Open Relationships, Edging, and Bisexuality with Jason Ellis and Nico Tortorella

Sex With Emily

Health & Fitness, Sexuality

4.2 • 6.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 August 2020

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

It’s Alternative August at Sex With Emily and that means I’m focusing on all the alternative ways to be in a “relationship.” Whether you’re open, polyamorous, swinging or you just need new ways to approach a relationship in a pandemic, Alt August is here for you. In this podcast I talk to my guests about their open relationships and how they navigate their boundaries, attraction, and transcend jealousy.

First, in these interviews from 2017, I talk to actor and model Nico Tororella about his fluid sexuality and the open communication required in his relationships. Then I speak with my friend and colleague at SiriusXM, Australian radio host, professional skateboarder and MMA fighter Jason Ellis about his open relationship and how to put your partner first in a threesome. You’ll be surprised to hear how different Jason and Nico’s boundaries are, even in open relationships. Thinking about making your relationship a little more alternative? Listen to find out which ideas & boundaries feel right for you!

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0:00.0	You're listening to Sex with Emily. I'm Dr. Emily and I'm here to help you prioritize
0:07.8	your pleasure and liberate the conversations around sex. It's alternative August. What
0:13.4	does that mean? Well, alternative relationships can mean a lot of things. Essentially, think
0:17.8	about anything outside of your traditional monogamous relationships. And, you know, we all get
0:24.2	to decide what kind of relationship works for us. For some people, love monogamy. It works
0:28.9	for you. And for others, I want you to know those other options available. It could mean
0:32.8	having casual sex outside your committed relationship. Maybe it's, you know, bringing in a third
0:38.2	or a more partner, whatever you're into, swinging. It could be occasional threesomes, polyamory.
0:43.8	Maybe it's dominant, submissive relationship, exploring bisexuality. We're going to be
0:49.2	exploring that in some of our podcasts and our website, social media. So check all that
0:53.7	out. So today's episode, we're going back to two of my really fun and informative interviews
0:58.8	about alternative relationships and sexuality. And so much has changed even since I recorded
1:03.2	these in 2017. Now, these interviews are from a few years ago. And it's funny and listening
1:08.6	back so much has even changed since then about the conversations around gender and sexuality.
1:14.2	So first, we have Nico Trotterallet. He's a sexually fluid actor. And he's soon to be appearing
1:18.4	on Walking Dead World Beyond and was on the series Younger. When we recorded this interview,
1:23.7	he was with a long time partner. I believe he still is. They were openly seeing other people
1:28.0	and he talks about his way of practicing polyamory, monogamy. And we also talk about gender
1:34.8	and the spectrum of sexuality. What to look for in the first few months of dating. And
1:40.8	I'm, wow, I really love that. One of his favorite things is performing oral sex on a woman.
1:46.8	Later in the show, I talked to Jason Ellis, who has since become a really good friend and
1:50.6	a colleague at Series XM and he now is a podcast. And when we recorded this one, Jason was
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