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Is it too late to get what I want? - Jo

Is it too late to get what I want? - Jo

FromGood Girls Talk About Sex


Is it too late to get what I want? - Jo

FromGood Girls Talk About Sex

ratings:
Length:
49 minutes
Released:
Oct 31, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Jo is a 58-year-old, cis-gender woman who describes herself as white, heteroflexible, and in a friends-with-benefits situation. She deals with ongoing physical issues that make sex challenging. Her preferred relationship style is “none” – as in, she doesn’t want a defined romantic relationship. Before we started recording she said, “I don’t want to be picking up your socks or do your laundry. I may cook you dinner occasionally, but that’s because I want to cook not because you’re hungry.” While I did my best to maintain my regular sense of equilibrium during this interview, it was a particularly personal one for me. Jo and I don’t really know each other, but our families have been intertwined for a long time. In order to preserve the privacy of others not on this call, we kept the specifics vague, but we were both curious to find out if we would learn new things about our shared history in this conversation. Major themes in this episode include preferring to not have committed relationships, navigating sex with physical difficulties/birth defects, internet dating, and sex after menopause. Here are some of the great moments she shared with us: 2:52 – Jo’s first memory of sexual pleasure 5:00 – Jo’s early medical history, including birth defects (Jo’s language for her physical challenges) and surgeries to correct them 13:00 – Jo’s sexual experience with a family friend, then listening to his brother getting beaten for masturbating 17:00 – Being pushed into sexual interaction and having to say no 25:00 – Learning to self pleasure; also having no one to talk about it with, and the fear of AIDS 25:40 – Her fears about sex easing after the death of her mother, and starting to explore internet dating 29:55 – Having sex with another person for the first time at 46, and her difficulties with intercourse due to childhood surgeries 32:20 – Jo’s techniques to learn how to have intercourse pleasurably, if at all; necessity of mentally relaxing for it to be possible 34:00 – Using blow jobs to take pressure off of her during sex 35:00 – Insisting on a friends-with-benefits structure for relationships 38:00 – Jo’s trauma response, including needing to know when touch will be coming The Lowdown (37:40) What kind of touch do you enjoy most? Approximate number of sexual partners Do you enjoy receiving oral sex? How do you feel about ass play? Do you enjoy dirty talk during sexual encounters? What is a myth about sex you’ve had to unlearn? The Patreon extras for this episode are: At the $1/month level, Jo talks about the violence she experienced as a girl because she didn’t dress or act according to gender expectations. At the $5/month level, Jo describes the sexual harassment she experienced in the workplace in the early 1980s. At the $7/month level, that conversation plus the extended Q&A. At the $10/month level, all that plus a monthly Ask Me Anything! Learn more and become a community supporter at www.patreon.com/goodgirlstalkaboutsex. If you like this show, please leave a rating and review at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/good-girls-talk-about-sex/id1436501617?mt=2. Want to be on the show? Visit www.leahcarey.com/guest and let me know that you’re interested. I’d love to talk with you! To learn about Sexual Communication Coaching, visit www.leahcarey.com/coaching Host – Leah Carey (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, email) Editor – Gretchen Kilby Music by – Nazar Rybak
Released:
Oct 31, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Deep conversations with women about their personal experience of sex and female sexuality. Sex and Intimacy Coach Leah Carey hosts the type of conversations you usually only have with your best girlfriend late at night over a bottle of wine. Leah interviews people (including people brought up as little girls plus transgender women) of all sizes, shapes, ages, orientations, relationship structures, kink levels, races, religions, cultural backgrounds, and more. The conversations on Good Girls Talk About Sex are warm, welcoming, and non-judgmental. You are likely to hear stories that reflect your own experiences and let you know that you're not alone. You're also likely to hear stories that broaden your ideas about what is "normal" and introduce you to exciting new experiences! You will probably LOVE this show if: * You crave late-night conversations with friends about sex * You've ever wondered if your sexual needs, desires, or fantasies are "normal" * You're curious about sex but don't have anyone in your life to talk about it with You will probably NOT LIKE this show if: * You are uncomfortable hearing people talk about sex and their bodies in frank terms * You are uncomfortable with swearing and/or raw displays of emotion * You believe sex should only happen between a man and a woman within the confines of marriage Most guests appear anonymously so they're free to tell the good, the bad, and the titillating! These conversations are explicit but never salacious.