terms of sensation.
The percentage of men who can orgasm from prostate simulation alone is probably similar to the percentage of women who can orgasm from vaginal penetration alone.
Most people require what's known as clitteral plus.
Even people who can orgasm from the prostate actually require prostate plus prostate plus penis.
So if we just reframe our understanding of sexual pleasure to the literists, is the primary function of sexual pleasure for people with volvas and the penis is the men's primary function, that in itself we would reduce the amount of orgasms that women are not have by like sixty percent.
So fascinatingly enough, when I first started in this space twenty years ago, the orgasm gap was three to one, which meant for every three orgasms a straight man was having, a straight woman was having one.
And at that time, the big mystery of the early two thousands was like where is the glitterist, Like how do you find this thing?
And now we're all like, it's it's right there, Jim, It's literally right there.
So now that we have more clitteracy, the orgasm gap has actually been reduced to two to one.
So if we keep spreading the word, then we'll get to that space of one to one.
Speaker 3I think Paul had a good point and I want to just expand on that.
He said, like, why don't more women teach men like, hey, this is how you can make me come.
I think too, it's just like with women.
A lot of women are taught to be performative during sex for a man.
So it's like, I'm pleasing you.
I want to make sure you come.
I want to make sure you're good, and it's kind of awkward to be like, hey, take care of me.
This is what it feels like.
You're more in a massculine space, even though it doesn't have to be.
And I know that, but I think for a lot of women, it doesn't feel like I'm in my femininity when I'm having to show you, even though I think it's an amazing thing and we should do that as women.
But you believe that because you're Like what you stated earlier is like as a younger person, you were burnt out, so now you can't come.
Actually, you know your body more as you get older, and you have a more likelihood to come now than I'm older because I know who I am more.
Definitely wasn't coming as a young person because I didn't know nothing.
I was good for you.
Speaker 2But I also just did that by trial and error.
Speaker 1I think Paul's point links with this point I was making in that because our perception of sex is penis and vagina and that's what's mostly shown and porn that's just mostly educated and there's a tremendous amount of pressure on the penis.
I used to have penis env I'm very glad I don't have one now.
Penises are expected to last for four hours, give multiple orgasms, put out fires, save the world.
And there's no sex education for men.
There's no encouragement for men to learn.
There's this inherent belief that a man is just supposed to know, and so a man who doesn't know feels deep shame, and so his partner kind of wants to carry that on and doesn't want to inform him, like, hey, I know that you saw in porn, like jackhammering was what got the girl off and made her squirt.
That's not working for me.
And she also doesn't want to admit that because she might be afraid that her body is broken.
She never ever gotten the permission before to say pounding.
Speaker 3No, woman just wants out, but not a lot.
Speaker 1Yeah, beating it up like all of those sort of like analogies that we use for good sex.
Speaker 3Right and on the porn lot of men learn how to have sex through porn, and it's like, I don't that don't feel good?
Like that hurts and.
Speaker 4Just probably make a man feel more of a man.
Speaker 1Yeah, And don't get me wrong, one third of women can orgasm from penetration alone.
Now majority of that third are going to do so while being on top, And although it feels like penetration only orgasm, it's actually still clitteral plus because their clitterists falls under something called rule of thumb, in which your clitterists is actually less than this distance away from your vaginal opening, so much so that you get enough friction from leaning forward to get outer clitteral stimulation while you're getting the internal legxaer clitterist stimulated.
So there are a percentage of women out there who can orgasm penetration alone, but two thirds of women will never That doesn't mean that they won't still enjoy penetration along with outer clitteral or just enjoy penetration by itself.
A lot of people's best sex isn't linked with their best orgasm.
Speaker 2That's a real thing.
Speaker 3Because I've never came just off of sex, right, And I feel like partners could be like, damn, that's like, are you not enjoying it?
But it's like, no, I enjoy this.
This is so good, Like I'm loving it, but I just don't come off of just penetration, you know, like I never have been able to do that.
Speaker 4Yeah, so I'm getting a good little education here.
Speaker 1It's a helpful reframe to be like, okay, cool, because then now to your point, why don't people teach men?
Speaker 4Yeah, why don't women just say, like like for me to listen to like Cizar and like many women say, I don't have orgasms and sex, and why aren't you explaining to the guy what he has to do?
And I know it kind of sounds like weird and crazy, and it just it's just for it looks like for you to be trying to break it down for a man because he should probably you assume he should probably already know.
But I just feel like when you intimate with your partner, y'all can have these type of conversations like Bay, I really like when you do this, this is really turning me on.
Like, but women just gonna look at you from afar and be like oh, you know, he's just saying he got it.
Speaker 3I don't think it's a he hasn't got it though thing, because I never looked at.
Speaker 4It when I was with her, she got it different, so w don't you tell me.
Speaker 3But I don't think that it's an assumption that every man should know, like I don't.
Speaker 1Look at it, and I think that that she always got it from the past.
Speaker 3Yeah, exactly.
I don't think that it's necessarily like every man should know this.
I think every partner is different, even when you're with a man.
Men like different things, so it's about learning your specific partner.
So it's not necessarily me like observing a man and being like, he don't know what he's doing.
It's I kind of internalize it as an me issue, like, yeah, I have a problem.
This has nothing to do with here.
I look at it as my problem, you.
Speaker 2Know, right until you get the stats to say like.
Speaker 1Oh, what I actually experience is more of what the norm is and I just require something separate from what that person wants.
And don't get me wrong, I think the fantasy is amazing.
I would love it if my husband orgasmed off of giving me oral That would be so convenient, right, So if with which some people can.
Speaker 2Don't get me wrong, A think off is a real thing.
Speaker 1You can orgasm in yourself, yeah, which means you can orgasm any capacity.
I haven't gotten there yet, but those are those are real.
But that to be said, like for men, I agree, in a dream world it would be amazing if exactly what you like to do is exactly what your partner needs to get off within the amount of time you can last.
Right, Like, that's to actually hit an agenda too, because if you do have a partner who requires penetration or to orgasm, there's also a lot of pressure on you to be able to sustain an erection for long enough.
And as we know, the average man can sustain an erection through penetration from anywhere to three to twelve minutes, And if a woman is going to orgasm penetration alone, she's likely going to need somewhere between twenty to twenty five to forty minutes.
So even then it's not necessarily the best fit of like lock and key either, So if we stop waiting.
I was on the Nick Cannon podcast and he was just saying, like every partner I've ever had, we always orgasm at the exact same time and.
Speaker 2Every partner what.
Speaker 1That's insane, It's an It makes It brings up questions for me, is he being honest?
Are they being honest?
It brings up questions.
No one's there in the bedroom other than these two individuals.
Speaker 2But I just mean in.
Speaker 1Order to fulfill the societal narrative of what sex is supposed to be, there is a lot of biological truths that just don't align for that.
Like I said, even if we are Europenists in someone else's vagina and that's they need that to get off and you need that to get off, then we have to talk about timing now of that lining up.
Speaker 2Like, there's a lot of different variables that play here.
Speaker 3So what would you suggest for a woman?
Like what are the positions that a man?
Like if you know you just can't have penetration, then what do you do like to speed that up?
Like is it like playing with the clin at the same time?
