Hello, you're a gem shine when the light girl's dim.

See one, two, three, four, three, two, one. Because no one can do it like we do it, like we do it, like we do it, like we do it, like we do it. Because no one can do it like we do it, like we do it, like we do it, like we do it. Hello, welcome to HoneyDewee podcast. I'm Emma. And I'm Cass. And this is our podcast where we talk about sex, relationships, mental health, having a buzz in your pocket, a buzz in your vulva, a buzz in your vagina, a buzz in your butt.

Anywhere that you could possibly put a buzz, we want to talk about it and help unwrap all the shame that tends to weave itself in there as well.

Because damn, is there a lot of shame when it comes to sex and how we feel in our bodies

and pleasure? And it just shouldn't be there. I am relatively confident that shame is a useless

emotion.

Okay. Give it to me.

That was, I just gave it to you, but I'll continue giving it to you.

So like, let's look at jealousy for a second, right?

I think jealousy serves a really important purpose.

I think it helps to show us what we want for ourselves, where like maybe we could be bigger or pushing ourselves further and so I think that's really useful I think anger like you know we just had Baya on talking about like righteous anger

and how like it shows us that a boundary has been crossed and so it's like those are that's beautiful

and those are typically thought of as negative emotions I can't think of a goddamn thing for shame other than supporting the patriarchy. And that, my friend, is not a good thing. It's not a good thing. No, I agree with you. I mean, I agreed with you before you even explained yourself, but I just, you explained it so beautifully. I agree completely. And unfortunately, but fortunately for us, we all deal with so much

shame that it's kind of nice that we get to talk about it and normalize these things that we've made

to be so big in our head and so scary and riddled in shame, dripping in shame, buzzing in shame,

and kind of take that off a little bit.

So I'm sad that we all go through it, but I'm happy you're here because all we do is try to shrug it

off you together. And I think even if we aren't able to get rid of the shame completely, at least

we are able to see one another in it and sit with one another in it and realize like, I am not alone.

I am not the only one who thinks my labia are weird or I am not the only one who's nervous about getting it from behind because they'll see my butthole.

You know what I mean?

It's like I'm not the only one.

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