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    Explore " human sexuality" with insightful episodes like "Human Sexuality - "Gay and Catholic" with Eve Tushnet", "Kristi Wells: CEO & Co-Founder of Safe House Project", "Human Sexuality - "Art of Exclusion" with Jonathan Kent Adams", "43 - Redefining Strength with Katrina Scott" and "Human Sexuality - "A Traditional Christian Vision" with Tim Tennent" from podcasts like ""The Weight", "Consider Before Consuming", "The Weight", "The Find Your STRONG Podcast" and "The Weight"" and more!

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    Human Sexuality - "Gay and Catholic" with Eve Tushnet

    Human Sexuality - "Gay and Catholic" with Eve Tushnet

    Many believe that the Church’s traditional teachings on marriage condemn LGBTQ+ Christians to a life without love. How can we broaden our view of same-sex love, kinship, and commitment? Eddie and Chris are joined by Eve Tushnet, author of Gay and Catholic: Accepting My Sexuality, Finding Community, Living My Faith and Amends: A Novel. Eve identifies as an openly lesbian woman who has chosen a life of celibacy within the Catholic Church, and for some, her story may seem like a contradiction. Faithful to historical Catholic tradition, Eve writes primarily for gay Christians and anyone who wants to make the churches more welcoming for gay and lesbian members. In this episode, she discusses the harm the church has caused to LGBTQ+ Christians, what we learn from scripture regarding same-sex friendship, and healthy approaches for creating inclusive environments within the church.

    Order Eve Tushnet’s book Gay and Catholic here.

    I'm Gay, but I'm Not Switching to a Church That Supports Gay Marriage 

    Read Eve Tushnet’s articles in America Magazine here:

    https://www.americamagazine.org/voices/eve-tushnet 

    Check out Guiding Families of LGBT+ Loved Ones here.

    Follow Eve Tushnet on Twitter:

    https://twitter.com/evetushnet

    Kristi Wells: CEO & Co-Founder of Safe House Project

    Kristi Wells: CEO & Co-Founder of Safe House Project

    In this episode of Consider Before Consuming, we talk with Kristi Wells, the CEO and Co-Founder of Safe House Project, an organization with the mission to end domestic child sex trafficking through education, survivor empowerment, and safe housing. They hope to increase victim identification, provide emergency services to survivors, and empower survivors to a path to freedom, all in an effort to end child sex trafficking in America. Listen to Kristi talk with podcast host, Garrett Jonsson, and dispel myths about sex trafficking and share what Safe House Project is doing to help end child exploitation.

    You can learn more about Safe House Project at SafeHouseProject.org and can access their free online trafficking prevention training, OnWatch, at iamonwatch.org.

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    Fight the New Drug collaborates with a variety of qualified organizations and individuals with varying personal beliefs, affiliations, and political persuasions. As FTND is a non-religious and non-legislative organization, the personal beliefs, affiliations, and persuasions of any of our team members or of those we collaborate with do not reflect or impact the mission of Fight the New Drug.

    Human Sexuality - "Art of Exclusion" with Jonathan Kent Adams

    Human Sexuality - "Art of Exclusion" with Jonathan Kent Adams

    Where words create division, art creates a new space to broaden understanding. Our creativity draws us nearer to God and gives us a channel to process a wide range of experiences, from hope and joy to pain and suffering. In this episode, Chris and Eddie are joined by Jonathan Kent Adams, a queer artist based out of Water Valley, Mississippi. After exploring multiple faith traditions throughout childhood, high school, and college, Jonathan has found a place of freedom within the beauty of art both within Christianity and outside of it. They talk about cultural masculinity and conformity, the challenges of coming out both internally and externally, and finding God as a place of consistent safety.

