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AudiobookTwenty years into her marriage, Kat and her husband faced head-on the great underlying fear of most monogamous people: My partner wants to have sex with other people. For them, that truth led to a rollercoaster of new sexual and romantic adventures...
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People whose identities don't conform to the norms within a community often feel isolated from that community. Figuring out how to fit in when you don't hew to the line of a group is an incredible challenge.
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Not every relationship lasts forever--Whaaa?--turns out that happily ever after was kind of a fraudulent bill of goods we were sold as kids watching Disney movies. Relationships end or sometimes transition into subtly or entirely different forms.
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Going to different cities and countries is always amazing, but going to different places and having sex with people: that takes the amazing factor up to a whole new level.
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Kat & guest Dawn Ardent examine our experiences of public bisexuality through exhibitionism, supporting those more marginalized than us in the new political climate, and the pros and cons of doing the emotional labour in our complex array of relationships.
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Women have been taught to compete & struggle against even our closest female friends so how can we connect when there are people we love openly together? And how does it work when we're into each other too?
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On this episode of On The Wet Coast we're discussing Group Sex: Threesomes, Foursomes, Moresomes, and the amazing orgy.
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Sexy, sweaty bodies writhing in a naked pile can be an outstanding experience, but it’s not without complications. What do you need to think about to have these sexy experiences go as smoothly as possible?
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All relationships require communication, but good communication is even more essential in ethically non-monogamous relationships where multiple people's needs and wants intersect.
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