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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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.
The script you were handed about sex and relationships was never written for you. And if you are neuroqueer, it probably never even came close.
In this episode, I sit down with Emily Zawadzki, also known as Emily Zed Sex Ed, a Canadian queer sex educator, coach, and support worker with over 10 years of experience supporting kinky neuroqueer folks. We talk about what it means to be neuroqueer, how social conditioning shapes the way we think about sex and relationships long before we even start having them, and how masking shows up in the bedroom in ways we might not even recognize. Emily also shares how her wife's ADHD diagnosis transformed the way they communicate and connect, and why redefining what intimacy looks like is one of the most liberating things a neuroqueer person can do.
We also talk about:
how to tell the difference between a genuine desire and an inherited cultural script
why sensory accommodations can actually create more eroticism, not less
why sexual confidence is not about experience but about self-awareness and having your own sexy toolkit
the huge overlap between neurodivergence and kink
what neurotypical partners can do to show up better for their neuroqueer loves
If you have ever felt like you were performing in your relationships, or wondered why the standard relationship script never quite fit, this episode is your permission slip to throw it out and write your own.
Connect with Emily Zawadzki
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/emilyzedsexed/
Website:https://www.emilyzedsexed.com/
From Awkward to Assured Webinar: https://www.emilyzedsexed.com/neuroqueer-webinar
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Website:https://www.cometalkwithaimee.com
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