Bottle Up Bitches is hosted by a horny mary couple. Content may include adult language and themes. Check the description for more details if your discretion is advised. It's season four. Welcome to Bottle Up Bitches, your favorite sex podcast, hosted by a horny married couple with me Rihanna Campbell and me producer Man Adam. Sex shouldn't be taboo or embarrassing, so let's talk about it, bites. It's season four. Now, look at it is it is,
it is it is. You shouldn't practice. I don't know. I thought it's a pretty good, but whatever. Welcome back everyone. It's been a nice little break. I hope you've missed us as much we missed you. I'm doing baby talk now. That's season four. Is the season of baby talk. You worded here first? My baby talk is a little condescending a little bit. Yeah, sorry about it. Well, I'm just super stoked. I think that the break was much needed, even though we didn't get
hardly anytime off almost none actually zero. Um, but we got a little break from interviews. UM, got to regroup, kind of rebrand a few things. I'm super stoked. I'm you know. Season four is for the Horse. You know, yeah that season four. That's a mouthful. Yeah, but no, I'm super super duper excited. Um. We actually did the interview with brittiny Um a few months ago actually, while we were recording
season three. And it's really funny that that happened because I typically send email emails out to people that I really want to interview that I may never hear from again, and you know, I have our link to book with us in the email, and usually people either like you know, don't reply, or they do reply and they're like not interested, that's ever happened. They just don't reply um, or they reply and they're like, yeah, well
book soon. I have never had someone actually just immediately book yeah, and they didn't even book a book us a few months out. They're like, okay, talk next week. So I wasn't anticipating a season four interview to happen Wild season three. Yea. I feel kind of bad for Brittin. He sorry about that, Brittin. That usually doesn't happen, but that's the context is usually people book us so far out because of their schedules and stuff like that. So that one was such a whirlwind of wins. I was
like, oh my god, my gun. And I only did she reply, but she booked next week. It was like it was a super fast turnaround. Yeah. So we've been sitting on the secret for a while now, so that's been nice. Yeah, going back and editing and relistening. How are you feeling about it? I feel good. I really enjoyed the
I really enjoyed the interview. I think like I think, like you know, we've had a lot of discussions with different types of people and like trying to find your sexuality, but I don't know if we've had someone who kind of has decided that their life purpose is going to help people with more of
their sensuality with themselves. I think that was very fun to listen to and her going on this taking kind of taking this this weight of helping people feel very confident in there in themselves and in a very specific way, because if you think about it, you know, therapists and counselors, those are all very important, but they're very big on helping you with your mind to your
mindset. And I think not only what she does is for mindset, but what can be challenging as she's taking on is she's changing the way people feel about their bodies as well. There's a lot of body work involved. You know, I follow Big Pussy Energy, which is her company on the instagrams, and she's got a masterclass coming up that I am going to be part of, so I could take a class as well. But there's a lot of feeling and looking at your body and feeling yourself and it kind of marries
obviously, like mental and physical. I feel like that's really hard. Yeah, especially with us ladies, Like physicality is really hard to get over sometimes if we're not feeling confident or we're feeling unsure of ourselves. So, you
know, big kudos taking on that kind of challenge because it's tough. Yeah, No, for sure, as confident as we may be in our bodies, like we're always going to have our down days, or we're gonna have certain clothes that we don't like to wear because if we think it xince she eats the wrong thing. You know, we all have insecurities. So the fact that that's part of her training, yeah, you know, I think that's really neat and really important and it can be really scary. So just
taking that on, I'm really proud of her. Yeah, it's she's out there doing doing some good work, doing some good work. She was super vulnerable with us, talks to us about her recent relationship that at that point was recent at this point and is no longer as recent. And since it's been a few months. I think we recorded with her in December. Yeah, so it's been a whole quarter in some of new beginnings, they were always evolving. Things change every single month. So yeah, it'll be fun
to listen back about her journey with old relationships and old feelings. I hope she listens to this and it's like, wow, look at me evolved, like she in the same place or she in a different place, you know what I mean? Yeah, anything you want to add, I don't think so. I'm just excited for people to hear this. So I think this is the first one that we've done that was such that it has been done in such a long time. How did I phrase? I phase that weird.
