Hey, listeners. I'm excited to tell you about the podcast Sydney and the Sheets.

Each episode, Sydney Page and her friends talk about incredible ways to help you transform

your life in and out of the bedroom. Are you tired of sex podcasts that only focus on how to

please your man? That Sydney and the Sheets is the podcast for you. There are lots of other

sex podcasts out there, but they can be intimidating. Sydney and the Sheets feels more like a real

conversation you've had with your girlfriends. Not enough people talk about how to make sex a

better experience for women. Sydney and the Sheets is a sex positive podcast made by women for women.

Sydney and her friends will talk about losing your virginity, body count, purity, culture,

sex positions, lube, and everything in between. They'll talk about the good, the bad, the uncomfortable,

and the embarrassing parts of sex and relationships, because no one should be having bad sex.

I'm going to play you a brief preview of Sydney and the Sheets now, and while you're listening,

make sure to follow Sydney and the Sheets on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or wherever you're

listening right now. You can also listen ad-free by subscribing to Wondery Plus in Apple Podcasts

or the Wondery app. I know this show is a sex podcast. I'm aware, but sex isn't just about

when you do it. It's also about the times that you're not doing it. And as of when you may be listening,

I've made the decision to be celibate. Let me explain. I think sex is so wonderful, and I

obviously love it, but I don't fully have a healthy relationship with casual sex. I don't think

it's for me right now, and it may never be for me. Casual sex totally works for some people,

but I've come to realize I don't think I like it. Celebrity and sobriety are two issues I have a

lot of passion about. I've gone sober for many periods of my life, and I'm mostly sober at the moment.

I will be doing an episode on this, so stay tuned. But what solubacy is going to look like for me

is no more casual sexual interactions. I don't have guilt after them. I just don't like how I feel.

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