Speaker 2You know?
Speaker 3Like, like what are your suggestions here?
Speaker 1Yes, you know what I mean.
You got two hands.
You can have one down here at six o'clock, one up here at three o'clock, right, like you can have your partner also using their thumbs in different positions.
My favorite position is to be like on my back and happy baby pose.
You know, when you've got usually have most women self pleasure when you're like on your back and your legs are up.
Speaker 2Yeah, my partners in a tee.
Speaker 1That way I can DJ myself and they're not Wait wait wait, he's in a te like, so he's like this way, so his head is that way coming across my body.
So that way, his body's not interfering with what I.
Speaker 3Need to do.
Oh wow.
Speaker 1Whereas if you're in a missionary position, it's difficult to get the consistent rhythm that you need for.
Speaker 2Yourself or from the back, even from the back.
Speaker 1That could work for you, depending on like if that's the kind of most people aren't like accustomed to orgasming, think about how you self pleasure.
You're just trying to reproduce that position and then add a penis in there.
I feel like that's the best position or you.
I think every woman should try on top.
If it works for you, then great, that becomes your go to.
And if it doesn't, it might mean that your clitorist is just more higher up than some people's.
Speaker 2The grinding with being on top.
Speaker 3Sometimes it's like I feel like, is the man enjoying that?
Speaker 2Though probably not.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's a difference since it again that's the point finding that lineup.
Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, no, probably not.
Yeah, because he prefers a bounce exactly.
You require a scoot.
Speaker 3This, So sometimes I get like, okay, wait, let me you know.
Speaker 1But it's better for them because at least they can last because if you were bouncing and that's what you needed to get off, they probably couldn't sustain the direction for enough time for you to get off.
So the fact that you require different things is beneficial as long as you're on the same page.
Going back to Paul's point, like that's where communication really makes a big difference of like, hey, this is how I get off, so you might see me doing something and in your mind because if you don't communicate your partners like they're wasting their time, like I'm not enjoying this.
Speaker 2Who is this for?
Speaker 1And if you don't say no, no, it's for me, then it becomes an awkward sex session.
But if they know that's what you need to get off, then they actually become an enthusiastic participant, like laying there on and while you're scooting, even if they're not feeling much, they can start pumping you up like, oh, you're so sexy, like go back and forth.
Speaker 2I love when you do that.
You're so hot right now, your goddess.
Speaker 4That's get it right there.
That is what gets look before you go for I was just about to say something because I'll be like, so y'all talking for the way I'm gona talk to me, y'all talking to like, all right, sometimes that the D ain't good enough.
It has to be a multiple things that has to go on for y'all to get to.
Speaker 2Well, why did you interpret it is not good enough?
Speaker 4Yeah?
Speaker 3That was crazy.
Well you said, no, the D is great, and I said that, I said.
Speaker 4But for you to get to your maximum.
Speaker 3Most women can't come just off of past.
Speaker 4All right, So this and I'm gonna say this.
For men, we the same.
Yeah, I think we the same too.
I think that just because we having sex, it ain't just because the vagina is doing what it's doing.
I think more men get there based on the reaction of the girl.
Speaker 6MM.
Speaker 2I can see that.
Speaker 4I think because like, it don't matter what it feels like if you just sitting there he ain't really ain't he ain't excited about it.
You know what I'm saying.
So like if you gassed, he gassed over.
Oh it's about to go quick like if you like that, you can do that.
The first thirty section is going.
You know what I'm saying, You don't even matter what it feel like, but your reaction you do regardless of what it feel like.
Speaker 1Well, you just answered your original question as to why women don't speak up because they're like, I'm not enjoying it.
But if I tell him I'm not enjoying it, or I don't act like I'm enjoying it, then he won't enjoy it.
Now, nobody's enjoying themselves, so at least let me fake it so they can have a good time.
Speaker 2Put the gas out.
Speaker 4If you a woman, get the gas up, you can have be honest.
Speaker 1That was the original message that you had.
It was very beautiful.
Be honest about your pleasure.
What works for you, talk about it.
If it's not going, well, say something so that when you can actually give genuine reactions.
Speaker 4I feel like you should have to be able to have a conversation, Like I feel like you could just look your partner in the eye.
But it's all men too, like like me saying that, like women tell y'all man, but the man got to be like what you like?
You know what I'm saying, Like what you like?
Mat because like a man can feel it, you know what I'm saying.
When you with somebody, you can feel the reaction.
You know what I'm saying.
So you can just be like, damn, bebby, you know what you like.
I feel like it's been the same for a minute, like what you like, and I feel like men don't.
It's scared to ask that.
Man.
It's like too prideful or something like nah, nah, level up this your girl, right, y'all should be able to talk about whatever, like what you like?
Baby.
You know what I'm saying, Man, tell me the hard truths because I'm willing to make it better, you know what I'm saying.
Yeah, well I like this and like that.
Tell me what's up?
Tell me what's up?
Because if we together, tell me what's up?
All right, I'm gona get on that there.
Speaker 3What about do you feel like?
Speaker 1Man?
Speaker 2Because I've heard it.
Speaker 1Give a small run of applause for that.
That was That was a really good speech.
Yeah, actually that was really lovely.
Yeah, tell me the hard truth because I'm willing to make it better.
Is a line that could save tons of relationships from the mediocre, undesirable sex.
Speaker 4But I think it has to be both ways too.
But like, you can't just be sitting there and we didn't have as as my girl as my significant other.
You can't just be sitting there faking orgasms and not have an orgasm in ten last ten times and not tell I feel like if it's something, you can go up to him too, and he can come up to you.
Like it go both ways, you know what I'm saying.
But as a man too, you should be like man even if you think she doing it, but like what what you really like?
So I can focus on that more because we assuming we're gonna get into our one two thinking you like this, slap up, loop your around, smack the eye, Oh, hands behind your back, dude, But you know what I'm saying, thinking you like that, like it's important to us, like what you like?
You know what I'm saying.
You might not like what I'm doing.
I might, you know, So you know, as a woman too, y'all, just sometimes go with the flow and don't say nothing and the man too.
Yeah, so I think the communication gotta be better in that aspect, you know what I'm saying.
You can't just go with the flow and all of this for it the last long.
I think you gotta have like constant like you know what you.
Speaker 3You know what is it called?
It's a it's a war for it when like someone like a woman likes to be called like you're a good girl that you know what I'm saying, Like, how like you're like good girl?
Yeah, like you're doing a good job.
Speaker 1A praise kink, well, it would be more like domination a little bit.
It's more of a power play thing because it is it could be infantalization, because it's a little bit of like yeah that daddy daughter language, which is not necessarily having to do with parental care, but just like the idea of a patriarchal male and then like a recipient.
So I think it's kind of like and there's probably a specific word for that, but praise kink is more like what is that like, Oh my gosh, like your pussy is heaven.
I've never experienced someone like you before.
I'm so grateful to be with you.
You are God, You are loved.
Speaker 2I worship you.
Speaker 1Like dirty talk is more like, yes, let's choke on that shit, you know, like this, And then I think that when you're talking about kind of leans more into BDSM, like you like slut choke on this ship.
Speaker 4I don't know what she was somewhere and what she was talking about.
