The Apologetic Thot
I sit down with Patriana Jones as she shares details on her failed attempt at public sex, the apology she wrote to her vagina, and her new book, Sex: The Taboo Tool of Self-Love.
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I sit down with Patriana Jones as she shares details on her failed attempt at public sex, the apology she wrote to her vagina, and her new book, Sex: The Taboo Tool of Self-Love.
I sit down with Rae as she tells me about how her Barbies had sex with each other, why she was shamed during a gynecological exam, and when she contracted genital herpes.
I sit down with Art Mami Moni* to hear about anti-climactic sex of her past, her stints as a sugar baby, and when she grieved with her mom about losing the biggest penis she ever knew.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Broken Pussy* and find out she was taught how to masturbate by a distant cousin, loves role playing, and implemented a one-body-per-country mandate when visiting Europe.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Sasha* and learn how heavily her father influenced her sexuality, that her life changed following an orgasm, and why she didn’t enjoy sex with a friend.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Kash* to hear how she grew up in a strict Muslim household, handles borderline personality disorder, and came to love dominating men.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Sticky* who tells me of when she first contracted and spread an STI, how she has difficulty orgasming with her man, and why she was taught tampons are the devil.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Valerie* to hear how she has gone years without sex, had a 36-hour relationship, and works to curb her tendencies to hyper-romanticize hookups.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Sirena* and learn that she was first aroused through scenes from novellas, had a friend watch on as she had a threesome in South Africa, and loves giving hand jobs where she can.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Shonte* to find that she has experienced one boyfriend who would become a stalker, two physically abusive partners, and three decades to craft a sexual liberation that don’t quit.
*All names are fictitious.
I sit down with Nikki* to hear how LL Cool J introduced her to the idea of sex appeal, how deeply she were intertwined with her college football boyfriend, and when she had her first time with a woman in a public restroom.
*All names are fictitious.