We went back and cuddled and kissed and it was gorgeous.

Then I woke up and I just touched my boxers and like they weren't even like, it was just like literally had leaked right through and leaked out and he had a white duvet and white sheet.

It was literally like it was everywhere to the point where I was like he might even do it on a mattress. Do you know, that kind of way? Like, it had leaked everywhere.

Welcome to Doing It with me, Hannah Witten, where we talk all things, sex, relationships, dating, and our bodies.

Hi, welcome back to doing it.

I hope that you are well.

I'm continuing to plod along,

and that's the best description that I currently have of my lockdown experience.

This episode is a special one for me,

because I got to talk about not just one,

but two of my specialty subjects. Sex and

poo. Yep, you heard right. Poo. My guest this week is Chris Moore, who is a YA author and he writes

about LGBTQ plus issues and chronic illness. Chris gets into his specific diagnosis

and health journey in the episode, but there's a crossover in mine and Chris's experiences,

in that we've both had our large intestines removed and Chris had a stoma at 1.2. And as you'll

hear, Chris is also not shy about talking about poop.

In this episode, we talk about his illness, his surgeries as a teenager, whilst also discovering

his sexuality and trying to have normal teenage experiences. Chris shares about his struggles with

body image because of his scars

and stoma with the added pressure around having a perfectly masculine body from gay culture.

We also get into the expectations of sexual roles because of your gender and sexuality

and how it plays out in relationships

...