    After the Orlando Pulse Shooting in 2016, Jonathan Kent Adams created a tribute to tell the victims’ stories. View his tribute here:

    http://www.jonathankentadams.com/a-tribute-orlando-shooting

    43 - Redefining Strength with Katrina Scott

    43 - Redefining Strength with Katrina Scott

    In this episode Jenny talks to health and wellness expert Katrina Scott, who happens to be the cover model of the most recent issue of Strong Fitness Magazine! Katrina shares her unique story of how a family trip to the racetrack at age 10 led to her beginning her own personal fitness journey. After being bullied and body shamed at a young age she started to learn young that you need to participate in your own dreams and have the courage to do what you believe is right for yourself. Katrina opens up about her own fertility journey, how she was present in the earliest days of online influencing, and how sharing entrepreneurship and personal stories can connect and inspire us all to “live beautifully”

     

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    Human Sexuality - "A Traditional Christian Vision" with Tim Tennent

    Human Sexuality - "A Traditional Christian Vision" with Tim Tennent

    We can’t have a conversation about sexuality without talking about the human body. Christians have disregarded the body as separate from spirituality, and culture has devalued the body through objectification. All in all, when we talk about a theology of the body, the conversation tends to have a negative spin. In a moment when Christians are known more for what they are against than what they are for, what do traditionalists stand for when it comes to the body and sexuality? 

    Chris and Eddie are joined by Dr. Tim Tennent, President of Asbury Theological Seminary and author of For the Body: Recovering a Theology of Gender, Sexuality, and the Human Body. Dr. Tennent stands for honoring our bodies’ unique design and purpose. He views the body as not just a biological category, but a theological category as well. He talks to Chris and Eddie about the differences between protestant liberalism and evangelical reductionism regarding same-sex marriage and gender reassignment, his view of the balance between inclusion and transformation within the church, and what the incarnation of Jesus Christ means for Christians.

    Follow Dr. Tennent on the web:

    https://timothytennent.com  

    Purchase For the Body: Recovering a Theology of Gender, Sexuality, and the Human Body here:

    https://www.amazon.com/Body-Recovering-Theology-Sexuality-Resources-ebook/dp/B086BT8HT3 

    Follow Dr. Tennent on Twitter:

    https://twitter.com/TimTennent 

    Human Sexuality - "Changing My Position" with Adam Hamilton

    Human Sexuality - "Changing My Position" with Adam Hamilton

    Over the past several years, the conversation around human sexuality has stirred up deep division and tension within the United Methodist Church. Arguments over policies and rules have left little room for embracing each others’ humanity with compassion and grace. What does it mean for the church to honor the weight of individual experiences and perspectives? How can church leaders and congregants lead in love and humility while navigating complex issues?

    Chris and Eddie are joined by Adam Hamilton, pastor of Church of the Resurrection, the largest United Methodist church in the country. Hamilton’s book Making Sense of the Bible explores the most controversial questions Christians ask while interpreting scripture, including issues of sexuality and gender. Hamilton believes context is necessary to understanding the character of God, and he challenges us to consider what is lost in translation. He talks to Eddie and Chris about how to be guided by an ethic of love, how his position on sexuality has changed over the years, and ways we can argue ethically without shutting each other down.

    Follow Adam Hamilton on the web:

    https://www.adamhamilton.com 

    Follow Adam Hamilton on social media:

    https://www.facebook.com/PastorAdamHamilton 

    https://www.instagram.com/revadamhamilton/ 

    Check out Adam Hamilton’s book Making Sense of the Bible here:

    ​​https://www.adamhamilton.com/books/item/9780062234988 

    Learn more about Church of the Resurrection here:

    https://cor.org 

    What's the Deal with Sex Dolls? (Part 1)

    What's the Deal with Sex Dolls? (Part 1)

    If you can't love the one you want, love the one you can purchase and completely customize online... that's how the song goes, right? This episode we peel back layer after horrifying layer of the world of lifelike sex dolls, including the long and storied history of "dames de voyage", how your friendly 1980s bachelor party blow up doll became the uncanny valley creature called RealDoll and who are the men (and women) buying these silicon sirens.

