Hello, ready for more polls of wisdom from Nick? I am. Here comes part two of our interview

with Nick Fager, aka gay therapist. Now then, if you haven't heard part one yet, don't

press play yet, head back to the feed, click on part one, listen to that, then come back

here.

I wanted to ask you about sex because I think that nobody talks about sex. I do. I do.

Yeah.

I talk about sex all the time.

Yeah.

But sorry, two years ago, there's seconds after Nick came to the door, I told him a story

about having sex in a restaurant or having a kind of olive oil. I never thought about using

olive oil on that way.

Well.

You don't just add garlic to it, people.

Hey, they say it, it's what we're going to see about it.

Yeah, so we do talk about it, but we talk about it in a certain way, and I think that

the LGBT community, there are lots of things specifically in and around sex that are

not spoken about.

So two things that come to mind is that someone said something, there was a therapist or someone

online was saying this thing about how intimacy is very specifically, has its own challenges

in LGBT relationships because there's a lot of things like couples who don't want to hold

hands while they're walking down the street, like, can have a huge impact on your life

at home because you don't, there's a dissonance between how you appear in public and how you

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