I'm not going to say exactly crying, but yeah, I say that what you said just somewhere between the last thirty seconds of what she said, I like the.
Speaker 3Okay, that's hilarious.
Okay, so I get what you're saying.
So what I was gonna say is have you because I know you have the sex toys and I want to get into it.
But I also want to ask this question because I've heard women say before that man and I don't know how true this is because I haven't had the experience, but men will feel intimidated like, oh, I'm not good enough you need a sex toy, like to involve a sex toy during sex, like why are you involving that?
Like I'm not good enough for you, I can't do it, et cetera.
Have you heard that?
Speaker 2Of course?
Yeah, very common narrative.
Speaker 1Again, like I empathize with the position that men are in where they are only taught that their penis is going to solve all of the world issues and all their relationship problems.
And they're not taught about the glitterists, they're not taught about other orogenos zones.
They're not even taught about emotional intimacy and the things that many women require in order to feel safe to be sexual.
And they are given like a very specific script, and then when they try to apply that and it doesn't work, their partner again can get to a place where they're like, well, look, they seem very like gung ho on this way of doing things.
It's not working for me.
I don't even know how we can even get on track to what I like.
So let me just pretend I like what they like, because at least someone's getting enjoyment out of this, and compersion is a very real thing, and that's joy for someone else's joy, Like what you said, Like, you know, you make a meal for somebody and you don't even have to like it, but just seeing how much they enjoy it brings you joy in return.
So I think a lot of women settle for that as their pleasure and sex now long term.
Speaker 2I don't think that's sustainable.
Speaker 1And that's why you end up with couples who have the decline in sex dramatically after marriage, because now that we have the commitment, now that we have these agreements in place, then I no longer feel like I have to do duty sex that I never really like to begin with.
I think sometimes men think like, oh, while, all of a sudden, did it stop?
Did you stop liking it?
It's like, I actually never did.
But now that I'm in a place where I don't feel like I have to do it anymore, I don't feel incentivized.
One of the most controversial things I've ever said before in a podcast was somebody asked how often should a couple be having sex a month?
And then I said, however many times as the person who wants it the least.
And many people were like, what, no, because what if one person wants it twice a week, one person wants it twenty It's like, yeah, then you have it twice and you figure out what that person would require to want it eighteen more times, Like what's not happening for them, what's not occurring, what's not president versus us just saying there's a standard that we have to meet that has nothing to do with the bodies involved.
Speaker 2Wow, that's actually really me he threw me.
Speaker 4I had a question, and man, that was so good.
Speaker 1If you guys ever get a chance to get Kadeen in devou on your podcast, Kadeena Kadenan Devo.
Speaker 2They're a married couple.
Speaker 3Oh, I know exactly who they are there.
I love Yeah, they're so cute.
I love them so much, their marriage, their story.
Yeah, what I have to I.
Speaker 4Got one question.
So you're married.
Speaker 1Right, I am married for long time, seventy seven years.
Speaker 4That's pretty good, thank you.
Damn uh of sex is the most important in the How do you hold the percentage of sex in the relationship?
Is it the end all be all?
Speaker 2It's important?
Speaker 4Is it the most important?
Speaker 2I think that that's would you give it?
Speaker 4Oh?
Speaker 1I mean it's determined on the couples, because you can genuinely get a couple of people whom it's not that important to them, and that's a compatibility thing.
You can get people who are a sexual who have who end up married and are extremely happy with none to very little sex.
For me, oh, it's it's probably like what percentage of importance it's like ninety it's really high.
Speaker 2I means what I talk about for a living.
IM fascinated in it.
I got into the world.
Speaker 1I got into talking about sex the same way young kids.
Speaker 4Yeah.
Speaker 1I mean we started off as as a fuck buddy.
Yeah, so like that was like the.
Speaker 2Foundational relationships start like that.
They don't.
But no, no, not at all.
Speaker 1Maybe one in six I think, actually it's a dice.
Speaker 4In six start off as sex.
Speaker 2According to studies, one in six.
Speaker 3Friends with beneford saying how did y'all.
Speaker 1There's a book that I really really love that's called Why Men Behave Badly, which talks about like that book.
Yes, and so it's a researcher, David Buss who that's a statistic that he he has shared before.
So it's not obviously universal, but it's a pretty decent one to say one in six friends with benefits actually end up being something more substantial.
Speaker 3You know, none of my relationships started as friends and benefits, so I'm not a part of that statistic.
I never had that experience, which it's all of all of them.
Speaker 2I think you and your wife start out, you.
Speaker 4Start off probably having it's admitt but not together y'all get together and Dan y'all star.
Speaker 1Well, you're saying that like sex, it's a difference between friends with benefits.
Speaker 4Essentially means relationships are built on sex.
No, you know why?
Okay, so let me explain.
Speaker 2You lost you lost your e copallet.
Speaker 4No, I'm gonna explain.
If all relationships are not built on sex, how come when I go outside the relationship to get sex is over?
Speaker 3Because that's that's not just sex.
That's built on distrust, lying, cheating, breaking a commitment that I could.
Speaker 4Be truthful about everything else in the world.
I could be the protector.
I could be truthful about everything else in the world.
Like I died in front of a bullet for you because I went out of here and had sex with a girl who I didn't like.
It's over.
You didn't like her, I didn't like her.
It was just like, man, we got us.
It was I was just not at each other with my relationship and it went down.
But man, I'm off her.
But you found out about it.
Speaker 1Well, yeah, because it's a damage to like multiple parts of the relationship, the social reputation of your partner, potentially having kids outside of the relationship, which you can take away from the resources of your partner and of children.
If you guys have children together in health risks to the relationship.
And then above all else, it does go back to trust, and trust is just timepless consistency, So whatever trust you have built up becomes damaged at that point.
And then of course to the point that we just live in a society that places so much emphasis on that being the marker of what makes a good relationship.
I don't subscribe to that, but I'm also in a relationship where we both don't subscribe to that.
But if you are in one that does, those are part of the rules that you signed up for, so you have to be available to play for them, and if you can't, then you will suffer the consequences.
Speaker 4So sex is a big part of every relationship.
Speaker 1Like I'll say it, but what if, again, you have a two asexual couples, or two people who deprioritize sex or consider themselves to be a romantic or people in general who just don't need sex that much who get together who got together.
About seventy percent of relationships that weren't formed through dating apps start off as platonic friends first, So that's a higher stat than want to start off as fucking friends first.
So friends that are just like we were just hanging out and next thing you know, one day I looked at them and I was like, I think that there's.
Speaker 2Something here between a man and women.
Cannot be friends?
Right, Well, yeah, it goes to.
Speaker 3My point, and I keep proving it every day as the days go on.
Speaker 4Can be friends?
Speaker 3No, they can't unless a man is not sexually attracted or attracted to the woman or the woman has completely friends.
Speaker 2So it's not it's definitely not.
Speaker 4But anyways, with her.
Speaker 3We're not talking about your friend's wives.
Speaker 1Well, statistically, it's less risky to have a side chick than it is to have a close female platonic friend.
You're more likely to form You're more likely to form a serious intimate relationship with the person that you have a friendship with than you are with the person that you just go to for sex and have a very clear relationship where it's just physical.
