How do we make sure sex workers are treated fairly? What do you do if you disagree with your partner about watching porn? How do you work through shame around porn usage?
Hear it all on this episode of the Queer Joy Podcast; where two relationship therapists explore what it looks like to see joy in queer relationships.
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Keely: Cause we're talking about capitalism. We're talking about consent. We're talking about patriarchy. We're talking about white supremacy. All of these pieces play into sex work and pornography, because that is how you start differentiating whether it's ethical or not. And the word ethical really, like you said, is it's about intention and it's about sitting down and really being conscientious about how you make a decision, right. Because there's not an absolutely right or wrong. Keely: Hello everyone. Welcome to Queer Relationships, Queer Joy. We're back. And we have lots of talk about. Melissa. I, I didn't say anything to you. We've not talked no updates because I was like saving it. I feel, you know, I talk a lot with this podcast and I don't care we're Having Gay Sex and one of the things I've heard them say recently is they don't talk to each other because they want to like save it. You know, Melisa: Saving that juicy conversation for the episode Keely: Is that a myth. Is that like how we talk about saving orgasms for like our partners or something? I'm Melisa: not of that camp. I don't save any of those. I got plenty to spare Keely: maybe. Should I be, do I need to wait? So I need to save th