    There's a lot to unpack here, that's why we're doing our first-ever two part series for Impolite Society. Join us as we dig into where sex dolls came from, how sex dolls became popular and what it's like to purchase, live with and love a silicon sex doll.

    Email us your impolite questions at rude@impolitesocietypodcast.com and visit our website for info about the show and your hosts Laura and Rachel.

    Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

    SOURCES:
    Silicon Soul: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3nBctuhntg
    https://nypost.com/2019/10/07/these-men-love-their-sex-doll-wives-and-dont-care-who-knows/ 

    https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/oct/19/what-i-learned-about-male-desire-in-a-sex-doll-factory 

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7426804/ 

    https://www.siliconwives.com/blogs/news/the-ultimate-sex-doll-guide-2021 

    https://www.inputmag.com/features/sex-dolls-instagram-influencers/amp 

    Email us your impolite questions at rude@impolitesocietypodcast.com and visit our website for info about the show and your hosts Laura and Rachel.

    Heart-Centered Healing for the Masculine w/ Men’s Intimacy Initiatress Allison Cruz

    Heart-Centered Healing for the Masculine w/ Men’s Intimacy Initiatress Allison Cruz

    Attention All Penis Owners! This yummy and juicy convo with Men's Intimacy Coach, Allison Cruz, will have you ready to let down your guards, dearmore your hearts and come back home to your body and love your cocks in the most heart-centered way!

    Allison shares her work as a self-proclaimed Men's Intimacy Initiatress + what catapulted her into this line of work for healing the masculine. We talk about the benefits of Breath Work, Shadow Work and what it means for men and penis-owners to come back home to themselves and own their sexual power.

    Not a penis owner? Have a hard time seeing vulnerability within the masculines in your life and in yourself? That's ok too!  This episode has loads of information from a vulva owners perspective and I guarantee a few "ah ha!" moments for you also! I know I had many!

    Connect with Allison!
    IG: @Intimacy_With_Allison
    E-mail: sexlove.and.intimacy@gmail.com

    Let's Get Social!
    IG  @BriannaEndrina / Twitter  @BriannaEndrina / Facebook. @BriannaEndrina

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    The emphasis is YOUR PLEASURE. Let's explore together...

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    Fourth Monday, May 2021

    Fourth Monday, May 2021

    The Heart of Jacks Podcast

    Episode #17 - Fourth Monday, May 2021

    Released May 24, 2021

    Supported by Patreon 

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    Email the show: podcast@theheartofjacks.com

    Call the show: 206-580-3120

    The Heart of Jacks Podcast, written and produced by Paul Rosenberg

    Podcast distribution by Simplecast 

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    Mentioned in this podcast:

    Simplify Podcast 

    Simplify Podcast Episode 5, Christopher Ryan: Don’t Take Sex So Seriously 

    Sex at Dawn, by Christopher Ryan & Cacilda Jetha

     

    Rain City Jacks

    New York Jacks

     

    Music from this Episode

    Monday Again, Frankie Lane with Carl Fischers Orchestra (1948)

    I Could Write a Book, Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians (1941)

    Please Tell Me Now, Billie Holiday (1949)

    Tell Me More, Billie Holiday (1940)

    Memories, Harry Horlick and his Orchestra (1941)

    So, you're ready to explore anal

    So, you're ready to explore anal

    So you want to try anal ? Do I ever have the deets in this episode. I go over things like consent, communication, boundaries , safety and trust.  What to try first, what you need to prep, the stigmas around anal sex and what the deal is with poop.  I share some things that I personally love about anal and some things I don't.  We will go over  all the do's and don'ts and the sexy details of how and what.  Tune in, kick back and let's get intimate. 

