The podcast that explores how our personal and collective experiences are shaped and understood through the concept of sex. I will be touching on various themes, such as intimacy, relationships, culture, identity and how sex converges with our emotional, psychological, and social lives.
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Today’s episode digs deeper into ethical non-monogamy. I will be discussing partnering with a married man- the positives and the negatives of choosing to connect with someone who’s already in a long term committed relationship. This isn’t a morality debate. And this isn’t about trying to steal someone’s husband away. It’s about navigating dating a married man in an open relationship.
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30 Aug 2026
My people
What if the ultimate relationship goal isn’t finding The One… but finding your people?
In this episode of Quivers: Deconstructing Desire, I’m exploring the fantasy of having a harem—not just a collection of lovers, but a carefully curated inner circle of people who bring something meaningful to my life. The only non-negotiable? Great sex. After that, give me integrity, consistency, emotional intelligence, creativity, loyalty, support, and a willingness to show up.
And maybe the real question isn’t, “Could I actually have a harem?”
It’s: What if we stopped forcing every human connection into the same relationship-shaped box?
Because desire is complicated, relationships are diverse, and there’s something delicious about imagining a life where you don’t have to shrink yourself—or your needs—to make love fit a predetermined definition.
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23 Aug 2026
Rushmere
This episode is my thank you, next to my exes. It’s an honest accounting of the people who once had a place in my life- and the lessons each relationship left behind. Instead of resentment, I’m choosing gratitude: for the growth, the discernment, and the clarity that helped me recognize what I truly deserve. Sometimes the best thing an ex can give you is a better understanding of yourself.
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