Sex is rarely just physical—it carries meaning, power, and consequence shaped by context and intent. These posts explore sexuality in its broader sense, where desire, connection, tension, and restraint intersect, and what happens between people often reflects far more than the act itself.
Mitchell and Nina cherish their first intimate encounter, despite its uncertainties. Their young love and tenderness unfold in this podcast. For more details, read Michael Forman’s free novel, SEETHINGS, acclaimed for its artful writing style and vivid portrayal of the protagonist’s thoughts. (Word count: 50)
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The Church’s historical child sex abuse revelations underscore the availability of sex within the Clergy. Abuse of power, cover-ups, and the misconception of celibacy perpetuate the problem. The Church’s insistence on celibacy conflicts with its members’ actual behaviors, leading to systemic issues. Removing the celibacy law could improve the Church’s future and mitigate misconduct.
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Rachel lays beside her husband, Adam, feeling guilty as she fails to reciprocate his passion. She fantasizes about other men, including his best friend, Mark. Unable to respond to Adam’s touch, she wrestles with her conscience and yearns to confess, but fear holds her back. She prays for the courage to confront her truth and salvage their love.
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In navigating a sexless marriage, recognizing the signs is crucial. Setting a specific date to address the issue, with honest communication and introspection, is key. Couples must explore the underlying reasons, be open to seeking professional help if needed, and commit to prioritizing intimacy. Choosing a date for change is the first step toward reclaiming the connection that initially brought them together.
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Denying a spouse sex can stem from various reasons, but it’s crucial to differentiate consensual decisions from coercive or manipulative behavior. Lack of sexual intimacy may be due to health or communication issues, but consistent withholding for control or manipulation is emotional abuse. It can lead to rejection and trauma for the denied partner. Open communication is essential, and consistent refusal without valid reasons may signal underlying relationship issues needing professional intervention.
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Numerous challenges are faced when recording podcasts from a suburban home, including background noise from neighbors, appliances, and outdoor activities. Despite using post-production techniques and a noise filter, issues like a mysterious hum persist due to nearby solar panels. The podcast itself delves into serious topics such as marriage, intimacy, and affairs, offering personal experiences and advice to listeners. Despite the challenges, the author invites readers to listen, sharing a link to the podcast. This showcases the difficulties of recording in a non-professional setting, emphasizing the content’s authenticity.
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Controversy follows this topic. Sexual entitlement of any kind grinds people’s gears. To attach the word abuse to it goes against everything modern society has been working towards. And yet, in marriage, we agree to be everything to another human being. We then bind the marriage in a monogamous promise. But what happens if one
Sexual Denial. The Silent Sexual Abuse No One Talks About. Read More »
We thought abstaining from sex would bring us closer, but what actually followed was one nightmare after another. It didn’t work out. Seven years. That’s the answer to your question. Before we tied that knot, we had seven years of celibacy. We weren’t intimate in that way for seven years. It’s crazy, I know, but
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I’m uncertain about you SoundCloud. Promoting books via podcasting on your platform might not be an author’s best option. I agree. You were first on the scene but late in supporting podcasters. Yes, I see you’ve done a lot of work for musicians. The effort you provided them is commendable. But let’s face it: podcasting
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Acronyms. I love ’em. If we do them right, they’ll lead us to the promised land, singing Kumbaya under the giant rainbow. Our desire to shorten long texts to a bunch of letters is unmistakable. We do it for everything. It seems we’re more likely to embrace something new if it can be condensed into
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