This time on the podcast Meg-John interviewed Elsie Whittington. Elsie is a researcher at Manchester Met Uni who did her PhD on consent and studies youth sexuality.
This week on Meg-John & Justin we podcasted about when to go to therapy. We covered the signs that therapy might be useful, what to expect from therapy, what it opens up and closes down, and how to engage with therapy once you get there.
This podcast we cover what journaling is, why people might do it as a form of self-care or self-reflection, and the different ways you can go about it.
Our advice to a gentle listener about how they can break up the band their in (even though they really love it). So we talk about how to deal with that and also chat about some of our band break ups!
The next two weeks on the podcast we tackle the subject of self-love, or loving ourselves. This week we focus on what it means, why we often struggle to do it, and why it’s important. Next week we talk about how you can go about bringing self-love into your life.
On this podcast and blog we chat about sex discrepancies, differences in desire, sexual incompatibility. It’s so common that it’s more likely to happen than not. So here’s our advice on how to deal with it.
This week on the podcast we unpack New Relationship Energy NRE: How it differs from a crush, what it closes down, and what it might open up – if we think about it differently.
This is a two-parter podcast and blog post about how to make friends.
Following from our ‘horny all the time’ podcast, this podcast explores what we might do if we are wanting to be more horny.
This time on the podcast we talked about an emotion that doesn’t get much coverage: joy.