Speaker 2That's a statistic.
Speaker 4I mean most relationships is physical.
Speaker 2Exactly, my boy.
Speaker 7So, anyways, because like when you see think about this, when you see these athletes, entertainers and people in the industry that.
Speaker 4They busted with the bad one, like, come on, they come on, she only went in for the bread, and he with her because she's bad and her and I have sex with her all the time, and then like no substance to that.
You know what I'm saying.
But it's a lot of them.
I go to the gym, I'll be seeing like y'all even look right together, because if you didn't have no bread or you wouldn't be with him, you know.
So it's just like money and sex based a lot of relationships.
Speaker 1Is I like that we've gone from all to a lot.
We can subscribe to many a lot.
But yeah, and I agree with what you just said.
Speaker 4A lot, a lot, like when I say, oh, I'm just saying the majority.
Speaker 3Okay, So now let's move on and let's get.
Speaker 2No.
Speaker 3No, no, I'm not mad at what you said.
I hear you.
Speaker 1At the end of the day, we're all here because two people fucked.
It's a big part of life.
It's a big motivator for why we chose the car that we chose, why we have the job that we have, why we wear what we wear.
So it is an intrinsic part.
I mean, we owe our survival to sex.
So yes, it is a very big part of the human experience.
I just don't think that it's the only part for all people.
And that's a privilege that we've gotten over time, you know, as we don't really require people to have sex to sustain our population because we're good.
People can decide whether or not they actually want to opt into this idea that sex has to be the most important thing, because it actually doesn't.
And if you find somebody else who also agrees with that, and you, guys fall in love, that's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 3I will say that I think sex is super important, like to me in a relationship because it creates like my partner being inside of me physically is the closest you can be to me, And I just love that you don't, like I be inside of me and I want that like closeness to my partner the mouth too, But.
Speaker 4Before sex, that's the same thing.
Speaker 3Okay, but you get what I'm saying.
The point is.
Speaker 4That's crazy, Like kissing is the closest you can be to somebody to lips face, Like, come on, that's something, So don't just put it all on just penis and vagina.
It's to mouth is a thing too.
I agree.
That's like damn that that should be looked at like the same as sex.
Speaker 2Yes or no, No, you don't have vagina.
Speaker 4You're not getting You can catch the same thing from the mouth to mouth, and you can from the penis to vagina.
Speaker 2You make a baby.
That's a key difference.
I can't make a baby.
Speaker 4You can't make it.
Speaker 3That because wow, yeah, so that's the closest you can be to me is inside of me, and that intimacy of having that closer I have.
Speaker 4I'm to Have you ever kissed a man and became close to Yeah?
From kissing?
Speaker 2No, not close.
I love a makeout.
I love what of course, of course, of course, of course you can make out for so long that when the person actually does get to what gets you off, it's very quick, Like it can take three seconds and I'm still required.
Speaker 4Intimacy is important for that.
Speaker 2Have you orgasm before from the makeout?
Speaker 4No?
Speaker 2I don't know.
Yeah, it's been pretty close though.
Speaker 4No, No, what was.
Speaker 2That whole speech then before?
Speaker 3It's different a man.
It's different from men because you know how.
Speaker 4It's because like.
Speaker 3And do you know the process that it is for a woman or you just because you've never been because.
Speaker 4You could kiss a female and then juice to start flowing.
Like when you kiss a man, he gotta kiss thing, gotta start getting wake up and wake.
Speaker 3Up, blood starts start flowing, and.
Speaker 4Then after that it's got to be some some tingo going on, like like it's a lot like like without no friction, it's it's nothing.
Speaker 3I mean, I've kissed man and they're definitely hard.
Speaker 4Yeah, but that's friction to get there, just like y'all.
Speaker 2Yeah, get though.
It's a good important note.
Speaker 1You know, men get pre come and women also do get engorgement because again the glitterists.
Speaker 3The glitterist gets big, right, Yeah.
Speaker 1The majority of it is on the inside, so that it does get erect because it is made of the same tissue as the body of the penis.
Speaker 2But she's not what I'm looking for, not body shaft.
Speaker 3Definitely.
I've looked at a man that I was with or in love with, and I've gotten wet without any touch, like just the.
Speaker 2Thought being as arousal.
Speaker 3Yeah, for super wet all of that, like, oh my god, just turned on.
Speaker 1But I reserved the right for you to be right though.
I think at the end of the day, I can orgasm in my sleep.
The potential is there.
I just haven't been able to orgasm in your sleep.
It's very normal, yeah, guy, dream very normal.
Speaker 3Felt very turned on in my sleep, like sex dreams.
I actually just had one, but I don't think I don't.
I was waking up from an orgasm many times.
Wow, like I can, I wake up and I'll feel the contractions happened.
So especially during pregnancy, which statistically you will get more wet dreams when you're pregnant.
I experienced a lot, so I know that you can orgasm from a kiss, or from a shoulder rub, or from deep breathing.
Speaker 1All those things are possible and also too, like for with your PC muscles, there are people who can just do that where you release and then you know your CAGL and by doing that enough times rapidly, depending on if you're very turned on, you might be able to orgasm from that.
Speaker 2Even doing that, I've almost orgasm from that.
I'm getting excited.
Speaker 3Yeah yeah, yeah, I've almost orgasm from that.
Speaker 2I could see that.
Speaker 4So our coach, let's start calling your coach or educator.
Speaker 2That rolls off the time.
Speaker 4Yeah, so we have is this so we have this box of sex toys right here.
Uh, you've been in a relationship, married for seven yes?
Speaker 2Together?
Speaker 4Is this in the relationship?
How does this?
How did this get into the relationship?
Speaker 2How do you encore?
How do you incorporate this?
Speaker 1Well, in my particular case, it's what I do for a living, So I actually am CIO of this company called Aria, and their mantra is essentially to make breaking the routine the new routine.
So what happens in long term relationships is or in relationships you go through the phase of passion where you have all these neurochemicals which are just making it, which I call the roller coaster.
You don't have to do much right, sexual excitement is there, Desire is there, arousal is there.
That's when we come up with the term on site.
And then essentially, though if that lasted for a long period of time, it would in essence actually shorten your life expectancy because it's damaging to your tissue.
It causes these adrenaline spikes, it causes lass of last, loss of sleep, loss of appetite, mood swings.
So you actually have to transition from that passionate love to what's called companionate love and that's where real bonding at she takes place.
Some people theorize that love doesn't begin until it turns from passionate to genuinely companion it.
Speaker 2But that's when you.
Speaker 1Come off of the roller coaster and now you are in a car that you have to get in together, decide where you're gonna go, gass it up, and then be on that journey.
So this is where I think toys can really be helpful to bring that novelty back, Like you have to introduce the brain to new things which give you that spike once again that you first got just from seeing that person naked.
Because if you see somebody naked a million times, that's not going to be a thing anymore that's going to get you going.
I mean it can on occasions, but that's why I think what aria does is essentially it just provides you with a novel experience once a month you can try just to get out of whatever your rut and routine is.
So I actually don't even know what's really in this box, But before I introduce it, I just wanted to hand it over to you for you to slide and play with.
Speaker 2But I want to frame it like this.
