Lemonada

Lemonada

Hey, there you are, come in, come on in, come on in.

Welcome to Alive. It's good to see you. You, uh, you look great. You look awesome. I'm making tea. You want some tea?

So anyway, I was thinking, um, you know how there are certain things in life that are just common to everyone, that everyone has in common.

They're just fundamental parts of the human experience and the human condition.

Death, we know, is one of them.

So, kind of thinking that another one of them is sort of the opposite,

would be sex, is something we all have in common, right?

All of us, you know, and none of us would be here

unless two people have sex, right?

And sex and sexuality are things that I find

kind of difficult to talk about.

I get a little embarrassed about it.

I don't know why that is.

Maybe it's because I didn't really have those conversations as a kid.

I think some of it is because I spent so long gone in children's television that I feel like I'm not supposed to have a sex life,

you know? I mean, I do have, have, have, have, have, have, here's your tea. Yeah. So I guess

that's my question, is if sex is such an intrinsic part of being a human being, then why is it that sex is so hard to talk about?

Yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah. Our guest today is someone who knows a lot about this topic, and we'll certainly have a unique perspective. So why don't we just, we'll just get started talking about sex, baby.

We'll talk about you.

Okay.

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