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The fascination with cum goes far beyond physical pleasure—it's a complex psychological territory where power, identity, and vulnerability intertwine in unexpected ways. This provocative deep-dive explores why cream pies can feel deeply intimate while cum dumping pushes boundaries of submission and dominance, revealing how these practices tap into primal psychological needs.

We unpack the surprising duality at play: how the same act can make someone feel both powerful and vulnerable simultaneously. For givers, ejaculating inside a partner can represent dominance and possession; for receivers, it's both submission and empowerment—"holding onto that moment for a little bit longer." This tension creates a unique sexual dynamic that few other practices can match.

The conversation doesn't shy away from practical concerns either. We candidly address sexual health considerations, debunk myths about ejaculate volume popularized by porn, and discuss how biological factors like hydration and abstinence affect your experience. Men's connection between ejaculate volume and masculine identity receives particular attention, revealing how deeply our sexual functions connect to our sense of self.

Perhaps most valuably, we conclude with a powerful message of acceptance. Whether you produce a little or a lot, whether you're into specific cum-related practices or not, your body and preferences are valid. By examining these taboos with humor and honesty, we hope to normalize conversations about aspects of sexuality many people experience but rarely discuss openly.

Ready to think differently about a subject that's simultaneously everywhere and nowhere in our sexual discourse? This episode will change how you understand not just cum, but the complex psychology that shapes our most intimate moments.

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Ever wondered why some fantasies are universal? Our most downloaded episode returns by popular demand to tackle a question that sparks curiosity in bedrooms worldwide: does size really matter?

The episode begins with an eye-popping unboxing of progressively larger toys that immediately challenges assumptions about human anatomy's limits. Through laughter and genuine awe, we explore the psychology behind size preferences – how they're shaped by evolution, social conditioning, and individual anatomy rather than by porn or locker room talk.

We dive deep into the science, revealing surprising statistics (only 5% of men have penises longer than 6.3 inches!) while introducing concepts like "boyfriend dick" – the practical sweet spot that balances pleasure with sustainability for regular partners. Along the way, we dismantle harmful racial stereotypes, redefine power dynamics through the lens of "power bottoms," and explore how size play connects to self-confidence and body acceptance rather than merely dominance.

The heart of the conversation focuses on how to approach size exploration safely, emphasizing that muscles (including intimate ones) are designed to stretch and return to their original state. We outline a comprehensive approach to size play that prioritizes communication, proper lubrication, gradual progression, and quality materials. By addressing both practical concerns and emotional hurdles like shame, the episode creates space for listeners to consider their authentic desires without judgment.

Whether you're size-curious or just fascinated by human sexuality, this episode delivers equal parts education, reassurance, and genuine connection. Ready to challenge what you think you know about pleasure, bodies, and desires? Join us for our most eye-opening conversation yet!

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Time for a breather! After an incredible 13-month journey featuring 112 episodes, multiple late-night editing sessions, and over 14,000 downloads, the Super 6 podcast team is pressing pause for a well-deserved season break. We've been dropping nearly three episodes weekly because apparently pacing ourselves isn't our strong suit—and life has gotten more than a little full.

But fear not, loyal listeners! We're not ghosting you like your last disappointing Tinder date. Each week during our hiatus, we'll be serving up some of our most beloved past episodes—the ones that made you laugh, cringe, blush, and think. If you missed any of these gems the first time around, now's your perfect chance to catch up on the conversations that sparked the most engagement from our amazing community.

Mark your calendars for November 17th when we'll be back—bigger, wilder, and better than ever! Rejoining me on the mics will be Kate Campbell (sexologist and psychologist), Tash Wilson (sexologist, author, and female pelvic health nurse), and of course, yours truly—your slightly sleep-deprived sex ed nerd. We'll bring our diverse professional perspectives to dive even deeper into the sticky, funny, raw, and fascinating world of sex, relationships, kinks, bodies, and the human experience. Thank you for listening, sharing, DMing, reviewing, and being the absolute best community we could ask for. We'll see you soon—fresher, bolder, and ready to get super sexy all over again!

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Ever wondered about those hollow penis extenders that promise fantasy fulfillment? Not the toxic jelly nightmares that smell like a tire fire, but genuinely body-safe options that won't land you in the emergency room? You're in the right place.

Cock sleeves represent a fascinating intersection of fantasy, function, and frankly, physics. These wearable enhancements can transform both physical dimensions and psychological experiences, but the quality spectrum is vast and concerning. A shocking 60% of sex toys contain chemicals banned from children's products, making material selection your first priority. Medical-grade platinum-cured silicone isn't just marketing jargon—it's the difference between safe play and potential infection or chemical burns. When your most sensitive anatomy is involved, this isn't a corner worth cutting.

Beyond materials, we explore the practical realities of size enhancement. Adding significant length or girth introduces genuine physical challenges that porn doesn't mention. That fantasy dragon extension might look thrilling, but the leverage it creates can strain ligaments and compress blood vessels if used improperly. This has prompted fascinating innovations in the industry, from masturbators repurposed as sleeves to upcoming hybrid designs that offer external size while maintaining internal sensation. We also cover the non-negotiable role of proper lubrication and compatibility considerations that can make or break your experience.

What truly sets this guide apart is acknowledging the psychological dimension of size play. For many, these toys represent more than physical sensation—they're tools for roleplaying, addressing body dysphoria, or adapting to changes in function. Yet research shows only 13% of people consider penis size a primary factor in sexual satisfaction, with connection and creativity ranking significantly higher. Whether you're exploring for fantasy, function, or simple curiosity, approach cock sleeves with quality materials, realistic expectations, and a focus on mutual pleasure rather than performance. Your body—and your partner's—will thank you. Ready to expand your horizons safely? Let's dive in.

