Happy Tuesday, everybody.

Got a great show plan for you.

We've got a lot of people joining us.

We got Ryan Sheldon, our body positive neutrality expert,

talking about our body intersections with mental health and COVID.

And also Ryan and Shira from Let's Go.

They're going to join us again.

We're going to be talking about an interesting story.

That's what I wanted on the show about catfishing.

It's something that we're going to be hearing more about during these times, unfortunately, and then also joined by Heather McPherson

to talk about the Falwell Liberty University cuck-holding pull-boy scandal, which grows and

grows. So what is cuck-holding? What is hot wifing? What are these things? Why does this matter?

We're going to talk about it. Let's open the show. Oh, also, question of the night, as always, up on our Lovelin IG page.

So Bella Thorne, she's an actress. Only fans, it is a hosted content site where people can put

their own adult material, videos, pictures for a monthly fee. And it's given a lot of people employment.

It's a form of sex work. Many have jumped in on the bandwagon, right? Because they're like,

I'm at home. I can't use my intellect or my skills in other ways to make my ends meet. I've been

laid off, underemployed, whatever it is. My needs have shifted. And so I'm going to use my erotic capital, my erotic skills.

I'm here for that. There's no reason why we can't use our sexuality as our employment if we can

use our body. Remember, there's so many forms of body labor, whether we're cleaning homes or

lifting heavy boxes to deliver them or stocking shelves or picking vegetables or hanging things or doing surgery,

all these things are dancing, um, riding a spin bike. These are all forms of body labor. And

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