The most dangerous fashion in history is the short skirted girl when she's seated.

You talk like a sexual predator, and to me that means you are a sexual predator.

And showing parts in the body she shouldn't show. Things like that caused rape across America.

It's not skirts. It's not the shorts. It's not going brawless. I break my wife, I don't know how many times.

She's unconscious?

She's asleep, for sure.

He is speaking as if his wife is a non-human entity, as if she is a fleshlight.

You are not allowed to refuse to get physical with your spouse.

It's pure misogyny.

There is some pedophilia vibes for sure.

Why are we supposed to have like slim boyish hips and no pubic hair and baby voices?

Like, yeah, there's there's a lot to unpack there.

You make a very bold claim in your book.

Hey, everybody, welcome back to the Preacher Boys podcast. I'm your host, Eric Skritsinsky. I'm a former fundamentalist who now

sheds light on the dark side of the church from the pulpit to the pews. And today I sit down

with my friend and sex educator, Erica Smith. And I can assure you you you're about to get a better sex education

in the next hour or so than I ever got growing up in an independent fundamental Baptist

school. We talk about the lies that young women are taught about virginity, the difference

between attraction and objectification. I even unearthed Pastor Jack Kyle's sermon on how many

skirts cause rape and how to react to that.

We talk about improving sexual communication with your spouse, myths about sex toys and vibrators, and so much more.

This is going to be a very practical and insightful episode for anyone at any point in their sexual journey, particularly, though, for those of you who are recovering from purity

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