Speaker 1I used to be of the belief that sex was about pleasure and that good sex was about pleasure, And through a lot of conversation with people, I realize that the true goal of sex is freedom.
Speaker 2Like genuine freedom, it's a.
Speaker 1Place that you go where you can bring all of you, all of your fears, all of your traumas, every smell your body can make, every sound your body can make, every expression.
And in order for it to be a genuine space of freedom, you have to establish different kinds of freedom.
And this box really represents the freedom too, which we all kind of know right.
Freedom to love who you want to love, love how you want to love, to explore your kings, let your freak flag fly.
But in order to really get to freedom to what you require is freedom from and freedom from which is very difficult, I would say, mostly for men, is freedom from all of the scripts and ideals that tell you this is how you're supposed to have sex, because you can't be free if you are trying to mimic the porn that you just saw, if you are trying to please the dad who told you that, like, well, a man's job is this in the bedroom, If you're trying to live up to the standard that you saw your favorite action star door.
If you're trying to maintain your heterosexuality, your masculinity, you have to be able to let that.
Speaker 2Go to play and explore.
Speaker 1And for women, the freedom to not be perfect, the freedom from even feminism.
I required that, like because there were so many things that I'm like, oh, I can't be called a slut in the bedroom, or I can't do this, or I can't participate in that kind of act because you know that's sexist.
But even for me being like, well wait a second, if I'm basing all of my sexual desires on what other women told me, I'm supposed to, like, that's a form of repression too.
Speaker 3That's real because I think I've went through that, like feeling taboo of like I like to be controlled or like someone telling.
Speaker 2Me what to do, like I love.
Speaker 3That you love yeah, and so I feel like I feel like for me, it's like you're like nervous about that because you're like is that weird?
Like why do I want to be controlled?
Or like yes, like do this and full like is that strange?
But it's just like feeling okay to be free.
And when you said that, that like feels so right, like being able to just be like wow, because it's a lot of the mental that stops you.
Speaker 1No, it goes through what's happening, Paul, Yeah, anything I said, I don't even like any.
Speaker 3Of that that you said, Yeah I do, and you were talking about No, I'm talking more of like a U no love.
What is that?
Speaker 1I think that was him between the butt cheeks.
Speaker 2Wasn't that you between the butt?
Speaker 3No?
Speaker 4No?
Speaker 3But I think it's more like when I say control, didn't what to do.
It's like how you said like someone, like how you were just saying, like you like someone to say do this or call you, like all those things are like you feel like you're wrong for wanting certain things as I want to.
I think I do, point, but it's not necessarily like an aggressive violent domination.
I think there's intimacy where you can be dominant, but like sensual way.
Yeahs like.
Speaker 4Yeah, just like yeah grabed look real firm and but like in a finesse type of way but still like manly.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 3I think it's like a few but I still like sensuality a lot in the bedroom too, like where we can be sensual and like kissing I love to kiss and like that romance aspect of it, but like you know, you can add different things.
I'm one of those people in the bedroom where I'm like, you could do anything to me if it's my person that I'm with and I love and I like when my man takes advantage of that, like you could do whatever, Like I'm open for whatever you like, and that's just how I am.
But I think being able to come to that with a level of freedom where you're not in your head is what makes you able to get to that point.
Speaker 4Like as a man ever said, you can do whatever.
Speaker 2No weird, No, I don't think.
Speaker 4It would be you can whatever, you can do whatever.
Speaker 2It's to be a huge turn on.
Speaker 3Yeah, that's not that weird.
I don't think that's weird.
Speaker 4But if a man, I'm thinking, if a man say that to a woman, I'm like, hold on here on some weird.
Speaker 3Some ship that you probably got into.
Speaker 4It may like, yes, you're heard you can do whatever to me.
Speaker 7Well not with that tone whatever you know it y'all buzz And then I just you can't.
Speaker 4It's just like I don't know what that whatever?
What can a man say?
What is that whatever?
That's weird maybe.
Speaker 3Like to me for whatever, I go straight to like, yeah, for sure, like when someone says because that's usually what a man is limited on.
Speaker 1But that's also again like that's the strangeness of that is that you're exploring your own body, which is auto sexual somehow makes you homosexual, right, that is it's a very strange concept.
And then again going back to we talked about off the top in terms of nerve endings and pleasure potential, you will receive just as much pleasure from prostate play, either through goot stimulation or through direct stimulation, as the average woman will receive from penetration of their vagina.
So if it's it's a huge don't get me wrong, Like if you a lot of women can experience pleasure from their orgasm from their clitorist alone, but clteral plus is always going to provide something else clteral plus aplitteral plus plus g.
Speaker 2So yeah, it's your it's your body.
Speaker 1I mean, if you don't feel comfortable exploring that, because again, there's some scripts that have been taught to you about what you do with your body and how that relates to how you present yourself in the world.
And you can't get past that.
That's for you to carry and that's your body, your choice.
But I'm just saying, I'm pointing out it's a little iron I'm.
Speaker 4Just saying, like you talking about that prostate boy, that's an exit sign for me.
What about the no, I don't know what that is.
Speaker 1That's the strip that's between the anus and the balls.
Speaker 4We can work with that, right, we can work with that.
That's a sensitive mark.
It's cool.
But like another situation, I just know how good it feel when that exit, that relief.
Yeah, there ain't no answer in that.
Speaker 1But what about anal beads that also mimic that.
So you put the beads in and then once you that's the point, you pull the beads out as your orgasm, So you get the release, the feeling of what you like, addition to the other feeling you like.
Coach, I'm just saying that when I'm passing over this, boxes are all things to explore because and the last freedom I want to share.
So it's freedom to, freedom from and then freedom not to.
That's a huge point.
Your nose are integral to good yes is so your ability to say no to sex because you're not in the mood, not in the right space, not the right time.
That's what actually supports amazing sex.
And your ability to say no to certain things that are not part of your wheelhouse or your comfort zone is also very important to your yeses.
So I respect your nose.
Right now, I'm giving you other options just to consider.
That doesn't mean you have to like it.
Speaker 4Let's start into this box.
Speaker 3Okay, I'm so excited that you brought this.
Speaker 4What's good and what's not that I'm gonna work with now me as a man, Yeah, I want to check this out because these looking like that I can work with.
Okay, all right, so now right here, let's start off.
Speaker 3We got like to hit something with this.
Speaker 4I can work with this me like taps, you know, like some dudes get too aggressive.
Speaker 3Yeah, I can't do it.
Speaker 2Well, that's what they're paddle is for it.
Speaker 1Right, there's a graduating system that you can go on, right, so you can get something more than it looks more like a ping pong table paddle.
Speaker 8Like right here, Look, yeah, you know what the coach you've given me, You've given me.
Speaker 1But that's why it has to be fifty shades, because you gotta find the tone that's right for you.
Speaker 2You gotta find.
Speaker 1No, I'm actually not very much like pleasure pain.
I like it to a degree, like I love rope, like shibari that.
I love ropes, that's my thing.
Yeah, and I love I love tying.
I love tying, and I like to be tied as well.
But I love tying.
Speaker 2You like ty I really do.
Speaker 4Oh that's dope that with your partner she ti you love like a right, I'm gonna just relax and you just you.