It's like we haven't had one that we've just been sitting on for this long. That's so kind of like you said, like, I'm interested to see kind of and I'm excited for Bertini herself to hear it, to see kind of what changes have occurred, like if she's still like you, has those same thoughts or any of that kind of stuff, if her life in that amount of time has changed, or maybe I don't know what I'm trying to say. I know what you're trying to say. But also I don't
think we gave her like a proper intro. Yeah, no, we did not. I'm really sorry about that. We'll keep getting better at this. So Brittini Brittini Burton is who she is, and you may know her from Below Deck down under the Peacock one. I believe. I think it's a Peacock exclusive. I might have made that up, might have just watched it on Peacock myself, and now I'm labeling it. But we talk about her journey after below Deck and what that goes into and the company that she started
and her new line of work of helping people with their sensualities. I know I referred to her as a I think I recalled her a sensuality coach, but that's incorrect. So, yeah, she calls herself a sensuality facilitator, which is a really great way of putting it, instead of a sensuality foreman. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, And I think she. I think in the episode she explains why facilitator is the more appropriate term. Yeah for
her. Yeah, I know. It's really fun, really cool. So if you know her from those episodes, you know, you'll get to learn about what she's been working on ever since then and what her goals are now. Yeah. So I hope you guys enjoy this episode. I think this is our first person that has been televised like on the show as far as I know. I think so, so look at us goes. He's important for the ladies. I hope you guys enjoyed this episode. Brittany, she
is a complete treat, have so much fun. I actually found you on it cracked me up because I found Big Pussy Energy and I was like, oh, this is so cool. It's relatively new. I'm looking through it and then your your handles in there and it's like found her and I'm like, oh, I wonder who the founder is. I looked and I was like, that's a very specific name, Routini. Why why do I why is this sticking with me? Why do I know a Routini? And I'm like oh. I started scrolling and I was like, I have seen two
episode and I was like, oh, do you look at that? And that's the only one I've seen is the down Under one. It's been around for all my friends watch it. They've always been like, you should watch it. I see really good clips and such from different seasons, and I just was like, yeah, I'll get around to it. But yeah, I watched a few episodes and I was like, that's the only season I've
seen is your season. So I was like, this hilarious one, so like blowdeck down Under that I was on the first season, So yeah, that's so funny. It's I like don't get that often in Austin because like the community and the people I magnetize and they magnetize me. Like most of us don't have cable or a TV. And I was on Watch What Happens
Live like a month ago where I was flown to New York. I was on a talk show of Andy Cohen and like, I wanted to watch it and none of my friends had TV or cable, including myself, so we had to go to a bar to watch it. Was like none of my friends could watch it with me. That's amazing. Yeah, yeah, I saw your outfit in that and I was obsessed with your shoes. Oh my god. So that yea one. I was super bloated because of the gluten
in New York. So I'm just like, that's just like funny to like look at myself and I'm like, that doesn't even look like me right now. But um, I told this. I hired a stylist, and I knew because I watched other episodes of Washhappens Live with fellow cast members that I was with that they don't really ask anything outside of the show, like it's only about the show, and for me, the show is a year ago,
so it's more just like interactive like games and whatever. And so knowing that nothing about who I am now is going to be talked about, I told my stylist. I was like, so, I'm the founder of Bi the Energy, and I want to walk I want to look like the founder Big Post the Energy because people already know me as the female Dackhand and I know we're only going to be talking about what happened in my life a year ago. So I want to come to this show as who I am now.
And so that's how we I told her the colors. I told her, like the Energy that I wanted to represent. My hair was big, like every little thing, every little like thing was actually really intentional with it. I love it. That is incredible because it did it get it. I resonate like those colors and that energy like with you and your brand. So it's working. You know exactly what you're doing. Thank you. Shoes are Versacchi. They were very like expanding like they just looked gorgeous. So
I was like, I love this shoes. I just like scroll down, I'll just like these pink shoes are life there every fire? Yeah? Well how fun? Well I ergy by the way, how did I find it? Yeah? I was on Instagram and I think I looked up the words sensual. Oh okay cool. Yeah. I wasn't even looking for Austin. So when I saw that it was Austin based, I was like, what how have I not heard this? This is so neat. So it was just like one thing after another where I was like, amazing, Austin,
M who dad? That seems were familiar? What a what a name to resonnate with me like Brittini And I was like I don't even know of Brittany in life. So Brittini. I was like, why do I know this name? And it took some stocking of yours to be like, ah, I know who this is very neat, and then it just kind of all fell together. And then when I saw like videos from Exposed, I was like, we're just running around in the same circles and just missing each other.
By Bareley, Yeah, I love that. That's so Austin too. It's like you think you meet people and then they like someone that you know shows up to their party. That's like the weave and like the fabrics are so intertwined here. When you like know who you are, you magnetize those same people you know. Yeah. So you're originally from Michigan, right, yep, originally from Michigan. I'm twenty eight now, but I basically left
Michigan when I graduate college and I just traveled for eight years. So I I've haven't really lived anywhere other than like a van or a hostel or a yacht in the in the eight year gap until I moved to Austin a year ago. So Austin's the first place that I've lived in since I was nineteen. Very cool. So you've been here for a while, yeah, which is a weird transition because I was so used to like saying like, oh I just moved here, but my year anniversaries on the twenty first of this
month. Oh my god, that's so exciting. So yeah, so it's it feels really nourishing to be here, and like I said, my root shock or like the to be grounded somewhere like I haven't really experienced in eight years. And like I went to Tuloon last week and I realized, like I'm not ready to travel yet. Still something I'm really like neat, Like I love being rooted. That's amazing. And Austin's just such a fun place for that I'm sure you've seen. I mean we've only been here for five
years. I'm from Houston originally and that's where we met. He's from Dallas. Yeah, so just in this last five years, we've seen so much change and how everything I'm like, all my favorite bars and restaurants are gone. And it's funny because like Austin seems like this is not me complaining about Austin by any stretch of the imagination, but it seems very more like your kind of thing. And you're talking about like you don't own a TV and
all this, like it's very nature and hiking. And I heard like you're like I don't own a TV or cable and I'm like, oh my god, what do you do all day? How does that make any sense? So I have Netflix, so okay, there you go. We have a TV. But it's like I just use my laptop. Yeah, yeah, that makes sense. Well it's because you're also just like a movie person,
so like she's obsessed with all things cinema. So people have lives and like self discover Yeah you can go outside, doesn't make it sense to make Oh my goodness. So something that really stood out to me seeing that you were essential empowerment coach, which I would love to learn the definition of what exactly the essential empowerment coach. Yeah, so I mean I really I that whole journey of like finding who I was as a title was a journey, and
I've landed on central Empowerment Facilitator specifically because itsilitary. Yeah, because I am a person that curates space. I love like the more people, the better, Like one on one is something that I can do. However, I feel the most aligned in the most me in a really large group setting, and because of what I do which is like essentially empowering women through their bodies
through movement. It's honestly, what from my experience, the more women that are there, the more permission they get from each other to embody their sensuality. So yeah, I could do one on ones, but then it's easy for them to compare themselves where they're at with me versus if they're in a room of one hundred women and they're seeing women with all different sizes, different age, different backgrounds doing this embodiment, it's practice. It just gives them
so much for permission. And so that's where I landed on facilitator because I love it charges me up being in a group setting and events and retreats, like that's where I feel the most nourished. And then like sensual empowerment is really just yeah, I can like central embodiment is a tool that I use, and then I also use t working and lap dancing, So sensual embodiment is like the foundation. But really at the end of the day, I'm
empowering you through the path of sensuality. Because empowerment, when you think about empowerment, like someone who's really empowered it's like they know three to sixty themselves.
