Our Cuddling Needs (2020 Rerun)
Added 2024-03-30 14:00:06 +0000 UTC[Rerun] How can we get our cuddling needs met? Dr. Kirk interviews Erez Benari about his cuddling club, Spoonz. They also talk about polyamory and the sex positive culture movement in Seattle.
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March 2, 2020
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I've been aware of and practicing polyamory for about 7 years now and I've been an avid listener ever since your first LIB reaction videos, which started back in 2020. I can honestly say that you have come a long way, Dr. Honda, not only has your consistency with bringing up polyamory increased significantly but also the way you talk about it I can tell that you have done a lot of work, especially now that I'm listening to this podcast back from 2020. You have also become much more inclusive in your language when you talk about gender, in this episode you say "both men and women" and stuff along those lines, whereas now you say "people of all genders". Your guest did an excellent job of handling your questions with negative connotations towards polyamory very well! Even though I can tell you are coming from a place of kindness, you always are, there is definitely a difference. Your guest also spoke to so many topics that are important to me and I'm really glad this person exists. I hope Spoons is still open and survived the pandemic. I also appreciate the conversation/mentioning around sex and BDSM, I recently started going to sex parties in the last year or so, and I'm interested in exploring BDSM more. So glad you reposted this!
Elspeth Ochs
2024-03-31 17:51:44 +0000 UTC