Yeah, okay, that's lit.
Yeah, that's lit.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 3I like the tie up.
Speaker 2I think the man.
Speaker 3You know, what else is cool is a tie up.
Speaker 4I'm with that.
Speaker 3Tie up plus blindfolds because it's like heightens your other senses, so you're like, ooh you can feel everything.
What if the hell is this?
Speaker 2Oh we can take that out.
Speaker 1Actually, that's probably a good one to I know it's not always attractive to take things out on camera, but this is super.
Speaker 3I have no idea.
I can't even begin to imagine what.
Speaker 4Expert all right, I'm looking at it.
They got the Chinese.
Oh you wrote this on your partner like back and stuff.
Speaker 2Yes you do.
Yes, it could be really light pressure.
I mean that's the thing.
Like, if you do this.
Speaker 1It's one sensation, but if you do this and that at the same time, it provides something new.
Speaker 2So that can be.
Speaker 4Tingle.
Speaker 1Yeah, girl, put that on your partner's feet while they orgasm, like it would just create Wow.
Speaker 4So I'm gonna open this up so y'all can see, because we're gonna come out with some after dark products soon to get you all cracking, to get your sex lights back on track, you know what I'm saying.
So this is one of those that I've not used, but I'm knowledgeable of.
Speaker 3I'm crying.
Wow.
Speaker 4Yeah, you could just rub this.
It feels kind of good too, like around.
Speaker 5Oh okay, damn no, I like this.
Speaker 2This is cracking.
Speaker 3I didn't get one of these.
Okay, yeah, yeah, I see how this is a turn on for sure.
This is crazy.
Speaker 1I would then tie your partner up and then come out with that, right because you could be mean or you could be nice with that.
Speaker 2I love toys that provide that as an option.
Speaker 3Yeah, I like to be nice.
This is dope, though.
I love this.
Okay, this is cracking.
People need to use this more.
What else is in here?
Let's see this right here, she explained it.
Speaker 2This is.
Speaker 3This is to what like slap them?
Speaker 4Right, slap?
Speaker 3I guess you want someone.
Speaker 4Around?
Speaker 1Well, who do you think go to?
Dominatrix is the most right?
Who do you think subscribe to going to a sex setting where they're tied up, where they have to call the woman mistress, where they have to behave properly, they're putting cages.
Speaker 2It's predominantly men.
Speaker 3So you know, my homegirl used to work in l a in a sex dungeon.
Speaker 4Not black men, other races.
Speaker 2Yeah, that makes you feel better, No, for sure, that's other races.
Speaker 4Black men.
We kings.
We ain't about to be paddled up in the ass laying.
No, we kings.
We No, that's true.
That's a fact.
That's a fact.
We can look it up called AI chat GPT.
Let's look it up.
Speaker 3Hey, okay, so what is this cock and ball ring?
Speaker 7Oh?
Speaker 3Yeah, you need to grow up.
Speaker 4Raw.
Speaker 3You've used this before?
Speaker 4No, I ain't never used it, but I know about it.
Speaker 3So what is it supposed to do?
Speaker 4Older?
I'm an older guy.
Speaker 3So it's just like you what, what what is the point of it?
Speaker 4Just like.
Speaker 2It's a cock and ball ring?
Speaker 4And squeeze them and then make them tighter and more blood flow, and then it can bounce against the You.
Speaker 3Know a lot about this, sir, So have you used this?
Yes or no?
Speaker 1That's a really great toy for well endowed people as well, because it takes away a couple of inches so they can give a full thrust without hurting their partner.
Speaker 3Wow.
Speaker 1And also a lot of men enjoy their balls being pulled away, like pulling the balls down, so that also does that function too, and it can help to delay orgasm and then to stay in the longer erection because you get more blood flow.
Speaker 3Wow, all the stuff.
I didn't use it, but I'm nonage sick of him.
What else is in here?
Speaker 1Okay?
Speaker 2A collar and leash situation?
So what is this?
Speaker 3You're getting the collar on your walking somebody in a leash?
Speaker 2What's that?
Speaker 4Man?
Speaker 2It's called the Pivot the podcast?
Yeah with Ryan Clark.
What's the other the light skin guy's name on the Pivot?
Yes?
What's Channing?
Yes?
Speaker 1Yeah, I talked about that how one of the main things in his relationship is he pretends to be a cat, So like, wait, what that things interesting in his marriage?
Speaker 2Right?
Speaker 1Like they do role play, and he was talking about one of the role plays of like him being like the cat who's left on the porch and then like that, please pull that clip up.
Speaker 2If that I'm making that up.
But uh, those like the leash play the.
Speaker 4City Boys down one thousand, that's crazy.
I mean, I don't know Ryan.
Speaker 3No, not Ryan Clark, He's I know Ryan.
Speaker 4But listen, if that's what he's said, I need to holler at my guy.
He a little younger than me.
Speaker 2What is this right here?
Speaker 3I'm liking this.
It says your clit plus orgasm therapy equals clip therapy liquid vibrator I might need to get by Are you selling this?
Speaker 2I don't know.
Speaker 1You know what, you can take that one and tell me how it works.
I mean, there's a lot of different gels out there that claim to like bring more blood to the area.
I've heard of that.
I've tried one of those jails one.
Yeah, so it sounds like it's something like that.
But a lot of these as well too.
So like with Aria, for example, they give you scenes, so you'll get the four scene four items per box, and it's more like to create an overall moment, so like you might decide that one night is about worship, one night.
Speaker 2Isn't about Like I like that, it's performing.
Speaker 1So it's there's one of the scenes we did recently that was called pose and other scenes like I gave a box to this couple who just had a baby, and they were like, I do not want the box right now.
I'm like, trust me, it's gonna be a good one for you.
It was massage stones and then a hand roller, and then in addition it was like a hot wax candle that they could put on.
Speaker 3So I saw the candle right here, I'm into this.
Look at this drip candle.
So it's like, what are you doing?
You're dripping this all over the body?
Speaker 2There you go.
I like that.
I like that.
Speaker 7Yeah, Like this is like so you ten years in and it just does it feel new still?
Speaker 2Yes?
Speaker 1Yeah, I just actually had a brand new orgasm a few days ago.
Speaker 2What's like one that was like.
Speaker 1Oh this was different, Like this one was different, but yeah, you get no no, although no, you know what, I'm actually not much of a partaker, but I do have a community of people and online and in it, somebody was like, man, I've been having these orgasms where I'm seeing colors I've never seen before, and I was like, what, what, what.
Speaker 2Are you guys doing?
Like, what's the blueprint here?
Speaker 1And yeah, it was a strain of weed, So that would also be a part of it.
I meant the end of the day, again, when we think of it as a freedom framework, an opportunity to explore our humanity, explore the potential of our bodies, explore the potential of the spiritual side.
If you're into that, then you can go a million different places with it.
So whenever a couple tells me that sex has gotten routine and boring, that almost feels like the most solvable problem on the planet because as humans, like I love, what you said is are of how sometimes you may want the more central approach and sometimes you may want the more dominant approach, but that also speaks to who you are as a woman.
You don't show up in the world every day the exact same way like your multi dimensional, multifaceted but the world still has a lot of restrictions on how you can behave Like sex gets to be like that in terms of having those dimensions, but it also should be a place of like pure freedom and exploration.
