The first solo pod! Discussing situationships, comparison culture in sex, and why the grass is always greenest where you water it
Sex Talks With Emma-Louise BoyntonShow Notes
In this solo episode of the Sex Talks podcast, Emma discusses three main topics: her experience watching a play called 'After Sex' and the dating lessons it reminded her of; her brand new mantra 'the grass is greenest where you water it' and how we can apply it to both work and relationships; and, finally, the negative effects of comparison culture, particularly in relation to sex.
The final Sex Talks Live podcast recording of the summer will take place on July 30th at The London Edition. You can purchase tickets here.
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