    Feel free to give this podcast 5 stars if you loved this episode. 
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    How you can use the principles of BDSM for dating with Kari Lu Cowell

    How you can use the principles of BDSM for dating with Kari Lu  Cowell

    Getting intimate with Kari Lu Cowell  on how to use BDSM principles to rock your dating life. 
    We talk about : 
    Consent+ communication 
    How BDSM actually applies to dating
    What types of things you can do to bring in more authentic relating in your dating life 
    How to have way more fun on dates  and how to complete a date in the best way ever ! 

    Kari Lu Cowell is a Dating Coach for Nerds. She helps people feel authentically comfortable and confident with dating so they can find the relationships of their dreams. She works with all relationship desires, specializing in people who seek non-traditional relationships whether that’s kink, BDSM, ethical non-monogamy, Sugar Daddy/sugar baby, etc. 
    You can find her facebook group book here :
    www.facebook.com/groups/datingfordorks
    and her amazing e-Book here 
    https://bookme.name/DatingforDorks/domme-ebook  
    Of course you can DM her @karilucoaching on instagram 

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    I'd love to  hear your questions so I can answer them on future episodes!  

     

    Chapter 2 .... Lifegasm Book I: Marshall's Promise

    Chapter 2 .... Lifegasm Book I: Marshall's Promise

    *To All Things A Season* EXCERPT: Let me be clear: I was not pretending there wasn’t a loss to be mourned. Transformations come with growing pains. My fifteen-year marriage was ending; this ending was correct and necessary, and it was extremely uncomfortable for (what felt like) unbearably long moments. And yet, just as my heart kept beating after the excruciating discomfort caused by Marshall’s death, I knew my heart would keep beating after the turmoil of divorce.
    DISCLAIMER: You will hear a bleep in this episode. That was a deliberate choice on my end. Please know the duration of the bleep is not equivalent to the duration of the words it alleges to hide. That bleep would have been too long to be practical.

    How to love dirty talk in the bedroom

    How to love dirty talk in the bedroom

    Dirty talk. Sure it can be amazing and for those of you who really want to learn how to feel good dirty talking do I ever have some tips for you! We explore what dirty talk means , how you can access the best type of inspiration to it and some different ways you can make dirty talking super easy and accessible to you.

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    I'd love to  hear your questions so I can answer them on future episodes!  

    Foreplay All Day!

    Foreplay All Day!

    I wanna know what y’all think about foreplay. Cause here is the hard and semi-sad truth. When most people think of foreplay they think of a little dry humping, fingering, stroking or some oral action right before intercourse. I put out a poll on IG and I asked y’all “what is foreplay to you?” And the answers I got back were confirming that people confine foreplay to the moments right before the full on sex-making session. 

    Because of that, I really just want to shed some light on how limiting I believe that is for your pleasure. Don’t stop your foreplay, I’m just gonna put on my Pleasure Police uniform real quick and write you a little ticket for MORE pleasure. I don’t want you to remove what you’re doing, if it’s working, I just wanna give you some different ideas or share some of my personal perspective on Foreplay and how you can spice it up and incorporate it into your day and not just those moments right before you make the sex.

    I wanna encourage you to play throughout your day, to come up with some titillating activities that will make for an even steamier sex-making session. Because here’s the thing, everyone who wants to have sex wants to have amazing sex and foreplay is such a big part of amazing sex. 

    Foreplay can be anything at all, that encourages & elicits arousal. It can be sexting, a back rub, making dinner together, sending a little surprise to their office with an encouraging note, sitting next to each other naked in the sauna, brushing their hair after a shower, or a small naughty whisper in the ear before heading out for work. Find ways to incorporate foreplay throughout the day so when you get to playing, you’re really revved up! 

    Talk with your partner about what y’all find arousing to alleviate some of that pressure and make sure you’re advances are met with the appropriate response, then having dialogue about what type of foreplay you enjoy and how you like that foreplay is really essential to y’alls confidence going into it. 

    For example telling your partner: “I’m gonna go down on your vulva so good tonight” vs. “I’m gonna lick your pussy so good tonight” elicits two completely different responses. 