Speaker 3Yeah, like one day I'm a slut, the next dam your it.
Just all the different things can be played out in sex.
Yeah, and I feel like that's where you should be.
Speaker 1The put it on a blonde wig one day, right, you could put on a strap the next day.
Like, there's many different ways that you can express.
Speaker 2You can't say no on her behalf.
She could put on a strap that you want to put in a strap.
Speaker 3You may not want to ever want to put on a strap because it makes me.
I feel like I like to be more submissive in the bedroom, and like I don't like the idea of being dominant.
I don't know why I've never been there.
Speaker 1Let's say Paul, for example, has said that he likes rope, right, or.
Speaker 2The idea of being tied up.
Tying up somebody.
Speaker 3Put you more dominant.
Speaker 1Now I would do that, so, yeah, you're right, there would do.
Speaker 2There's degrees there.
Speaker 3Yeah, there is degrees.
There is degrees, so I would, I would.
I would get into that.
I think that it's just about exploring and trying different things and seeing what it is you like, because you may not know that you like something or don't like where you don't like it.
Speaker 4What would you say to couples whose sex life is dead who are looking to rediscover.
And I know we went over a lot of things like what's the first step and just how do we get the spark back?
Speaker 2I think it starts with.
Speaker 1I've really been missing getting to know you, like that question, I want to get to know you again.
So starting from scratch with your partner, what do you like now?
Speaker 2What do you not like?
Speaker 1What's been bothering you?
They talk about in UH there's five levels of communication that range from routine facts, opinions, feelings, and level five is like someone's inner world, which is kind of a mess, right, Like if I go inside of your thoughts right now, they're filled with a bunch of contrasts and hypocrisies and question marks, And a lot of people in long term relationships stop going to that place with their partner where things aren't clean and perfect.
So you have to kind of want to get back to level five with somebody, but you have to build up the trust to get there, and that takes a lot of humility to admit that you know somebody for a really long time and you might not really know them anymore.
Speaker 2That's hard.
Speaker 1Yeah, I remember, maybe like a year ago.
I was like I said to my husband, I was like, I want to give you head tonight, like it's the first time, like we've never done this before, and I want you to teach me like you're teaching a masterclass, like step by step.
And it was so crazy because in the end, I was like, I don't do any of those things in my routine.
Oh, like how long has it been that I've been doing things?
Speaker 4A little with it?
Speaker 2Yeah, I mean it works, you get to the same end function.
Speaker 1But like if he re taught me and guided me because his body's changed, you know, his sensations has changed, his taste has changed, like what turns up on.
Speaker 3Change and that could be sexy too, Like that's a turn on, Like telling me what to do when to do it, that's a turn on.
Yeah, you're open to it, but if you're open for whoever likes that.
But still that's good.
And like you said, I think a lot of people the ego is involved.
So you're like, I don't want to ask those questions because I feel like I should know what I'm doing or I already know what I'm doing.
But it's like no, and I think that even works for a new partner, like teach me what you like, because everyone is different.
Speaker 1And it goes against what most people want in a partner in the beginning.
Most people, which I tell people all the time, stop wishing for genies and mind readers.
I want someone who just knows what I like.
I want somebody who just understands me.
I want somebody who just intuitively knows how I'm feeling.
Sometimes you're not going to know how you feel, so having somebody who makes assumptions when you haven't figured things out is not necessarily the best formula for growth.
And maybe they can guess it right a few of the times, but things are going to change.
So you want somebody who's humble and ask questions, and is curious, and is open and is down to explore, down to challenge their own humanity, down to say no, like who was clear about their boundaries and could revisit them later.
There's been many things in my relationship that my partner has turned down or I have turned down, that we have circled back on months later.
Speaker 2That's also a big part.
Speaker 1When we first got together, we were having just all kinds of new sex all the time, and then he stopped me one day.
He was like, hey, man, life is long, like we don't have to do everything right now, and I was like, cool, I'm glad you said that because I felt the pressure.
Speaker 4Who said new seck.
Speaker 1Well, like new toys, new experiences, new heights, like public sex, voyeurism, exhibitionism.
Speaker 2Like I just.
Speaker 4Other people.
Speaker 1We've never had other people, but life is long, so we will.
Like a long running fantasy of mine, long running has been to have sex with another couple that I think is really hot in the same room while we're having sex, Like that is something that I like.
Speaker 2I hope that happens before the year's end is out.
Speaker 1But yeah, life is long, and I definitely want as my humanity makes space for it, and as my boundaries are respected and my comfort levels respected.
Yeah, I want to try all kinds of things.
Speaker 3Wow, that's interesting.
I just learned what a voyager is.
I didn't know what that was for a very long time.
Can you explain it because I don't want to.
Speaker 2Get it wrong.
Well, a voyeur is somebody who likes to watch other people voy sex.
Speaker 3Boyer, okay, yeah, but we we should all be voyagers though.
Speaker 7Yeah, everybody's a voyager.
Speaker 3If you watch No, but like pub like but also to like in person like we're why like I want to look at this person, like that's going to turn me on.
Like let's go watch someone else have sex, Like, let's go and I don't even have to like touch on it.
No, that's not Everyone doesn't like that though.
Speaker 4But I'm saying, where are you gonna get your phone?
Like, oh, seven o'clock, we can go here and watch these two.
Speaker 3No, there's sex clubs and different things that people have, Like there's sex clubs in LA.
There's sex clubs everywhere.
Speaker 2There's also it's.
Speaker 4A bunch of weird people that I bet, I bet it's a bunch of just off brand.
Speaker 3I've heard both.
Speaker 2I've never been invited to a cool sex club before.
I've been.
Speaker 3Have you heard of that one that's in La?
It starts with the S or something.
It's like, very well, No, I'm never been a sex club.
But they're saying that it's like rich famous like people and you have to pay and you can only get invited and it's a whole documentary on it.
Speaker 1Oh yeah, I'd like my friend got invited to one by a celebrity and she was like everybody in there was like a nine and up, and so I was like, can I come with you next time?
Speaker 3Check?
Speaker 2It's not how it works, so I have to assume I'm not a nine, but that that's Those would be great.
Speaker 1But yes, most sex clubs are are just full of people who have let go of sidle expectations and are just ready to like live and be free.
Speaker 2Yeah, they're the people who you see on HBO real awkward, right right right.
Speaker 3I think it's out of curiosity that I would like to just see what's going on here.
Speaker 4To the left turns of the right, like what, like, I'm good, let's get out of.
Speaker 3Here, bab, I'm crying.
So, if there's one thing that you can say that you would implement, there was so much that I wanted to talk to you about because I know you've talked about love bombing and all these things that I wanted to get into, but we just don't have the time.
But if there were if there's one thing that you would say change your sex life like for the better, Like, what would it be?
Speaker 4Like?
Speaker 3What was one thing you would want, like you would tell someone to implement or to try that you just feel like is a must.
Speaker 4We ain't gonna do it.
Speaker 1I think a general tip was that line that you gave off the beginning, which I wish I could quote it now.
Speaker 2Like he said that.
Speaker 3Sometimes you have to tell me the hard truths so I can make it better.
