Contrari-prosual subjects with the facts can be tense, but we are a sub-science here to make things make sense.

Today we're talking about fetishes.

Uh-uh.

Um, we'll be talking about where they come from, what's going on in your brain.

The main theories behind how fetishes develop, as well as the most common fetishes in society.

Maybe yours will be almost.

Ding ding ding. And again, another podcast where mum, sister, family members, turn it off.

I say this about once a month because it's a spicy podcast where controversial subjects in the facts can be tense.

We are a sub-science here to make it make sense.

No, seriously, um, turn it off.

Okay, everyone else, keep listening.

Yeah, I think, well, we don't know what we're going to say yet.

We're just like, the disclaimers out there that maybe there'll be some sex talk.

Yeah, I mean, like, I don't know if you're in the car with your kids, like maybe switch this one.

Like, I don't know if your kids are ready to learn about fetishes, but interestingly, a lot of us do a childhood.

Yeah, and I think that our perspective on all sex talk and alcohol drugs, these things, it's like,

it will always be with the science lens and it's still important, still part of biology, part of evolution.

So we're not here to just be crude and talk about these things in a way that's not useful for anyone to learn.

But of course, everyone has their own way.

And I even have a study about why kink shaming is actually dangerous.

Is that your, what did you learn this week? Or even that one?

Oh, okay. One of my studies about when we talk about fetishes is it was so intriguing.

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