It’s #TBT and time for a vintage column. This originally went up in September of 2013. Viral is as viral does. This week’s latest: FYI (if you’re a teenage girl) Cliff Notes version: a mother of teenage boys worries about the impact of teenage girls and their selfies on her sons. She encourages females to temper the … Continue reading
TBT to a vintage episode! This originally went up in February of 2012. If you didn’t catch Part I of this phenomenal interview, then you turn your horse right around this instant and go check it out. You’ve heard them…. you’ve probably told them: stories that happened to a friend of a friend (FOAF) or … Continue reading
Greetings, kittens. It’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast. This one is an early, early episode and originally went up in March of 2012. It’s hard to know exactly how common any fantasy is. It’s already hard to do research on sexual behavior and attitudes, with the amount of taboo placed on talking honestly … Continue reading
It’s #TBT and time for a vintage column. This one originally went up in August of 2012. Question to Sex with Timaree: “The other night I was at a karaoke bar, talking to a female patron about singing a Rihanna song. She said she was a Rihanna fan and was familiar with many of her … Continue reading
It’s that time, y’all. #TBT means a vintage episode. This one originally ran in February of 2014. It legit still holds up as one of my favorites of all time. We’re nearly to 150 episodes of the Sex with Timaree podcast (all thanks to producer Nathan) and this interview might be my favorite. Raw desire meets authentic … Continue reading
Hey all, it’s #TBT and time for a vintage podcast that originally went up in May of 2012. Since this episode, Melissa Fabello has built an empire online for body positivity and feminism. Check out her more recent work. Melissa Fabello was growing tired of the lesbian blog scene. From her vantage, a space that … Continue reading
Happy Throwback Thursday, y’all. For #TBT we’re checking out a podcast that originally went up in November of 2012. There are a few jobs where people work the sexual front lines and can really make a difference in the sexual behavior of others. Gynecologists, HIV testers, and relationship counselors may come to mind. But an … Continue reading