They know all themselves and they're they're owning it even though the spaces that right, like what I talk about centuality, so the space of being exiled or shamed or put down, we bring that up and a really soft and loving and like my groups are women based, so like you, a very like like comfortable space for women to really explore, so that you can bring out something that we have been told of exile and look at it and love
it. And then you have this piece of the pie that naturally we're told not to look at, and you look at it, and that's where this empowerment just naturally comes through, because you are seeing a part of yourself that you've been told for so long not to ever look at, and we're bringing it out and loving it fully. So that's where empowerment comes from. I don't really teach empowerment like a mindset. It's like a natural antidote to like
coming to BP. Yeah. Yeah, And I would love to hear more about your journey if you would like to share it, because on specifically a belowdeck you said something about how you didn't have romantic or physical connections in high school, and I loved that because I was a little hoe that's all I had. And so I was like, that's all because I met him and I was nineteen. So like I call my high school years my hoeing years because that's where I did when I did all my hookups and this, that
and the third, and then I settled down with this one. You know, we're here like almost ten years later. So when you said that, I was like, oh, now she's like in this space. I want to know what was that aha moment to like finding your sensuality because my finding my sexuality I think has happened in the last five years, and it was taking dance lessons. I stripped for a while. I that was a big part of it. Was like I just want to explore my sensuality. Lap
dances were very interesting for that reason. It was specifically with women, though I loved giving women lap dances, neither here nor there, but it was just a different experience. And yeah, lots of little things of just like feeling comfortable and confident in my own body and that kind of just like led into it. So I just wanted to hear about what that journey was like for you. Yeah, thank you, And I love that angle that you
are giving it like high school, and it's interesting you saying that. It's like it's a great zoom out reflection of like who I am as an adult too, like to be completely like honest and transparent. Like sex for me, like the physical act of sex is something that even I would quote unquote saying my whole years wasn't something I chased after I go through really long periods
of like not having penetration. So funny enough, I haven't like publicly said this, but like when I launched BP in September, I was like ten months cell of it, and like I like, I think it's been like eleven months, you know, so it's like and I'm not cell of it on purpose. It's just it's not like where I'm like I'm not having sex. It's just like I haven't found the person I want to open myself too. And so for me, like that's been like a big like mirror of
just like how I've always been. I mean, we can go deep into like inner child and like my mom and all that. But yeah, so
sex is never driving force. However, that was something that woke me up to my journey because I started my whole journey started to years ago a few facets because in my whole years, I would call it is when I was in yachting in twenty seventeen and I was like meeting all these people and we're young and we're honestly making a shit ton of money at like twenty one, and we're like people in Australia and South Africa, like you're just me a
shit ton of people. So that was like when I like really explored my sexuality. But however, sex was so draining and no matter who the partner was, it was the same experience of just so much mental like I need to come to validate him and how he is and his ego, and it felt just like I remember, There'll be times where I would orgasm, but I would get a headache because I was concentrating. It was like a mental orgasm where I just like was like any organ and I would like puff it
out, like straight it out from my head. And so I recognized that and I was like, Okay, maybe I'm just not someone that wants to do like friends of benefits or like surface level sex. So then I thought, okay, I need to get in a relationship ship so that I can experience emotional intimacy so that it flows into it more intimate sex life. So
of course I get into a relationship. And this is like a few years later, and I'm traveling the world by myself and in Columbia and I meet someone and he lives in the UK and we start a long distance relationship. I eventually moved to the UK with him and for like five months, and it was during COVID, and in that I completely lost myself. There was like in the sense of like codependency, tendencies and a meshment and like just
really wanting he was a partner. So I thought, if I have a boyfriend, that means I love him, and that means sex will be better. Like I just thought, I have the person that means I love him, But like that's not true. And I had to like, for me, that was something that I got to like physically experience for myself to recognize A plus B does not equal C. Right, you can't force yourself to
love someone. And once I left that relationship and came back to the US, I recognized, oh my god, like even in a partnership, sex still felt pretty much the same, Like the undertone of it. And that's when I realized, Okay, this the only consistent thing is me. And I was already on a pretty spirit like I've pretty much always been on a spiritual journey. There was no like crazy awakening. It's kind of just always been an undertone in my life. So I had the awareness that I was
pointing outwards and looking for sex and men and my orgasm and men. And so that's when I pointed the finger to myself and I created this whole like hibernating, dormant stage for five months when I was living my mom in Michigan in between travels, and I just really got into like feminine energy. It was more of a feminine energy journey that turned into a centual journey, and I read books from David Data, which explains the masculine feminine energies. And
that's where I intunively found sensual movement in front of a mirror. I just intunively stood in front of a mirror, lights diem cadles On and like started moving for myself and touching my body not in a sexual way, but in
a very sensual way. And that's what really woke me up to Holy crap, I've never felt so desired by something and it being myself, let alone in my life, Like I never felt so turned on, and to know that I could do it within myself for myself was a whole experience, which you know, fast forward two years is basically what I do for other women
is to create that space. And like what really allowed me to wake up to that was giving myself the permission to touch myself and be slow and like their word voices of like, what are you doing and this is inappropriate? You're not supposed to do that when I'm in a room by myself. However, I allowed myself to just like buy like not pay attention to those voices.