    Now, I’m not saying which one you prefer is right or wrong, it’s just about which YOU prefer. So that you have the desired response or you elicit the desired response. 

    If one person’s written or auditory form of foreplay prefers to be  told in detail how they’re gonna be taken care of vs. fucked so hard — being told the latter is not going to arouse them. It’s not going to be foreplay. 

    Foreplay by definition is ‘erotic stimulation preceding sexual intercourse.’ And if your partner is not stimulated by your means of  eroticism, then it’s not foreplay for THEM.

    The goal is always to communicate, honestly. Honest communication can alleviate most uncertainties. We all will have our own personal things we’re dealing with when it comes to sexual exploration and personal pleasure, but I want you to keep in mind, if you are playing with someone, that in THAT moment or those moments, it is not just about you and sharing is caring.  So share what you enjoy and then enjoy what you’ve shared so that both partners or all partners feel understood and so that you’re foreplay and sex-making are AMAZING.

    Because again, anyone who wants to have sex, wants to have amazing sex.

    If you dug this episode or know someone who would dig it, feel free to share so that they can foreplay all day! 

    As always Stay Sexy, Stay Curious & Talk soon! 

    Self Pleasure and Ritual

    Self Pleasure and Ritual

    We go into the practical ways of how you can invite ritual into your self pleasure practice. 
    What beliefs or conditioning you may have around self pleasure and how you can invite intention to your self pleasure routine so that you can "cum" out on the other side feeling nourished, radiant and glowing! 

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    How to explore your sexuality in a monogamous relationship

    How to explore your sexuality in a monogamous relationship

    Is it even possible to explore your sexuality in a monogamous relationship? 
    Yes you totally can, in this episode I talk about how you can do this and how you can create space in your relationship for ALL of you and that this doesn't have to be the end all to your relationship if you don't want it to be. 

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    I'd love to  hear your questions so I can answer them on future episodes!  

    Let's Talk Butt Stuff

    Let's Talk Butt Stuff

    Let’s talk Butt Stuff 🍑

    We’re covering ground rules, why anal play can be amazing & how to tell if you’re ready to open the back door.

    Ground Rules✨

    - Consent is of the utmost importance! #NoMeansNo so don’t pressure! 

    - Lube is a necessity 

    - Clean before & after you play

    - Don’t worry about the “poop thing.” You’re a mature adult. 😉

    - Go SLOW. Start with the tongue, finger/s, plugs & other toys. (Good quality) 

    - Communicate before, during & after.

    - Did I mention LUBE is a NECESSITY?

    - Breath, Relax & Enjoy

    Why Anal Play? ✨

    - Anyone with a butthole can enjoy! 

    - The external anus aka the anal verge and the the external sphincter are some of the most sensitive areas of the human body. 

    - The internal anus sphincter creates pleasure from the pressure and fullness which also stimulates the prostrate and two hot spots (G spot & O spot) 

    - You can reach the clitoris & root of the penis from inside

    - Anal Orgasms are some of the most full-feeling orgasms you can have

    - You can play alone or with a partner.

    You may be ready to try Anal play if...✨

    - You have expressed genuine interest in it. 

    - You have discussed it with your partner 

    - You have purchased anal play toys (plugs, beads, small dongs, prostate massagers etc) 

    - You are looking to add another layer of pleasure to your existing sex life

    - You want to have intercourse while on your period 

    Anal play is meant to be pleasurable, just like any other types of play. I always encourage doing your own research and finding which toys & lube would work best for your body. Remember to be respectful and to communicate if you are playing with someone. If solo, be mindful of your limits and don’t rush! Also...LUBE! 😉🍑


