Imagine if Nexium the infamous cult run by Keith Renier was run by women and claim to focus on women's health.

That is in essence the concept of one taste. They allege that through

the process of orgasmic meditation you can finally reach that sense of unfilled hunger in your

life. Yet those close to one taste say all this company is reaching for is your vulnerabilities,

your devotion, and most of all, your wallet. it. Hello everyone and welcome to the corporate casket. I'm the aluminati and today we're going to be talking about one taste.

Please note that this entire episode will be discussing sexuality

so this might get graphic at times that's your heads up, the whole thing.

All right, okay.

So I figure we're Ted people, we're fast, we're savvy, we're smart, so I'm just going to break the ice for us. Okay?

My topic is female orgasm.

For years, one taste wasn't much more than the topic in the Cult Education

Institute forums. When it was talked about in other articles it seemed

taboo. They were the weird cult that believed in

orgasmic meditation a technique that many referred to as simple mutual

masturbation. Others seemed to insist it was in lightning and so much more than just

touching each other but a way to connect.

Some speculated about the founder, Nicole Dayden, and her partner, Reese Jones.

He was a notable Silicon Valley venture capitalist who donated money to Wikipedia and yet allegedly had his name blacklisted from their platform.

Taglines for these strange orgasmic meditation seminars read,

You can't see Hendrix anymore because he's dead, so you got to see

Nicole stroke pussy. Some paid thousands upon thousands to see as many classes

as possible. Some called it BDSS Emmy, while other users said it was just Reese Jones's

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