Sex Terms You’ve Never Heard: CBT, AMDL&More! - a podcast by Dr. Jessica OReilly

Jess is joined by sex educator extraordinaire Sunny Megatron who shares her knowledge of kinky sex terms. From CEI to SPH, you’re sure to learn something new in this episode!

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Sex Terms You’ve Never Heard: CBT, AMDL&More!

Participant #1:Hello. Hello. This is Jessica O'Reilly at Sex With Dr. Jess, your friendly neighborhood sexologist. And I am here today and you may be able to hear it in my voice, but I'm grinning from ear to ear. Here about today's topic. I'm really excited for the topic and for our guests, because we're going to be talking about sex terms, sex acronyms, sexual fantasies, and some of them are really fun. Some of them are really edgy. Some of them are new to me. In fact, I'm really excited for today's episode. Now, before we get started, I want to remind you that this episode of Sex With Dr. Jess is brought to you by Desire Resorts, this magical Kingdom down in Mexico, with two locations where you don't have to wear clothes and you are free to be your sexual erotic powerful selves. Check them out at Desire Resorts. Now, this week, in my weekly research roundup, I was reviewing some data from a study in Quebec those good old French Canadians that focused on sexual fantasies and concluded that most fantasies from swinging to threesomes to BDSM are technically classified according to the data as normal or common. Now, a team of scientists at the University of Montreal asked 1517 French Canadian adults, while Quebec residents about their sexual fantasies, and then they rank them according to intensity and frequency. And what they found is that the majority of the fantasies that made it onto this list fell into the common or typical range, meaning that more than half of us, as Canadians have had these fantasies. So from being watched to having sex in public to filming ourselves to being forced to have sex, these are all classified. Most of these fell into the common or typical range. And as I read through this list of sex acts, it's a good study, but I thought to myself, yeah, these fantasies seem pretty typical. They're not particularly edgy, not very shocking. I mean, there was some pea play in there where you urinate on one another. But I hear from people all over the world, from all walks of life, people who are artists and people who are CEOs. And what I find I hear is that their fantasies really go beyond the list that was included in this study. Their fantasies, the ones I'm hearing about, which are also fairly common, weren't mentioned. So today I want to delve in to some of the fantasies that we don't talk about as much. Maybe some of the fantasies that don't make it into the research and not just fantasy sex acts. And there are so many that I've had to narrow it down. And this is why I'm excited because I've decided to narrow it down to sex acronyms because, you know, they're fun. And I recently I was inspired by Sunny Megatron, a fellow sex educator, and I saw Sunny's video on CBT. So she did this video on CBT. Now to me and to many of you CBT probably stands for cognitive Behavioral therapy. That's what I studied. Many of you have probably engaged with CBT at some point in time, but that is not all it means. So I thought I need to get in touch with the fabulous setting Megatron and chat with her about CBT and some of these other sex acronyms. So it is my pleasure to be joined by sex educator extraordinaire Sunny Megatron. How are you, Sunny? Oh, I'm doing great. Thank you for having me. I'm super excited.

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