What Is Sex?

Isy and Rebecca are joined by podcast host Kyle Marshall to discuss his childhood question. Their conversation covers bisexuality, growing up without internet access, musical theater, craving touch, breaking out of categories, how pink became a "girl color," the changeability of our desires, and so much more!

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Isy and Rebecca are joined by podcast host Kyle Marshall to discuss his childhood question. Their conversation covers bisexuality, growing up without internet access, musical theater, craving touch, breaking out of categories, how pink became a "girl color," the changeability of our desires, and so much more!

Check out Kyle's podcasts here!'

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Rebecca and Isy discuss all the different feelings people have about their number of sexual partners, whether they are worried it's too many or too few (and how other people often really enforce those fears). Isy wonders about the origins of the expression "notches on the bedpost" and Rebecca questions the practice of referring to people as "bodies." Halfway through season 5!

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Rebecca and Isy discuss all the different feelings people have about their number of sexual partners, whether they are worried it's too many or too few (and how other people often really enforce those fears). Isy wonders about the origins of the expression "notches on the bedpost" and Rebecca questions the practice of referring to people as "bodies." Halfway through season 5!

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What does long mean to you? Isy and Rebecca had a lot of different interpretations of this question. They discuss penis-centric conceptions of sex, pressure to orgasm quickly or slowly, and really good pickles.

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What does long mean to you? Isy and Rebecca had a lot of different interpretations of this question. They discuss penis-centric conceptions of sex, pressure to orgasm quickly or slowly, and really good pickles.

Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected]

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Isy and Rebecca started out this episode with what they want to say goodbye to in 2023, and then dove right into what it means to be "turned on." They talk about fantasy, the biology behind arousal,  and how they are both going to start writing erotica.

Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected]

Support What is Sex? on Patreon to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Isy and Rebecca started out this episode with what they want to say goodbye to in 2023, and then dove right into what it means to be "turned on." They talk about fantasy, the biology behind arousal,  and how they are both going to start writing erotica.

Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected]

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Isy and Rebecca are joined by return guest Cori Maskart: standardized patient, gifted performer, parent extraordinaire, and former pregnant boy! They discuss uterine transplants, immaculate conception, and breaking down binary understandings of gender.

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Support What is Sex? on Patreon to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!

Isy and Rebecca are joined by return guest Cori Maskart: standardized patient, gifted performer, parent extraordinaire, and former pregnant boy! They discuss uterine transplants, immaculate conception, and breaking down binary understandings of gender.

Any thoughts on this episode? We want to hear from you! Contact us on Facebook, Instagram, our website, or at [email protected]

Support What is Sex? on Patreon to help pay hosting fees, guests, editors, and hosts!