    Episode 32: Revealing the Divine Feminine

    Episode 32: Revealing the Divine Feminine
    Women are constantly bombarded with messages that they are either "too much" or "not enough." In this episode, I have the privilege of interviewing photographer, Lynette Smith, who is doing powerful healing work with women using her craft, professional photography. Lynette tells us about an exciting worldwide project called “40 over 40” that she has brought to my hometown of Wenatchee, WA and why she feels this project is changing lives of women in their mid-life. We also discuss the concept of “the divine feminine,” or as it is called in Chinese medicine, yin. We explore how to connect with this beautiful, nurturing, free-spirited, and secure part that is the divine feminine and it’s connection to human sexuality. I share how personally participating in this project with Lynette was a powerful teaching moment between myself and my source, God, that mirrored to me my true self. It shed light on my prior false programming in relationship to my body and human sexuality and invited me to further shed shame around this important topic. Lynette further shares how this project has helped other women connect with their divine worth and know further that they are enough!

    You Can Mute People IRL Too...It's Called Boundaries

    You Can Mute People IRL Too...It's Called Boundaries

    Boundaries are a form of Self-Care, Self-Love and Ultimately Self-Accpetence.

    Why we don’t want to set boundaries:

    • fear rejection
    • fear abandonment
    • don’t want to hurt anyone
    • don’t like to approach conflict head on
    • don’t want to be misunderstood or have what we say be misinterpreted 
    • we have a hard time asserting ourselves in vulnerable situations

    Setting a boundary is an act of strength. You're honoring your value, your responsibilities and your needs. It does not reflect weakness or selfishness, as you might have been conditioned to fear or believe. - Sarah Dergins 

    When setting a boundary you don’t need to smooth over the tension. You don’t need to protect people from feeling uncomfortable. It makes sense for people to feel bad and weird when they have crossed a line.  - Jordan Pickle Counselling

    Allowing someone to take responsibility for themselves is an act of love. - breakthecycle_coaching

    Betraying ourselves in the name of love and loyalty and respect.

    • Inconsistent or non existent boundaries
    • Prioritizing other people’s expectations of you over your own needs
    • Fear of expressing your feelings
    • Changing yourself in order to make others comfortable or feel better
    • Suppressing your own values, needs and desires in order to accommodate somone else. 

    **People who get angry or upset at you for placing a boundary, are the ones who benefit from you not having any. Let that sink in. 

    **Boundaries are the high quality information people need to love you better! - Kelsey Grant

    You may struggle with setting boundaries if:

    • You second-guess yourself to avoid making important decisions
    • You feel guilt when setting boundaries with others
    • You Have a hard time identifying and validating your own feelings
    • You are a people-pleaser
    • You feel engulfed or overwhelmed by vulnerability with others
    • You Lack awareness of your personal needs in relational dynamics
    • You have difficulty trusting your feelings and intuition
    • You have fear of individuating and becoming a person separate from your family or partner - sitwithsharon

    Boundaries to protect your energy and your emotionality can sound like:

    • Can we talk about this later, after I’ve had time to gather my thoughts?
    • I don’t have the energy to respond to this right now, I will respond to your message when I feel recharged and can give it the attention it requires.
    • I need space right now and I will each out when I feel ready.

    Dating Boundaries: 

    • Not agreeing to a second date if you did not feel the connection
    • Not giving your information to them, out of being polite
    • Not engaging in intimacy if you genuinely don’t want too
    • Not forcing a conversation
    • Respecting your needs & listening to your discomfort

    Learning how to set boundaries and uphold them leads to:

    • Being able to express your needs more confidently
    • Being able to Self-sooth during conflict
    • Knowing where you can be flexible and where you can’t
    • Learning how to actually listen instead of just waiting to respond

    Scripts for setting boundaries: I want to feel…Which means I need…And so I will.. - MSWjake

    Affirmations:
    "I forgive myself for all the times I traded my authenticity for external validation" - tutu mora
    "I forgive myself for moving in any type of way that didn’t reflect how deep I value myself."
    "I am Important. My feelings matter. I’m not my mistakes. I am ok with choosing me first. I already have all I need to be happy. I attract all the healthy things and people into my life." - Pivot to happiness

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