Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

Wow.

We are back after quite a long hiatus.

A long hiatus.

It's a hiatus.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

What does it mean?

I've never really used it before.

Why does it mean break?

Well, wouldn't you just use the word break.

Do you know?

Well, it's like smart to use. Other words. Bigger, bigger and more syllable words. I think it's funny. You know where people have like, they have a sex game and they say like. What? How did we get here already? They'd say there's a safe word and they might go. Oh. The safe words, pineapple. And I always think, why don't you just say stop?

Like, that would be the most obvious word.

We've talked about this, not in the context of our own sex lives, but we have discussed this.

And it's because when you are to consenting adults and you are, you are in the need of a safe word because, obviously, if you're in need of a safe word, it's because you could be in danger of pain or something.

And obviously, if you're going to have that kind of sexual relationship, then you need to have a space where you can say stop and they stop immediately.

But sometimes part of the game, like a role play game, you say, oh, no, stop, stop.

It's actually like, I don't mean stop.

So that means you can say things like stop or no, don't.

Okay.

And it doesn't mean no, don't, or stop because you've discussed this beforehand.

This is really interesting, an interesting area because obviously consent is always really important.

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