And the same thing when I taught myself how to twork. I taught myself how to twork in the hotel room in Australia when I ask quarantine before I got on below deck, we had to be quarantine in a whole about ourselves or two weeks. So I literally went on, you just love that work. Yeah, So all those little pockets where it wasn't like, oh I know how to twork, it was me giving myself the permission to look like a fucking idiot in front of the mirror and not judge myself for it
and just be playful and give curiosity. And that's exactly what I bring into BPE is just this. I don't teach woman how to twork, like I'm like, you can do that on YouTube. There's so many videos. I literally just give you the space and like the energy of like you like, girl, you got it, Like who gives a fuck? Your booty is moving. That's all that tworking is. It doesn't look a certain way. And so that's basically my journey. If that answers it. No, that
was everything, everything and more they could have asked for. So that's thank you so much for sharing because it's almost it's a very scary thing, like finding that feminine energy in yourself or essensuality in yourself, because it is such a repress no, no thing, like I don't I don't know, especially growing up where just even just the act of like, uh, female has
sex, like that's not great. And then when guys was their virginity, it's like praised, so like you know, from such a young age, we're all just kind of told to put that aside and don't talk about it. Yeah, And I think that was a big moment for me, even
in high school. I think by my senior year, I was like, I don't care if people know that I have sex because everyone else is doing it, and if they're going to judge me for it, I mean, I guess that's fine, but everyone's doing I'm not doing anything different than what the guys are doing or what other girls are doing. But for some reason, I'm being I'm being targeted about it. So like just giving your your
self permission was the best way you could have put it up. Just like, I'm just gonna live, I'm gonna feel good, I'm gonna feel great. I think also like finding that sexuality and sensuality within yourself. I think like a lot of us find it through other people or that's how we kind of get that. Like I feel sexy because as us or other person thinks I'm sexy, and for you to be able to kind of just like take a moment and go, no, I want to feel sexy because I think
I'm sexy or i think I'm sensual, you know. I think is a great way to go about it. It's a tough way to go about it, but it's a great way to go about it. Yeah, a few things that I like felt through that is like when you picture like, oh, come with your cup full so that the other cup isn't like so that they don't have to drink or like fill your cup up. That's exactly what this is. So like in two three years ago, when I was just having sex, like I energetically was having them fill up my cup to make
me know that I'm sexy or worthy or enough. And of course, I'll be honest, like there are still flavors of that I'm not like this like overly healed human like sure, different flavors in that. However, like now I'm coming with my cups so filled of like I am fucking sexy, and I know that not from an outside at this point, but like because I feel so like attack like attuned to my body and I know what my body
like looks and feels like. And I worship her so that means you get to worship her too, And so that's like I've been a really big journey and so for me, these two like these two years of my journey where actually, like like I mentioned softly, like sex hasn't been a huge thing and like, yeah, I've had sex in those two years, but it wasn't a huge part of the my sensual journey honestly, not too much. And that's like where I am like teaching women right now is like sensuality for
you and self pleasure and I like don't even really call it masturbation. It's like a self pleasure ritual. And it's interesting because now my personal life, I'm energetically now opening myself up to experiencing myself in sex with a man now, like I'm like open to it. And so it's really cool because I know in like two years or like the year that's gonna be BPE as well. But it's cool to see like how BPE shows up and it's like showing
what I've been doing. And now right when I start a BP, I'm like, Okay, now I'm ready for the next phase, which is like showing up for me but in a space with the masculine as well, because the past two years it's really just been me. Right, I love this, this thinks He's so happy. This conversation fills my cup. Do you think in the times in the past two years where you have had sex and kind of you've had this journey, do you think it's taken some of the
pressure off of sex. Um Like Okay, so that's a really good question because it's really interesting. In the two years, like every person that I've had sex with has been like a very like conscious decision as well, Like I mean, yeah, sure, I think I've had like two one night stands in the two years, and those weren't super conscious, but you know,
it is good. But they each have showed me where I'm at my journey, honestly, Like the man that I chose show me where I'm at in my journey, and then how I related to myself in sex, show me where I'm at my journey. And up until like very recently, I still felt the undertones of like needing to perform, which is a huge and that's something I like symbol and code into BPE, like this is not performance, Like when I teach lap dancing, we are not performing. We're not
doing this for the person the chair. This is for you and the person the chairs is witnessing you. So there's a lot of like when I teach lap dancing and tweking, like there's so much symbolism and like coding frequency underneath it. But when it comes to me and how I relate to sex, like, honestly, like the reason why I'm doing this is because sex and
like intimacy is a huge pain pain point in my life. Not huge, but like it is the pain point in my life, and which is why I'm so passionate about it and why I'm like constantly like growing and searching for it. Because if it was such it was an easy thing for me, I probably want to go so deep and like make a business about sensuality, you know. So yeah, it's definitely it's helped. And it's amazing to experience myself insects now because it is showing me how much sensual embodiment and being
