In this episode, Piglet Erin, a professional submissive at Sanctuary LAX, shares her experiences with various kinks, including ABDL, pet play, and edge play, like scat, which are often considered unsettling by others. Piglet enjoys pushing her boundaries, finding excitement in discomfort, and relays a fantasy scene where she’s chased, knowing that getting caught will lead to a bit of pain. While she usually plays the bottom role, she also enjoys topping in impact play, especially when it leaves marks or bruises.

As a pro-sub, Piglet finds fulfillment in hearing about others' fantasies and helping bring them to life in a safe, accepting environment. She’s constantly expanding her experiences to better understand and cater to a wide range of kinks. One fantasy she shares is being sliced, served, and eaten as bacon—a concept she’s even seen a colleague bring to life.

Piglet is also a "spokespig" for SoCal Creatures, a BDSM pet play community where she’s encountered exotic pet personas, like dragons and ducks, in a scene often dominated by dogs. She talks about how different animal roles influence play dynamics, adding layers to the experience.

Piglet discusses her early recognition of her kinks, noting how her bipolar disorder contributed to a heightened sense of hypersexuality from a young age. For her, riskier activities like exhibitionism and pain helped her achieve orgasm. She also reflects on her experience with online porn in the early 2000s, and how living with Crohn’s disease, which causes constant digestive issues, led her to embrace and incorporate bodily functions into her play, even participating in smelly fart competitions with partners as a way to reclaim control.

The episode also touches on the logistics and safety of consensual non-consent play, including scene negotiation and non-verbal cues. Piglet shares insights on degradation, how kink can lead to healthier communication, and balancing her various interests within her polycule. She also talks about meeting new play partners at kink events and how some of her kinks have been reflected in pop culture, such as Full Tac's "SIMP" video and Melanie Martinez’s Crybaby album, which features ageplay elements.

Piglet’s journey through kink is about exploring her desires, learning about herself, and finding ways to practice self-care through play. While she's not a fan of 50 Shades of Grey, she appreciates how it opened up conversations about kink in the mainstream.

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In this episode, we meet Ric, a 62-year-old medical professional who was featured in Vice's 2018 article "Meet the Men Who Have a Fart Fetish." Although Ric doesn't identify strictly as a "fart fetishist," he's been fascinated by farting since childhood, drawn to both its taboo nature and the unique intimacy it fosters between people. To Ric, farting represents a great equalizer—breaking down societal barriers and connecting us all on a human level.

Ric shares stories from his youth, including his time in the Boy Scouts, where the camaraderie often revolved around shared laughter and farting during downtime. He also recalls a memorable experience with a young foreign exchange couple who embraced farting as part of their open, intellectual conversations, leaving a lasting impact on his perception of this natural bodily function. For Ric, these moments of openness and vulnerability were deeply validating.

Delving into the erotic aspect, Ric explains that his fascination with farting is tied to the anus as an erogenous zone, emphasizing the physical and emotional sensations it evokes. He enjoys the playful transgression of farting and how it deepens his relationships, allowing for a shared experience that's both intimate and humorous. However, Ric makes it clear that it's not just the act of farting that excites him—it's the context, the person behind the fart, and the emotional connection that make the experience meaningful.

In his personal life, Ric has shared intense moments of connection around farting, finding arousal in the embarrassment or freedom others express when gassy. He finds the act of excusing oneself after a fart amusing, as it subtly forces acknowledgment in situations where the social norm is to pretend nothing happened. Despite his partner of 25 years not sharing his enthusiasm, Ric maintains a healthy relationship, enjoying intimate moments like spooning and the occasional shared fart in bed.

Ric also reflects on his journey to incorporate farting into his sex life, initially hesitant but growing more comfortable over time. He describes his experiences meeting fellow fart enthusiasts before the internet era, using classified ads to connect with others who shared his interests. With the rise of online communities, he found friendships, though face-to-face connections remained rare.

We also dive into Ric's ability to keep his professional life separate from his personal interests and explore broader questions around the normalization of farting. Does it dilute the taboo, or does it simply evolve the way we view it? We touch on farting in popular media, the unfounded fears of a "fart fetish epidemic," and the intersection of farting as both a bonding activity and an intimate sexual expression. Ric even shares his experience being interviewed for the Vice article and offers insights on how our attraction to a person can extend to enjoying their unique bodily aromas, including farts.

This episode is a fascinating exploration of taboo, intimacy, and the unexpected ways we connect with others.

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In this episode, we sit down with Nicholas Tanek, the host of the Your Kinky Friends podcast, creator of YourKinkyFriends.com, and author of the Your Kinky Friends book. Nicholas shares his passion for kink, emphasizing that it's a blend of sex and creativity, and an essential part of his life. He believes that embracing kink often signifies a deep self-awareness, making kinky individuals more insightful and compassionate in their roles as parents, friends, and community members.

Nicholas delves into his personal fetishes, including Femdom, forced crossdressing, sissification, and chastity. He explains how crossdressing and sissification challenge toxic masculinity and societal norms. Our conversation covers gender roles, female empowerment, and how Nicholas incorporates kink into his daily life, such as wearing women's undergarments and a cock cage at work. He describes the heightened arousal and pleasure he experiences from worshiping his Femdom partner.

We also explore the misconceptions about Femdom, highlighting that true Femdom focuses on the woman's pleasure and the man's selfless service. Nicholas shares insights from his podcast, where he interviews kinky individuals worldwide, including many Dominatrixes, celebrating the courage and privilege of discussing sexual expression openly. Nicholas also shares his motivations for writing Your Kinky Friends which stemmed from a desire to authentically represent the kink community, countering the unsafe portrayals popularized by 50 Shades of Grey. In his podcast, Nicholas wanted to create a safe, open space where people could connect and feel less alone in their kinks.

Nicholas reflects on his upbringing as a punk rock kid in New Jersey, where exposure to punk rock girls and movies like Sid & Nancy shaped his understanding of personal expression. His early fascination with sexuality set him apart from his peers, fueling his lifelong journey in the kink community. He also discusses his Switch tendencies, enjoying both Dominant and submissive roles. Nicholas emphasizes that finding compatible partners is about genuine connections, community involvement, and building trust through local kink events and relationships.

Nicholas leaves us with a hopeful message: support the kinky individuals in your life, acknowledge their uniqueness, and let them know they are seen and understood.

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