In Bed with Dr Sue

On this show I’m going to go over all the reasons why being free is actually a great idea for many men. I know, I was pissed when I first heard the concept but after doing a deep dive with these gentlemen, I can now say that my mind has been changed. There are so many fabulous benefits to being free and I’m going to go over each one in depth on this show. So if you’re on the fence about moving to this type of lifestyle, listen in, because these bodacious benefits could just help you make up your mind. I’ll even be giving you several real examples of how this is working for men everywhere. PLUS! All your Kinky Questions answered! Be sure to sign up for Patreon to hear the entire show

I am thrilled to bring you this show with my very special guest Dr. Tina Schermer Sellers. Dr. Tina is a licensed sex and gender feminist psychotherapist, best-selling author, researcher, emeriti professor, and media personality whose expertise spans sex therapy, spiritual intimacy, parenting, medicine, and social justice. Known for exposing the impact of patriarchy and sexual shame on our ability to securely attach to our partners, and instruct our children to attach to theirs, Dr. Sellers’ book Sex, God, & the Conservative Church – Erasing Shame from Sexual Intimacy has had a global impact. Her latest book, Shameless Parenting – Everything You Need to Raise Shame-free, Confident, Kids and Heal Your Shame Too! was a New Release Bestseller in eight categories. She speaks throughout the world on how to heal, and how to raise shame-free relationally confident children. In 2023, Dr. Tina founded InannaRising.org – A private membership community for psychedelic assisted therapists and medical providers to get ongoing clinical consultation, collaboration, training, and support in creating scholarships for the under resourced, and participation in an indigenous reparation fund. In my interview Dr. Tina explains the role of the patriarchy and gives you all the beginning tools you need to move past your shame and embrace a guilt-free life. Link to reference materials discussed in the interview https://bit.ly/NoSexShame

Perception is everything. And when it comes to dominant and submissive relationships the perception is that Dominant = Bitch and submissive = weak. When we think about how we think about our hands for example, the question is asked, what is your dominant hand? If you’re right handed that would mean that your dominant hand, your right hand, is stronger than your left hand. This same perception runs through everything we do. Men are only allowed to be strong, dominant, alpha males. Women are only allowed to be sweet, kind, submissive females. It’s archaic thinking that needs to stop. Enter Chris Lyon. Chris has spent countless hours researching and interviewing folks to see how successful dominant and submissive relationships really work. Chris is an admitted dominant herself in her relationship and finds that although it wouldn’t seem like it, it makes the relationship more balanced. Tune in Tues May 14 and listen to my interview with Chris M. Lyon and learn about smashing the stereotype of dominant and submissive roles in relationships. Followed by: Kinky Questions

Those of you who are obsessed with BBC, cuckolding, and the BNWO will be blown away when you hear Paul's story. Paul got in touch with me through some The Review comments and once I read these comments I knew I had to bring you his story, and luckily for my listeners he did. Paul spoke with me over a couple of days, telling me his personal story that begins with a troubled and frightening childhood and the terror and violence follows him to this day. Paul's story will, of course be followed by Kinky Questions & Confessions. This show's questions include: Can a lack of intimacy lead to depression?Erectile issues and BDSMCan lesbians have a cuckold relationship?What is mind fucking?What is a snow bunny?How to have a prostate orgasm **WARNING** Paul's story is one that depicts sexual violence, sexual violence towards children, references to bestiality, rape, torture and sexually explicit language that some may find upsetting. If you are the survivor of childhood trauma you may find this story triggering. Listener discretion is very much advised.