In this episode of Intimate Breath, I welcome my sister back for a real conversation about the intriguing world of play parties and intimacy. After our first recording together, we reunite to explore the nuances of these adult spaces—where connection, consent, and vulnerability take center stage.
With my sister offering an outsider’s perspective, we unpack common misconceptions about play parties and contrast them with more traditional ideas of intimacy and sxxuality. From the power of intention to the importance of safety and clear communication, we dive into what it really means to consciously explore intimacy in a group setting.
We talk about the role of the nervous system in these experiences—why slowing down is essential and how safety can open the door to real connection. I share parts of my personal journey and how these intentional spaces have supported healing, helping people track their emotional responses and reshape their intimate narratives.
We also explore common fears and assumptions for newcomers, and share practical insights for anyone curious about stepping into this world.
Whether you’re play-party-curious or just seeking a deeper understanding of your own desires, this episode invites you into reflection, curiosity, and connection.
🎧 Highlights
2:15 — Reflections on our first podcast experience
5:45 — Play parties vs. org/es: what’s the difference?
10:30 — Safety, intention & the role of the nervous system
20:00 — My personal healing through play
25:10 — Fears, assumptions & tips for newcomers
30:45 — Practical Tips for Newcomers
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