Show Notes
Taylor Conroy is back and this episode is SPICY. Our first conversation together is still at the top so we decided to do it again and talk about the fun stuff. Trust me when I say, we go places. From dating to sacred sex and pleasure retreats, threesomes, being submissive and dominant in the bedroom, standards, burning man and a whole lot more. Get ready to laugh fam, this man is fun and charismatic and pushes all the edges.
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