In Sex After, Amy Marcs is getting raw and honest about the most challenging aspects of sex, intimacy, and relationships after seismic change. Each week, Amy is having intimate and unfiltered conversations with people who’ve been through life-altering experiences, and she's finding out what sex and intimacy are like for them in the "After."
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In Sex After, Amy Marcs is getting raw and honest about the most challenging aspects of sex, intimacy, and relationships after seismic change. Each week, Amy is having intimate and unfiltered conversations with people who’ve been through life-altering experiences, and she's finding out what sex and intimacy are like for them in the "After."
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
At 6 years old, Alexandra Capellini was diagnosed with bone cancer which led to many months of chemotherapy and ultimately an above-knee amputation of her right leg. We reached out to Alexandra after reading her Modern Love Article “His Comfort Is Not My Responsibility" in The New York Times. In this episode, we talk about navigating all the dating apps, when you tell a guy you have a prosthetic leg, and not only accepting our bodies but celebrating them. She is a skier, rock climber, and an active advocate for the adaptive community. Dr. Capellini is an inspiration, and it was an honor to sit down and talk to her.
You can find Alexandra at @alexandra.capellini and you can find her Modern Love article here.
You can find Amy at @amymarcs.
You can find the show at @sexafterpodcast.
Sex After is produced by @thechrisderosa.
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