YMMV: The Non-Woke Sex Podcast

There's a fine line between being a sugar baby and an escort. The question is how do you draw the line properly, and who falls on which side of it? Regardless, it's tricky to keep doing it after a certain age; once some amount of attractiveness wears off, she risks becoming yesterday's news.

There are a lot of things that attract men to women, but "smell" usually is relatively far down on the list, unless you're talking about perfume. This is particularly the case for odors most consider objectionable. But, one man claims it's his fetish.

Speaking of odors, what's behind someone wanting both partners to shower every time before they do the deed? And, what is the right approach to partners self-pleasuring in front of one another?

Here is the link we discussed at the beginning of the recording:

https://ymmv.me/138/sugar

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/138/smell

https://ymmv.me/138/shower

https://ymmv.me/138/showing

https://ymmv.me/138/curiosity

https://ymmv.me/138/open

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We discuss the extent to which asking for consent and consent culture generally alter time-honored mating rituals. No cultural change is likely to dramatically reduce the young male libido, so does consent culture just shift the situation to him constantly demanding consent for sex? Is that actually better for his potential partner?

Along the same dating axis, what is the right way to mirror your date's drinking habits? If you're not interested in drinking as much as her, can you accomplish that without her thinking something is awry?

A man wants to know whether his wife is detecting his pheromones when she consistently initiates sex after he's just masturbated. A woman is concerned about how completely disinterested in sex her male partner becomes after the act is finished. And, how far can a man take "demanding" oral sex before it becomes abusive?

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/137/pheromones

https://ymmv.me/137/aftercare

https://ymmv.me/137/oral

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If you're a woman and you are ready to commit to a man, it makes sense to me that you should "decide" he is your best-ever sex partner. My general sense is there probably isn't a hug difference between most of your "good" partners -- I know that some are just awful. So, assuming he's in the quality pile, it shouldn't be hard to do.

But if you can't do it, you should be asking yourself why not, and what it is about that guy who still fills your daydreams that really turned you on. Maybe you've picked the wrong guy?

We talk a fair bit about death grip, and the female equivalent, "white claw". But, a less common issue is when a man does something that makes him more sensitive in the bedroom and becomes a premature ejaculator. Should he worry about this, or will it take care of itself?

An insensitive man made the mistake of telling his partner that he has vulval preferences. Is she wrong to be upset? Sure, there's not much she can do about it, but it's the same situation for other physical attributes. And, what level of sex doll would be sufficient as a replacement for a real living partner? Will that ever come to pass?

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/136/quick

https://ymmv.me/136/best

https://ymmv.me/136/color

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What do a politician and a regretful camgirl have in common? Quite a lot in this day and age, where they can be one and the same. If I decided to join Chaturbate as anything other than one of the infamous "grays" who never tip, I'd definitely scratch "politician" off my list of life goals. Same goes for hosting a sex podcast, probably.

I wonder, what percentage of camgirls decide later that maybe they regret the career choice. Does their feeling change depending on how successful they've been monetarily? Maybe fame makes a difference?

We revisit the age-old question of whether a penis extender is a good or bad idea for a man's self esteem. We investigate yet another couple's free use arrangement. And, does wanting to have sex with a sleeping partner imply something more?

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/135/somnophilia

https://ymmv.me/135/extender

https://ymmv.me/135/free-use

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I'm old enough to remember back when Body Count was the name of Ice-T's band, which produced the single Cop Killer. This was back before he made his bones by pursuing his true passion as a detective in New York City.

So women's body count has become the new version of Baby Got Back. You've got Becky on one side critiquing other women's assets, while other women argue that it shouldn't matter at all. What's the truth? Does it matter at all? It's pretty obvious that it's going to come down to what a woman values in life and whether her chosen body count gets her there. This is made more difficult, of course, if people aren't willing to be honest about what they want.

In other matters, we've got a woman with the curious practice of freezing her sex partner's used condoms, presumably to save the semen. But what for? Is it really that hard to get a man to give you his semen the natural way? Maybe she thinks freezing the condom will turn her baby into some kind of superhero. Ice-Man or something.

And, what's the best way for a man to signal his impending orgasm when receiving oral?

