Show Notes
This week on the The G Spot, Grace speaks to award-winning writer Daragh Fleming, who has been a fantastic advocate for mental health promotion through his poetry, blog, books and social media content. Daragh reflects on his experiences of sex education and the pressures young men can absorb when it comes to sex and sexual performance. And of course, Grace and Daragh figure out some dilemmas... One of our dilemma-writers is frustrated with her partner as he won't talk about his erection difficulties, and their sex life has now fizzled out, while another has been faking orgasms with his girlfriend as she gets offended if he does not cross the finish line. Expect solid advice, personal insights and a few laughs too! There are some brief references to mental health struggles in this episode. Samaritans Ireland offers 24/7 emotional support for anyone going through a tough time; reach them at 116 123 or click on this link to see details for various mental health services on the HSE website. We are incredibly excited to announce that we are celebrating season 2 of The G Spot with a brand new competition with Playblue.ie for over €300 worth of scx toys. One lucky winner will of of Grace's season 2 picks. All you have to do is make sure you're following @grace_alice_oshea, @headstuff and @playblueireland and then tag your bestie or beloved in the comments of this video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DCWuXTgMfAT/?igsh=MXgxd2h2NGJoN2FubA== Winner will be announced in the last episode of the season on December 18th! Good luck. This episode is sponsored by PlayBlue, Ireland's favourite adult store. Ireland’s favourite adult store. Find out more at https://playblue.ie/ Grace Alice Ó Sé is a sex and intimacy specialist and author from Kerry, Ireland. Grace's aim is to prevent people suffering in silence with sexual and intimacy issues, as she believes everyone deserves a life filled with joy, pleasure and connection. She offers 1-1 coaching sessions to individuals, couples coaching, workshops, courses, and delivers sex positive education for adults through her extensive work in the media (including this podcast!). If you would like to work with Grace or learn more, you can find her at gracealice.com or on Instagram under @grace_alice_oshea. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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