We’re taking you on a booty journey around the world to explore social and cultural contexts that influence our experiences of pleasure. Dr. Jess O’Reilly joins us, along with four educators from India, Singapore, Germany, and South Africa, to talk about what anal conversations are like outside of North America.
- How does culture, social context and geography influence how we think about anal sex?
- What happens where there isn’t enough access to comprehensive sex education?
- How do laws, myths and taboo show up in bedrooms around the world?
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Jess O’Reilly is a sex and relationship expert with a background in education. Her research and passion involve training in sexual health, volunteering in schools and universities to help bring better sex & relationship education to students across Ontario. Jess is also a television personality, author, podcast host of "Sex with Dr. Jess", and international speaker who has facilitated hundreds of corporate workshops and retreats in 35 countries from Lebanon to Costa Rica. Follow her socials at @SexWithDrJess and check out her podcast @SexWithDrJessPodcast .
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We’re taking you on a booty journey around the world to explore social and cultural contexts that influence our experiences of pleasure. Dr. Jess O’Reilly joins us, along with four educators from India, Singapore, Germany, and South Africa, to talk about what anal conversations are like outside of North America.
- How does culture, social context and geography influence how we think about anal sex?
- What happens where there isn’t enough access to comprehensive sex education?
- How do laws, myths and taboo show up in bedrooms around the world?
In some places it’s really hard to get access to sex toys or you might not have the privacy to keep them. Smaller toys can be easier for discretion and beginners. The Vibrating Snug Plug 1 is about the size of a thumb, has a flared base for safety and easy removal. Shop at www.bvibe.com and save 25% off b-Vibe branded products with code WORLDOFANAL, code expires March 16, 2022.
Jess O’Reilly is a sex and relationship expert with a background in education. Her research and passion involve training in sexual health, volunteering in schools and universities to help bring better sex & relationship education to students across Ontario. Jess is also a television personality, author, podcast host of "Sex with Dr. Jess", and international speaker who has facilitated hundreds of corporate workshops and retreats in 35 countries from Lebanon to Costa Rica. Follow her socials at @SexWithDrJess and check out her podcast @SexWithDrJessPodcast .
In this episode we are asking why queer women aren’t represented in anal education, how is anal pleasure different for queer women, what does genital pleasure and anal pleasure have to do with each other and more. We’re talking with Gabrielle Kassel, Sex and Wellness Journalist, all about queer women and anal pleasure. Gabrielle answers questions like:
• What do queer women need to know about anal sex?
• Can anal sex be gender affirming or gender expansive for queer women?
• What tips for communication do you have for bringing up anal sex with your partner?
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Gabrielle Kassel is a sex and wellness journalist who writes at the intersection of queerness, sexual health, and pleasure. Her work has appeared in publications such as Shape, Cosmopolitan, Well & Good, Health, SELF, Women’s Health, Greatist, Bustle, and more. In her free time, Gabrielle can be found coaching CrossFit, reviewing pleasure products, or recording episodes of her podcast Bad In Bed: The Queer Sex Podcast.
The Plug Podcast with Luna Matatas
We’re taking you on a booty journey around the world to explore social and cultural contexts that influence our experiences of pleasure. Dr. Jess O’Reilly joins us, along with four educators from India, Singapore, Germany, and South Africa, to talk about what anal conversations are like outside of North America.
- How does culture, social context and geography influence how we think about anal sex?
- What happens where there isn’t enough access to comprehensive sex education?
- How do laws, myths and taboo show up in bedrooms around the world?
In some places it’s really hard to get access to sex toys or you might not have the privacy to keep them. Smaller toys can be easier for discretion and beginners. The Vibrating Snug Plug 1 is about the size of a thumb, has a flared base for safety and easy removal. Shop at www.bvibe.com and save 25% off b-Vibe branded products with code WORLDOFANAL, code expires March 16, 2022.
Jess O’Reilly is a sex and relationship expert with a background in education. Her research and passion involve training in sexual health, volunteering in schools and universities to help bring better sex & relationship education to students across Ontario. Jess is also a television personality, author, podcast host of "Sex with Dr. Jess", and international speaker who has facilitated hundreds of corporate workshops and retreats in 35 countries from Lebanon to Costa Rica. Follow her socials at @SexWithDrJess and check out her podcast @SexWithDrJessPodcast .
