Ep. 34: Sisters, Sisters with Anna Strange: Kids Heard me Having Sex, Performance Pressure, and Not About the Pounding

Sexy Sunday with Bonnie Weeks

It’s my favorite day of the week and I’m talking with my one of favorite people, my sister, Anna. It’s been so much fun to be able to have this relationship with my sister, to celebrate each other, and have the types of conversations about sex that we were never able to have growing up. It’s been a process of redefining ourselves and claiming our pleasure without judgement or shame. In this week’s Sisters, Sisters conversation, Anna and I talk about the fact that sex shouldn’t feel like work, my kids overhearing the sounds of sex, the pressure to perform, and a story about a pounding that lead to a discovery of a new need.

Sex shouldn’t feel like work [6:38]

Kids overhearing the sounds of sex [13:15]

Having conversations about joy and pleasure without judgement [19:00]

How to express what doesn’t feel good (without dying) [25:54]

The origins of our shame [29:24]

In need of a good pounding [36:29]

Play without orgasm, and pleasure in openness [46:27]

Landing in trust [53:05]

The ebbs and flows of pleasure [59:13]

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