In the STI spectrum, chlamydia is the relative new kid on the block, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t have your attention. This infection can lead to really, really crappy results when it goes untreated, and because many people are asymptomatic, regular screenings are the only way to go, sister.

So what are some of the common symptoms of chlamydia and how treatable is it? In this episode, we’re diving into this STI and why we shouldn’t laugh it off so quickly.

It’s hard to feel sexy when you end up with permanent ramifications of a disease that’s easily treatable. -Heather Bartos

You’ll also learn; 

-What causes chlamydia (and what the Greeks have to do with it)

-How people get chlamydia from birds (not the way you think)

-The perils of chlamydia going untreated

Adult breastfeeding…now there’s a topic you probably never had on your Me Spot podcast bingo card, and yet here we are…

Yes, erotic lactation is a thing and for many reasons, it’s not quite as strange or niche as you might think. As you read this, there’s a woman in the UK making over $1,200 per hour through this fetish, so clearly a lot of people are interested in adult breastfeeding.

What makes the idea of nursing so enticing? In this episode, we’re unpacking (or rather unpumping) the world of erotic lactation.

You’ll also learn; 

-Why someone would want to try their partner’s breast milk 

-What goes into inducing breast milk if you aren’t already nursing 

-The difference between a milk fetish and adult breastfeeding

It may seem like the idea of spanking first hit (pun intended) the world when we were introduced to in Christian Gray’s Red Room, but as far back as 2500 years ago, people were partaking in this practice.

Whether it’s caning, flogging, or getting paddled - a lot of people enjoy blurring the lines between pleasure and pain, so much so that it’s become pretty much mainstream. The question is, why does spanking - well…slap? How do you start?

In this episode, we’re going to talk about erotic spanking and why it’s so popular.

Like all BDSM, we want to keep sure that everything is SSC - safe, sane and consensual and we need a safe word. -Heather Bartos  

We also discussed;

-Proof that the Victorians were a lot kinkier than you thought 

-All the spanking tools you can test out for a little fun 

-Spanker and spankee rules of engagement