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit and X (formerly Twitter), so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/134/condom

https://ymmv.me/134/bodycount

https://ymmv.me/134/signal

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Sure, there is a subset of women who want to be dominant in their relationships, but it's decidedly not the majority. And few, if any, women want to contend with a man insisting that his parts be locked up in a cock n' ball cage or that he wear ladies' garments while she pegs him. At some point, enough is enough.

Further up the male sex spectrum, what about these men "caught" by the To Catch A Predator show. Is it entrapment? Can they be sure these aren't lonely men who would vastly prefer a non-underage girl but who felt (for whatever reason) like they had no other options?

And, how should a man go about "guarding" his semen after depositing it in a condom? What's the true risk and downside if his female partner uses it in some nefarious way later? Could he microwave it to render it inert, or would it be too weird to run to the kitchen with a fully loaded prophylactic?

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/133/eating

https://ymmv.me/133/semen

https://ymmv.me/133/kink

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On this episode we discuss how many children a modern billionaire could bequeath to the world. Given technology, the numbers have to be north of 100,000 children, assuming said billionaire is a man. Honestly I don't understand why no one has considered doing this, especially given how much money could be willed to each kid. What better way to secure a legacy?

We discuss a man who is doing "everything" in his relationship but his wife just wants to masturbate and doesn't really want to have sex with him. Is there something more he should be doing, or does she have a paramour?

Is it reasonable for a man to be nervous about "transferring" his semen to his partner, especially if he's unsure about her birth-control status? And, is it reasonable for her to be upset because he doesn't trust her?

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/132/sexless

https://ymmv.me/132/inside

https://ymmv.me/132/outside

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Following up on last week's episode, some listeners (primarily female) have taken the position that Mike is misogynistic for his portrayal of the typical woman's strategy for finding a partner and for sex in general.

To respond to this, Mike provides a steel-manned case that he believes matches what these women believe. This was done in good faith in an effort to produce a convincing argument for how and why his own argument was misogynistic. A discussion then ensues about the quality of this case and whether it's actually a reasonable explanation of how women choose partners and pursue sex.

We also tackle the subject of a man who is upset because his female partner noticed that his penis isn't very big when flaccid and had some choice words to say about it. And, can a woman really be loose?

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/131/shaming

https://ymmv.me/131/loose

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Early in this episode, Keith baits Mike into a fairly long and complete heteronormative verbal screed. This doesn't meant it's wrong; it's right. There aren't many folks out there with direct access to the light of Truth. For musical rivals Prince and Michael Jackson, Truth came from some guy named Jehovah. For Mike, it boils down to cultural artifacts passed down throughout all of human history.

That out of the way, we tackle a man who, in his late 40s, has discovered he can take on a mistress in her 20s and abandon his wife. This is sort of a 50-50 proposition in the long run, but I can understand the core of his thinking.

Should you tell a prospective partner that you have Herpes? I can hear you saying, "Yes!" But what if I told you that virtually everyone has Herpes (except Mike), so telling them this just risks relationship failure without really doing anyone any good? Is omitting this information the better move?

And, what should a man do if his female partner makes a sexual request, not once but twice. My thought is he should go ahead and fulfill it.

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/130/abandonment

https://ymmv.me/130/shaving

https://ymmv.me/130/herpes

https://ymmv.me/130/piss

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If I were a therapist, and a couple came in for counseling, sex would be on the agenda as a topic of conversation. I'd be suspicious if one of the partners completely took it off the table. Before you ask, I am cognizant that, despite Michael Phelps' claims to the contrary, the evidence for the efficacy of most types of therapy is weak.

Is there an orgasm reliability threshold below which a typical man would pretty much stop masturbating? Is it reasonable for his female partner to feel "used" if they frequently have sex where he doesn't finish? What really is the difference from her perspective?

And, is the new Barbie movie reinforcing outmoded stereotypes, or merely bringing them back into fashion where they belong? Either way, the movie's success hasn't done much for Mattel's stock price.

We get a lot of our questions from Reddit, so for our listeners' enjoyment, here are links to some of the questions we discussed this week:

https://ymmv.me/129/videos

https://ymmv.me/129/better

https://ymmv.me/129/no-cum

https://ymmv.me/129/stuck

https://ymmv.me/129/oral

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