Awkward Pillow Talk
The history of sex, checked against actual sources, told by a guy in a bathrobe who read too much.I made this for my wife. She spent years quietly assuming she was the weird one, so I went looking for proof that she wasn’t. What I found instead was that most of the famous facts are made up.The Greeks thought big ones were for idiots. The average penis size everybody quotes came from men measuring themselves at home and mailing the card back. Doctors spent sixty years hunting for a poison in menstrual blood that never existed. A swingers club in Nashville got blocked by zoning and reopened as a church with a room labelled “choir.”Every claim gets fact-checked, and the ones that don’t survive checking get named out loud. Especially the fun ones.This is a love letter to the awkward chick who has never felt understood. If that’s you, you’re not the weird one. You’re just the latest one.Hosted by Jason Class. Season one is A Filthy History of Being Normal: orgasms, virginity, sex toys, squirting, swallowing, sapphic attraction, anal, throuples, swinging, sex vacations, and whatever turns out to be next.Earlier episodes of this feed featured Jason and Stephanie Class in conversation and remain available.awkwardxxx.com
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