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What drives someone to create pleasure products that push the boundaries of both size and artistry? In this captivating conversation, we meet Mike, the visionary behind Mr Hanky's Toys, who turned a garage experiment in 2015 into one of the most respected premium silicone toy manufacturers in the world.

From the moment Mike spotted a gap in the market for high-quality, US-made silicone toys that married exceptional craftsmanship with unprecedented size options, his journey has been about elevating an often-stigmatized industry through meticulous attention to detail. His pioneering live-casting techniques have set new standards for hyper-realism, creating products that blur the line between sculpture and function.

The psychology behind size play reveals itself as surprisingly nuanced. Far from being solely about physical sensation, the appeal spans power dynamics, fantasy fulfillment, and the deeply personal journey of pushing boundaries at your own pace. Mike's insights demolish stereotypes, showing how his increasingly diverse customer base – from long-term enthusiasts to curious beginners – approaches these experiences with thoughtfulness and intention.

Perhaps most refreshing is Mr Hanky's unwavering commitment to transparency and safety. In an industry where materials often remain mysterious, they openly publish their testing results and maintain rigorous quality controls. Their customer-first approach extends to personalized support that can span days of conversation before a purchase is made, creating the kind of loyalty that's kept customers returning since their earliest days.

Whether you're fascinated by entrepreneurship, product design innovation, or the psychology of pleasure, this conversation offers a rare glimpse behind the curtain of an industry that continues to evolve. What began as one product has expanded into a global phenomenon that's redefining what's possible when art meets intimate function.

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Ever wondered what TSA thinks when they see that mysterious vibration coming from your carry-on? In this gleefully unfiltered episode, we're joined by Nikki Kelly – the brilliantly bold virgin sex educator who turns conversations about adult toys into both educational gold and comedic relief.

We dive deep into the world of travel-friendly intimate accessories, exploring everything from lipstick vibrators and discreet designs to the unexpected importance of cornstarch in toy maintenance. Nikki shares expert insights on selecting products that won't cause airport embarrassment while still delivering premium experiences when you reach your destination.

Beyond the practical travel advice, our conversation explores fascinating territory: the luxury market's high-end offerings, the surprising lack of medical research around vulva health, and the technological innovations creating more inclusive products for diverse bodies. We examine the engineering behind hands-free couples toys, revealing how patent battles between companies directly impact user experience in ways most consumers never consider.

The episode balances technical knowledge with laugh-out-loud moments, including Tash's professional nursing perspective on emergency room visits gone wrong and John's unexpected gift from his father-in-law. Whether you're planning your next vacation or simply curious about how the intimate accessories market continues to evolve, this episode delivers equal parts practical wisdom and entertaining conversation.

Listen for insider knowledge that will forever change how you pack your suitcase and potentially how you think about intimate wellness during travel. Just remember to engage that travel lock before sending your luggage through the scanner!

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What could possibly drive someone to eroticize contracting HIV? This question landed in my DMs and sparked one of our most challenging explorations yet into the hidden corners of human sexuality.

Bug chasing—the fetishization of becoming HIV positive—exists at the complicated intersection of risk, power, identity, and desire. Though rare and certainly not mainstream, this phenomenon has been documented among small communities where the psychological thrill centers around intentionality rather than the physical act itself. For some, it represents surrender; for others, control; and for many, a complex reclaiming of something once feared.

The psychological underpinnings reveal fascinating insights about human sexuality. While frequently connected to risk fetishism, this isn't simply about unprotected sex—it's about the mental charge that comes from transgression. Many explore this purely through fantasy, roleplay, or erotic storytelling without crossing into real-world behavior. And though modern medicine has transformed HIV into a manageable condition rather than a death sentence, the serious lifelong implications make understanding this fetish all the more important.

We don't need to condone potentially harmful behavior to approach it with curiosity rather than judgment. When we examine even the most confronting aspects of sexuality through a compassionate lens, we create space for people to be seen, seek support, and potentially shift their relationship with these desires. Human sexuality is rarely simple—it can be messy, scary, and challenging to understand—but dragging it into the light helps us all develop healthier perspectives on desire, consent, and risk.

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Ever wondered if that cheeky text you're about to send will strengthen your connection or backfire spectacularly? Our latest dive into the pixelated world of sexting reveals something fascinating: it's not what you send that matters most—it's why you're sending it.

Fresh research using self-determination theory shows that sexting can lead to dramatically different outcomes depending on your motivation. When you sext because you genuinely want to (autonomous motivation), it can boost intimacy, trust, and yes, even lead to more orgasms. But when you hit send because you feel pressured or afraid of losing someone (controlled motivation), the same exact message can trigger shame spirals and relationship breakdowns.

The gender dynamics revealed in this research might surprise you. Women reported fewer negative outcomes from sexting than previous studies suggested, while men frequently experienced positive effects. But societal double standards still heavily influence how sexting impacts us—many women report feeling good after sexting even when their reasons weren't ideal, potentially reflecting how they're socialized to prioritize others' happiness over their boundaries.

Before your next digital flirtation, try this simple check-in: "Am I doing this because I want to, or because I feel I should?" That single question can transform sexting from a potential minefield into a genuine form of connection. Because here's the truth—sexting isn't inherently good or bad. Like any tool, it can build something beautiful or cause damage. The difference lies in how—and why—you use it. So go ahead and express yourself, but make sure it's really you doing the expressing, not your fear or insecurity. As we like to say: consent is hot, motivation is everything. Swipe safe!

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