a tune to myself has helped me in the bedroom. And it's not a mental thing, like I haven't like mentally changed my mental patterns. It's more like I'm just so in my body and like there's no need for a certain outcome. Now, Hey, beautiful bitches, have you heard of our Patreon yet? This is a really great exclusive place where you can get two bonus odes a month, monthly live streams, a private discord to chat with us,
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I really appreciate you sharing all of this because I know, at least for us, in this situation of having a sex podcast, people will be like, oh, you must have been raised like in a super open type of home and like making a lot of different assumptions about how I must have been raised to be so open, and I'm like, no, majority of that
is not true. And in your case as well, I you know, I think people would make an easy assumption that, oh, if you're essensual empowerment facilitator, like oh, you must either have lots of sex or you're very experience and you're the most confident and you're all these different things like you like you were just born this way and so you've been so vulnerable. Is saying like, no, y'all, this is tough. It is so important because you know, a big piece of this podcast is I want friends to
be able to have conversations with their friends. I've been in friendships where I can't even talk about my sex life without someone being uncomfortable, and so teaching people to be comfortable with themselves doing it in a space with other women can be so scary. So there's teaching people how to be vulnerable with themselves and with each other. That the shit's just so important. Yeah, and I've definitely felt that pressure. I didn't know, like I no one told me
that, but it just felt like that. And I can just like energetically feel that, like the assumptions that people would make, and like I've said, like sex is something that like isn't the thing that I chase after, right, and so and like how I experience like they're like literally the reason why I started this is because like sex was so shitty and dull, so like that was like my driving force. And so in feeling that pressure,
I was like, this is me. And then like also feeling like if I show up in the bedroom of a man, they're going to assume. But yeah, like the best thing to alcimize any like like this is anyone with anything, like to alcimize any pressure just to be super vulnerable and like open and honest and like, yeah, people will assume like I am an expert and what I do in ways, and I'm also like a student, like a very humble student. I'm just like maybe a few steps ahead of
my clients and that's all that needs to be done. And I'm on this journey just a few steps ahead so that I can like help and like so I can still relate to people, because if I was someone who was like was orgasms were so fucking easy for me. And I'm teaching women how to orgasm, I probably wouldn't know how to teach them, or like I wouldn't know how to relate to their like challenges or the mental blacks given I'm not teaching. That's not what I teach. I don't teach women will rise.
However, like good organ good better orgasms, and like experiencing yourself insects can be as all to being essentially embodied, so they are LinkedIn ways. But yeah, I'm on this journey like so humbly, and the more I the more I expose it, the more I feel like bigger and more empowered, because like feeling the pressure just makes me want to crunch and feel like feel
small. Yeah, uh, this is my favorite. That's incredible. I because I didn't start orgasming until I was twenty three and I was already married, so like it's my favorite thing to be. Like I put a lot of trust in him because I was not I was not finishing when I was
married. But what taught me, Like what what got me there was I had I was so scared of toys, so like I introduced a toy and that was so scary because I really had to just like sit there with myself and I was like, well, I have to set the mood for myself, Like what do I find sexy? How do I find myself sensual?
Like I have to be really vulnerable with myself in this moment win and I also have I know Adam struggles with this too, Like we both have like this really intense like pressure in mind even that we've been together for eight years, Like just being vulnerable with ourselves and not letting our mind wander of like in my sexy year is this is this going well? Or what are we eating for dinner later? But having to be vulnerable with yourself is is a
complete journey no matter how or what way you go about it. It's insane. Yeah, Like when like a big thing that I relate to and I haven't like is people say performance anxiety, and they usually relate it to like man and like the erection and how long they can last. But I relate to performance anxiety in the sense of being a woman, Like they're like, okay, I need to come, or like if I'm not coming fast enough, So performing anxiety, I like really relate to that, and I get
it. It's a very like, um, it's like not for me. It was like not giving myself the space to like experience pleasure. I like I could orgasm, but what I used to do is just like bypass and be like, oh no, I'm fine, I don't need it. Like I just wouldn't even have it because I didn't want to. Like it was like there was too much pressure that I put on myself to orgasm ing and then like also feeling like I'm being pressured to go quicker. So I just
like would like excuse myself from it. Which now it's like being essentially embodied like through my journey. It's not like that at all, but I've been there where I like just told a guy. I know I don't need it. Yeah, do you find out that you've you're going through this journey and that you're feeling very confident that you're attracting the right type of whether it's a relationship, a friendship, people in your life. Do you feel like you're
attracting better people that you're surrounding yourself with or um. Yeah, I feel like in general, I've pretty I've always like had I feel like that wasn't a huge thing, like an issue, but it's been really interesting to like now, like recently, I'm in this phase like I kind of woke up when I was in Tuloom last week where you know, I start a BP
because it's a passion, it's a I have a vision. I'm like, this is an impact, this is a movement, Like we need this, we meaning women, the US UK, like we all need it, I say, as a world experience in the next five years. But I didn't realize, like, Okay, this is actually a business and I need to put a business hat on and like actually figure out how to make it a
business so that the impact can be created. And when I put that hat on, like man, I like woke up to like if it's not aligned, if it's not a full fuck, yes, I'm not doing it.
