Now we're going to dive into the new set of questions and I'm going to interview myself.

What do you love? What brings you big joy? What makes you go woo?

Think about your own answers for a second or pause it to think about your own answers and then I'll share mine.

So for me, the moon. I love staring at the moon,

I love looking at the moon, not just full moons, I love the moon every day because she reminds me

that I am different every day. She reminds me to reflect quite literally. She reminds me that

beauty is ever changing, that I am ever changing, that even if I change all the time

in some ways, I am still the same, and within change there is consistency. And there are many other

reasons I love the moon, but I don't want this to be like a five-hour pod. I love croissants.

I even love Starbucks and Costco croissants. Like, I love croissants, even mediocre ones.

Obviously, the best croissants I had a fresh out of the oven

croissant? It's been a fucking minute. Oh, and they happen to look like crescent moons. Okay, so

extra good. Best bread ever. I also like baguettes. I also like bagels. I also like pretzels. But, like,

I love croissants. I love learning from other people. I especially love learning directly from other people. I also love learning from other people's books and podcasts and movies.

I love learning about what people love. I love learning how other people experience the world.

And you can apply all of these things to the sexual context, although my hope is that by breaking these things up, we will get to know people the way that people do on dates, right?

Unless you're in the kink community, you don't necessarily normally jump straight to sex stuff, although I know that is changing a lot for people on apps.

You know, sometimes you are just looking for a fuck.

And if that's the case, I've just heard from so many of you that maybe there are ways for you to feel valued when

you're doing that. Like figure out what it is for you. It's different for everyone. But I love,

I love feeling valued. But I love learning how other people experience the world. And I love

learning what connection really feels like to other people. I think the biggest awakening over the past six years of this podcast and hearing other

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