Chandra grew up in the 7th Day Adventist church, which she equates to a cult. She faults the church for neither acknowledging nor teaching that consent exists for women.
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I was afraid he would kill me – Gina
Gina grew up as a hot babe, the kind we’d all be jealous of. It took a long journey of sexual acting out and questionable marriages for her to realize that she was both groomed to be this way, and it’s a trauma response to early assaults.
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Not saying ‘no’ doesn’t mean ‘yes’ – Danielle
Danielle is a therapist who admits to not always being as self-aware as she presents. Her earliest sexual experiences were non-consensual. She found healing within a happy marriage, then suffered a miscarriage with its own series of impacts.
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UNCUT – I haven’t told my husband my fetishes – Vin
Vin married young and enjoys a positive and openly communicative sexual relationship with her husband. She talks about their explorations in erotica, kink, anal play, toys, plugs, and taboo porn, all in a curvy body.
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I settled for someone who wasn’t the biggest jerk – Hope
Hope is trapped in a sexually repressive, emotionally abusive marriage shaped by the patriarchal traditions and relationship culture of her country of origin.
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Do I have a porn addiction?
Leah answers a listener’s questions about whether she has a porn addiction, and why she can’t orgasm with her husband.
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Sex was a marital duty – Charlotte
Charlotte experienced sexual violation at the hands of the yoga guru she followed. Today, after fleeing that community with her husband and having two kids, she is divorced and exploring what comes next.
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We were in a rut BEFORE the pandemic – Cindy
Cindy, a married mother of one, looks for support around having sex for connection while also trying to conceive another baby.
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Sex is great but so is sleep – Jordan
Jordan is a young mother of young children; she’s also a doula, and therefore all up in bodies and their business. She is passionate in her work and home about open and aware sexual dialogue, consent, communication, and support.
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Unhappily married – Tee
Tee is unhappily married, and unhappy with her sex life—like so many people. Also like too many, she experiences the lingering impacts of sexual assault. She’s doing the work of setting boundaries, trying to provide a good example for her kids, and is still hoping someday she’ll find a communicative and loving partner.