And so this past week has been a huge theme of that. So I'm like, recently it's been this time of like really recognizing what is in alignment with me and my vision, and so that has been you know, I want to call it burning bridges, but like making putting, letting people down because I knew it wasn't in alignment with me, and the people I have
attracted in Austin have been like amazing, amazing, an amazing community. I don't vp would not be where at all if it wasn't for the support that I've had here, Like truly, it's it's at my launch party, I like cut a ribbon with big gass scissors, Like I'm like a double leo. I'm like, we're doing the ribbon cutting. And when I cut the ribbon, I was upstate, I was on a stage by myself, but
I said, like, this is not just me cutting a ribbon. This is the hundred of women that came to all my classes, and then the few women who were in the front lines with me when I felt like I couldn't do it or like who am I to do it like there's a whole army energetically behind me, and so yeah, I do feel like you know, I of course I've magnetized really powerful people in my life because of essential environment, but also just like who I am. Yeah, yeah, I
feel very similar. You know, sometimes you just realize that people are in different seasons and you're like, that was really great and it doesn't make sense
anymore this does, you know? Figuring that out, I think is also a big part of finding self confidence because I feel like, whether it's in a relationship or a friendship, people have we all have a tendency to stay in things that no longer serve us for way too long, just because either we're afraid of change or we're afraid of letting somebody down or making them feel bad. I used to stay in relationships for too long because I was like,
their parents are going to hate me. I still always think about the parents, and that's like why I would stay in a relationship long, because it's like other parents really like me and they'll be really upset that they find out I broke up with their son. Yeah. I think that's a big trust muscle exercise. Like, you know, I like I saw I was seeing someone a year ago. I knew he wasn't my person, and but we were exploring sex together and we both stated, okay, we're not going
to ever date, like we knew that. However, there was something that we knew was really that we were meant to experience together through sex, like he was really healing in like a divine masculine archaetype, I would say, and like the first man that I feel like it could be called a divine masculine that I've experienced in my life. And knowing that he wasn't my person, you know, causes anxiety of like oh my god, like what's the
point that you get in your head? But there was this natural knowing of like after six weeks where I felt like there was this culmination of like all the lessons that I learned from him felt complete, and if we were going to continue seeing each other, it would only be for sex, but it wouldn't like we were seeing each other for sex. But it was like in a very healthy like every time we came to each other, like we were
learning more and going deeper. Whereas there was this moment of like, Okay, this is where the plateau is this is a natural end, and so we both chose to end it. And that's the season thing that you're saying, Like, I learned so much in that experience, and I also showed up for myself and saying like knowing when it was going, like when we were meant to end. And I think that's such a valuable tool to show yourself that like I don't need to know the outcome of this, I just
need to trust that, like I will know when I will know. You know, yeah, I think we all feel it, and it's a matter of having that internal mindset to know it's okay, it's okay for things to run its course. That doesn't make them a bad person. It doesn't make you a bad person. It just doesn't make sense anymore. And it's ran, it's ran, it's time, and you know, yeah, I think there's also that fear of like, well I have it again or or I
mean that's me because I go long stent without sach. So I'm like, you know, so like that's that I could see that being something that would hold people too is like lack almost like what's the next one. But it's just like trusting in yourself and like since then I've done. I mean that was like a year ago, and since then, I've done so much. I started business and done so much. And I recently started seeing someone now, and so there was like a year of like like completely no sexual like
energy with another person. And so to be able to compare who I was a year ago to who I am now with a man, it's like a completely different experience. I bet, I bet it feels much different, but
in the best way. Yeah, I mean, and this person is someone that I wouldn't I don't see myself with either, and so I and I told him that, like he's very understanding, and it's me coming back to the trust of Okay, I will know when this is going to be done and when it's going to end, you know, because of course there's we go through all these fears of like, oh, in the past whatever, But yeah, showing up for myself and this experience has been I mean super
powering because I'm like patting myself on the back of how like I am the woman that I wanted to be two years ago, and of course I saw more and more, but like, um, yeah, I'm just it's been a really beautiful, like journey to be a part of that's on growth. That's on growth right there. We'd love to see it, yeah, to clarify, to kind of understand your journey and where you're at. When you said, like, I'm the person I'm with now is not someone I see
myself. Are you saying that you are at this point acknowledging that, like you're you're currently not seeing yourself with this person long term, or are you like doing that like this is someone I couldn't have seen myself with two years ago. No, No, oh, well I know my old self maybe two years ago might have wished like even though I knew, even though I know my two year ago self would know, Okay, this is not my person. However I would want I would want him to be in person just
because pulls up this this hole. Yeah. However, now I'm like,
Okay, he is not my person. And I also want to experience myself with insects because it's been a while, and I want to experience myself like being in my feminine while being held by the masculine, you know, and honestly, like there's been triggers that have been brought up because in a healthy way where I could feel the energetic currents of like, oh I need to come fast and like those old patterns, those old beliefs from two years ago,
and the whole reason why I started this journey came back and I was like, I went through this whole week of like, oh my god, imposter syndrome, like I didn't learn anything those two years or just awash. However, those were just showed me to remind me like, Okay, this is where you once were. And then a week later we met up again and I showed up super just like in my fullest expression and like showed up as who I am now, and it just allowed me to see the contrast
and so you can do for me. I feel like I have done so much on my own and now I get to like this is my my period where I really get to practice and like use the tools out in life now. Yeah. Yeah, growth doesn't happen in a straight line, so there's always going to be these weird little divots and dips of refiguring something else out
