Why KINK doesn’t have to be a scary four letter word: Discussing shame, sexuality and sensuality

Update: 2022-09-18

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On this episode, we continue our fruitful exploration of KINK with Sexuality Educator and Femme Activist, Ericka Hart and Sex-Educator, Janet Hardy. We get into the depths of how shame is a limitation when it comes to learning more about your desires and your body in relation to sex. As the conversation unfolds, we discuss the differences between sexuality and sensuality and what it looks like to invite kink and sexual exploration into your life.

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Why KINK doesn’t have to be a scary four letter word: Discussing shame, sexuality and sensuality

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Why KINK doesn’t have to be a scary four letter word: Discussing shame, sexuality and sensuality