Come Talk with Aimee
Come Talk with Aimee
Podcast Description
Think sex is too taboo to talk about? Think again. Come Talk with Aimee is here to shatter your awkward silences and toss the rulebook straight out the window. We're diving headfirst into the juicy, hilarious, and oh-so-real conversations about sex and intimacy we should all be having. With bold guests, no shame, and plenty of laughs, Aimee turns "we don't talk about that" into "why aren't we talking about that?" Get ready for unfiltered stories, spicy insights, and the kind of honest talks that feel a little dangerous - and a lot liberating.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into diverse themes surrounding sex and intimacy, addressing topics such as sexual shame, societal taboos, and relationship dynamics. For instance, episodes feature discussions on breaking down the myths of sexual shame and empowering individuals through honest storytelling, providing sharp insights and practical advice on embracing one's sexuality.
Think sex is too taboo to talk about? Think again. Come Talk with Aimee is here to shatter your awkward silences and toss the rulebook straight out the window. We’re diving headfirst into the juicy, hilarious, and oh-so-real conversations about sex and intimacy we should all be having. With bold guests, no shame, and plenty of laughs, Aimee turns “we don’t talk about that” into “why aren’t we talking about that?” Get ready for unfiltered stories, spicy insights, and the kind of honest talks that feel a little dangerous – and a lot liberating.
What if understanding your cycle could make you better in bed, more confident in your body, and more connected to your pleasure?
In this episode, I sit down with fertility awareness educator Kate Douglas to explore how tracking your cycle isn't just about baby-making or avoiding pregnancy, it's about understanding when you're at your most creative, confident, and yes, turned on. Kate breaks down how hormones affect everything from your libido to your skin to who you want to have sex with, and why knowing where you are in your cycle can transform your intimate life.
This conversation goes beyond basic biology into why cervical fluid is nature's lube and how becoming cycle literate can help you communicate what you need in and out of the bedroom.
We talk about
how your hormones affect libido, who you're attracted to, and when you're most turned on
why cervical fluid is nature's lube and what it tells you about your body
the two biomarkers you need to track: cervical fluid and basal body temperature
ovulation as creative and sexual energy, not just a fertility event
how cervical fluid is literally a sperm snack (you'll never forget this)
myth busting: day 14 ovulation, feeling ovulation, and textbook cycles
why hormones don't make you unstable (they make you dynamic and cyclical)
If you've ever wondered why your sex drive changes throughout the month, felt disconnected from your body, or want to understand what your hormones are doing to your libido and confidence, this episode is your invitation to start listening to what your body is telling you.
Connect with Kate Douglas:
Website: https://helloearthbody.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/helloearthbody
Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6aga7AGBMwRfJA4g3dmjZ0?si=2ba47da338cf4327
Download your FREE Pleasure Power Workbook: https://www.cometalkwithaimee.com/pleasurepowerguide
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Website: https://www.cometalkwithaimee.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cometalkwithaimee
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