that you haven't had to deal with the fact. But I also, very selfishly, I love that you're almost using, not using, but like the experience of this person that you're with that you recognize like this isn't long term for me, that you're using this as like a tool, as like an learning opportunity, and it makes me so happy. You're like, I've been very honest, like I don't know this is this isn't the this isn't gonna last forever. But I've got some things to figure out, so let's just
figure this out together. It's great and he knows, Like, man, he knows. I told him day one. I was one day one, like day two, right when I was able to fill into our dynamic mix. But him being in my life has just really like shown me and like it's like it's been a beautiful practice of me speaking my needs because I mean, I don't know how this is going to come across, but there's a low it's a low cost, or it's a low like I know he's not my person and I'm not his person, and I know that like we are
not we're on two different levels. But he's someone that is open to learning and open to experiencing something different because I know I'm giving I'm offering that to him, and it's just been I've been able to really show up for myself in ways that I never showed up for myself before, like speaking my needs and being blunt. Like there's a point where I was like, this is what I need and if you can't show up like that, then like we're gonna end. And I literally said that to him, and he invited me
for dinner and we talked it out and it was great. So I've just been able to really show up for myself from this experience and have someone like reflect to me my own journey and growth practice makes perfect. You give me like for science vibes, we're gonna do this so for science. Yeah. I was kind of curious about that too, Like you know, you start kind of seeing someone and you decide, hey, this is not like my
long term purpose. What is the what is the reasoning to like stay with that person as opposed to like, hey, I don't think this is gonna go a long term let's just like call it here not quote unquote waste our time and whatever I aspect that is, So like, what's the purpose of hanging around this guy? Yeah, I feel there's a few ways, like
I am not like, so there's a thing called solo polyamory. I don't really like connect to the term, but I know that's exactly what I'm like, like the definition of it is what I'm experiencing where I'm my primary partner and I'm not seeing multiple like more than one right now, but like I'm open to it. But it's where you like are you're like dating other people,
and my intentions aren't to find my life partner. Instead there to witness myself in different dynamics and see what I actually really want because I know the list, because of course I want to I want to find my partner, and I also know I'm not ready yet. I do know that like energetically I don't have the tools yet for that soon. But what I'm learning through
other people is what I want. So it's to experience myself in different ways and to really understand what I do want and to like have this like knowing of the person I do want to call in and so basically I'm just you know, what I'm experiencing is like what a lot of people do, like unconsci where you're just like dating a lot of people and like your experience yourself
through other people. But I'm doing it from a very conscious space of like I'm doing this for me to experience myself and really like get to know someone else and get to know another human. And it's like I'm not just taking there's there's it's a giving and it's really beautiful. And knowing from the start
my expectations and my intentions makes it a really like nourishing experience. Like I'm not like I'm not leaking my energy like know where you're just like oh, she says she doesn't want to be a partner, but like you're kind of leaking that like undertone, it's like no, like this is what I want. And if this is not something that you want to be a part of, it's fine too, you know. Yeah again for science, it's just like it's like yeah, like you don't know what you want until you like
put yourself out there. Yeah. I love this. I really I don't know if you're doing this, but I think you should. You need to write all these things down, need to write all these experiences down, Like this is something I would read people would read, or I love about it because that's like I get into my psyche really like quickly, and I don't really have any like off limit topic, so it's really fun for me.
Yeah, I love having the conversation it's it's so good. So I live for and this is what the kind of conversations that like to have with my friends. And they're either like good or they're like not good. I'm like, oh yeah, but why Well? So, um, what is next for BPE? I note that you have some different things you've announced recently and there's some new things, So what is next? Yeah? So um the past few months BP has been like a weekly offering in Austin, and I'm
I've chosen to end that with the new year. Um, so BP's really stepping into like its own space, its own U experience. So I see doing monthly events for women to come to and to experience themselves. I'm going to do a co ed event in February for men and women to come and
do central embodiment, so that'll be really powerful. But in general, I am announcing a three month program for women to do like at home with me, like on zoom, and that's gonna be really powerful because it's going to be a whole journey of you know, I didn't just step into BP. I'm not like, oh okay, big puss the energy. It was this two year journey right, So I'm bringing out all those tools and all the practices that woke me up to this like bigness and to like owning my power
and constantly choosing to own my power. And so that's going to be a really poem program for women. And then I have a retreat in March as well in Austin, like a little bit outside of Austin. Is that the Marble's Fallow one? Yeah, yeah, I did go on the one on the website. Oh amazing. Yeah, A lot of like little like this
is like we're putting it out. I'm putting it out, and like the big vision for a Big Pussy Energy is to have it be like a world tour essentially, where like my launch party was a four hour event where I facilitated sixteen women through central embodiment, tworking and lap dancing and so bringing that experience to different studies across the country and to different countries across the world. That's so fun. I love this. I want to know more about this
coed situation because that is so amazing. Because I know that we've been calling the season. The season three that we're on has been m We've been calling it like Adams Adams Journey because we've had conversations with um sex coaches and different like therapists and such. In the entire time it's Adam. Everyone feels Adams like for learning and also he's like discovering all these things very therapeutic and cathartic, and he's like learning learning all the things, and it's very it's very
into it. Yeah, you've been learning a lot about yourself and about Like he's like, I have anxiety. I'm like, you have anxiety about with your performance or about this or about feeling used to talk about how masturbation was like shameful to him. I was like, oh no, I didn't know this was a thing. So I love I love men going on the journey