Speaker 1Wow, marry that woman.
Great listening.
Speaker 2Yes you were silent, though you didn't you didn't chime.
Yeah, that was great.
That was really great.
That exactly.
Speaker 1I think that that line is such a beautiful line.
I really want to know the hard truths.
I want to know the new truths, right, like introducing yourself to the person you've known for a really long time and not taking it personal that it's very different from what you thought.
I think that that's that could save a lot of relationships.
I really want to think about something recent that has really made a big difference in my sex life, and I feel like, oh, I think role play has been really fun for us recently.
Speaker 2I really enjoyed that.
Speaker 1But it's not role playing like we've tried role playing like Amazon Delivery person.
Speaker 3And I loved it.
Speaker 2He was not into it as much, but.
Speaker 4Robber, I love that.
I'm gonna just throw a cuffy down where the cheese at.
There you do we're gonna talk about some other thing.
Speaker 2Yeah, I think that.
Speaker 3I don't know how I feel about that when I've be't robbed at gunpoint in my home while I was sleeping, So I don't know if that would turn me on or if it wouldn't.
Speaker 2It could be a healing refrain.
Speaker 3Yeah, it might turn be on though.
Yes, that's the thing.
I don't fucking know.
I'm willing to try it.
But what kind of role play are you talking about?
Because I'm interested in hearing.
Speaker 1Well even just like allowing yourself in your mind, like to be more submissive than I usually am.
That's a rule, right of me stepping into something or stepping away from how I usually show up into the world, the role of sex worker, right like of providing that the role of somebody who's much more dominant, the role of somebody who who believes that like they have pussy power.
Speaker 4There's put this outfit on the go out there and stand on the corner, well out there, stand by the staples.
I'm gonna pull up on you.
What you guys w one tonight?
Speaker 3That actually is fun.
Speaker 1That's actually one the longer the sex lasts and not just stimulation of the genitals, but the.
Speaker 2Whole experience going on the preparation, the premeditation.
Speaker 1We went and did this experiment, not experiment, but we went and played together where we did the kind of stereotypical like we go out, I flirt with dudes, you flirt with I love that I love each other there.
So I was at a table flirting with these guys.
Speaker 3The flirting part because I'm gonna kill everybody, but I loved it.
Speaker 1He pretended that he was like, do I recognize you from high school?
And I love took me away.
Then we had sex in the car like all of that, Like I really love that.
But the sex started from you know, a week before, where I said I want to do this next weekend.
It's like that's I think the longer sex can last.
Speaker 3I love the whole idea of like going out pretending you don't know somebody that's like that, Like I cry.
Okay, wait, so this is my last question before we wrap up.
What are your thoughts on tantric sex.
Speaker 1I think it's a beautiful practice for people who have a deep spiritual belief because at its core, tantra is using your bodies as a form of prayer and I Yeah, I've tried various forms of tontric sex.
They haven't necessarily been shifting for me.
But I also acknowledge I don't really have a strong belief system or a strong relationship with that idea, so that might be the missing piece for me.
So I think if you do have that, it takes on different meaning.
And then the breath work takes you to another headspace.
And yeah, maybe there are some mushrooms and other things in there, but all in all, it's using your bodies as a form of prayer together.
Speaker 2So I think it can be very beautiful.
Okay, I love that.
Speaker 3I love that.
Well, do you have any last questions for the coach?
Speaker 4So I just want coach to just, you know, give her a spiel.
This is coach.
If y'all want to get yall sex game together, holler at her.
Speaker 2Thank you.
Speaker 4She's an educator.
Speaker 2Yeah, yes, so many things.
Speaker 4We can talk for hours, and I know we don't have the time tonight because, like based on what you was talking about in some of the little sessions I watched, we're gonna talk again.
I promise you.
Speaker 2I'd like that.
Yeah, I'd love to give you the rope as a gift the rope.
Speaker 4I'll take that.
Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, sure, So Sweete.
Speaker 1Are you into art at all?
Like, could you have any kind of arts and crafts hobbies?
Uh?
Speaker 4Like heart is like define.
Speaker 2Art, you get to define it for me.
Speaker 1So I just I'm asking if there's anything that you do that's like, oh, like a pastime.
I'm only just saying this because the rope tying is like an art in itself.
Speaker 4Yeah.
No, I don't know nothing about that.
Yeah, but I know about it, like because I know my cousin always talking about because the boy scouts there's different type of knots and all that.
Yes, but I don't know how to do all of that.
Yeah, but I know what you're talking about.
That's an art form in itself because I've seen like so there's like different type of nots you can make.
Speaker 1It could be a new hobbies.
But yeah, thank you for the time.
My website is lovers by shann dot com.
I have tons of free resources, including a quiz that's called better Sex, which walks you through the different freedoms tell you which one you should focus on next.
So I invite people to take that, and I want to thank you guys for inviting me on and being so open and cool.
Speaker 2It was a lovely conversation.
Speaker 4You have a book.
Speaker 2I do have two books, and one called Laid and one that's called The Game of Desire.
Speaker 4And where can we find those?
Speaker 2Wherever books are sold Amazon?
Speaker 4Yeah, I just wanted to put that out there.
Speaker 3Yeah, and your master class.
Speaker 1Yes, I have a class class masters.
Speaker 2I have a class on Masterclass.
It's called the Artist Sex Appeal.
Speaker 1But the first hour is just everything I know about sex packed into an hour.
It's like one of the most incredible things I've gotten to do.
The Masterclass team is obviously one of the most prestigious, high production, beautiful places, and to go there and talk about squirting was like.
Speaker 2Such a dream come true.
It is squirt p highly Yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah, it comes out of the same space, comes out of the urethra, but it's also makes the schemes gland fluid from the bartholin gland, So it's not just pe Can.
Speaker 3You score as a woman if you've never squirt it?
Is it possible to be like, I'm going to figure out how to squirret one day?
Speaker 2Yeah?
Wow, yeah, okay, you just pee during sex.
Speaker 3It's a lot of p in it.
Speaker 2It depends.
Speaker 1I mean it's not supposed to the amount the amount that you get in or to get the like gush the amount of fluid that like think about how much come comes out during pre come right, so like it's a pretty small amount.
So actual squirt.
It does happen, and it's just not going to you.
But you see in porn, which I've spoken to porn stars chug water.
They'll chuck bottles of water before they have to escorting scene.
Speaker 2That's my pain.
Speaker 3But thank you so much, she said, Okay.
Speaker 1On Instagram, I'll go by one wish.
I'll say lovers by Shan dot com.
I one wish because I think if I confuse people then they'll never go go anywhere.
Speaker 3And we'll add everything to the description her at her masterclass her lovers by Shan her Instagram.
All that stuff will be added in the description.
If you guys want to find her, I highly recommend checking her out because she's cracking all right, you guys, thank you so much.
Paul's getting into his sex toys.
Anyways, thank you guys for joining Truth after Dark.
Speaker 2We appreciate you.
Speaker 3Thank you, Shan.
Speaker 2He's too excited over here.
What is this one.
Speaker 3He's we're out of here.
Thank you, Thank you guys, Thank you Shan.
This has been amazing.
Thank you for for I've learned a lot.
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