as well, because that one is also just like extra foreign. Yeah, I mean it was like a co creation idea because when I started, I mean before even Big PUSSI Energy came out, I was already I was teaching my torque shop class in Austin, and so I already was like in sentual
embodiment outwardly, and I was like hosting lady nights. I would call it men's nights, So ladies would come over once a month, and we would talk about SAX, so essentially this and then once a month I'd have men come over and we talk about sex and I'd be the only woman in the room. And so like men have been asking me like, Okay, how do I become centraally embodied? Like what does that journey look like? And
to be honest, like I don't know. I BPE is literally the birth of my own personal journey that I'm I'm sharing with other women to walk along. However, I did do. I co facilitated an event with my friend Layola, and it was like a sensual party where everyone like I guess you can call central play party, but there was no like sex. It was more just like ever you could be naked if you want it, but it
was more just like sensual and like just being like seen. And I taught a lap dance class or a lap dance workshop, and before I taught the lap dance like in the co ed space, which that's the only time I've ever taught co ed so far. Even this is like three months ago. I led the men and women in a central embodiment ten minute routine. Usually do thirty minutes to embodiment, but I did a really short ten minute,
just so you get into your body. And one of my friends, who was a man, he was there and the whole night was like four hours, and he came up to me and he said, the best experience of that whole night was the ten minutes that you were guiding us in the sensual embodiment practice. So not even the lap dance, not the whole night where you're like feeling sensual and you're with others, and you know, that ten
minutes was the most eye opening experience that he had. And in how I guide sensual embodiment, all of our eyes are closed, even my own, So it's a very inward experience. It's for you to experience yourself, to experience your body and your sacral shaka, which is where your sensual sexual energy is. And he and I didn't change the movements. I did the same exact movements I teach women. And so it also opens up the whole like how men are supposed to move or if I move my hips like that,
does that mean I'm like gay? Like I don't even know what goes through it, but like the whole like yeah, being feminine and a man like that, shaming and like the cultural norms when it comes to like expressing yourself and more of a feminine energy. So he brought up that experience to me and he said, like he had tears coming through because our hip store emotions, like our hips are like the nober one space where emotions are stored,
and so I guide you removing your hips. And I think that really opened him up and opened his body, and so his feedback from that experience and he's a great dear friend of mine and he's a really heart open person, like helped me realize that, like I don't need to change anything about sensual embodiment to curate it for men. If anything, it's inviting the men into their feminine energy and into being slow and into being exploratory, which is like
the feminine like going slow and being present. So that's what brought up the idea. So I'm literally just going to teach the same thing I teach to women, just with men in the room as well. Yeah, I love that, and I know, I know we got to wrap up, but I did want to say this real quick that, Uh, I do think I love that like having men be a more feminine role because I do think like that's such a struggle for men. Um, we talk about this all
the time. You'll always see pictures of guys dressing up for Halloween and they'll be dressed as a woman. They'll have the dress on, and you're always like, oh, look at them. They're not afraid to dress as women. And I have to be like, no, here's what's happening, because I think, like any time a man is feminism, it's always in this very ironic like look at me, I'm a dude with a skirt on.
Like I grew up in College Station where Texas A and m Is, So like every Halloween it was just every like guy was out there with a skirt because it's because you see the good in people. But when I know these guys and there is a little bit there is, Yeah, there's a there can be a negativity too when people are doing it with the wrong mindset. Yeah. So I love you. Like having this opportunity for men to actually, like in a very genuine, earnest way, dig into their looking in
feminism. Yeah yeah, yeah, looking masculine femine energies. And so it's really just allowing the feminine and all of us to be seen, not by others, but by yourself. Yeah, because if you think about it, I feel as a as a female, when we have tendencies to have masculine energy, it's like an empowered thing. It's like you go, girl,
you work hard for that money, you do the things. But when it comes to men honing it on a feminine energy, it's still something that is scary and isn't at a point where society and culturally we're looking at that as like this crazy positive thing. It's still something that people are very on defensive out still. So that's really important that you're doing that. Yeah, thank you, Yeah, I'm excited. Well, Brittini, where would you like people to find you in BPE? Well, Instagram is a great space.
So I have my own personal account which is at Brittini Burnan and then BP she has her own account too, So that's a Big Pussy Energy with one S for pussy. Instagram doesn't allow it. I got around, and then I also have a website which is Big Pussy Energy dot co. So those are the great spaces to look into it more perfect and all that's going to be linked in the show descriptions. Everyone can hyperlink it there, alrighty guy
as well. It was such a blast talking with you, Brittini. And until next time, I'm sure you'll catch me in a retreat or stocking you at yoga one or the other, because I think we should be friends. But until next time, thank you so much for talking with us today. Thank you. It's so fun. I just aired out all of my shadows and it feels really I hope it was artic. Wow. Wow wow. So for the first time ever, the end of the interview is not the end of the episode. How do you feel about that? Oh? Oh,
or have we started? We're starting? Oh? Okay, cut it um. We're introducing something new. We're introducing something Yeah. No, it's very exciting. Sorry, I was pulling it up. I wasn't I wasn't prepared. I was also pulling it up, but I can multitask. Wow. Well, well, I just wasn't aware to start. Well, welcome guys. I hope you enjoyed um that interview and I call more conversations than interview, but I do hope you enjoyed the time with Brittany and learning about
her. Make sure you go follow her and big Pussy energy on everything Lincoln. The descriptions, but we introduced. We're introducing something new that we did during the break. So if you don't keep up with us on social media um or you're not one of our Patreon members, you may not know that
we participated in the Tucson Erotic Art Show over the break. We introduced a little interactive exhibit called the Hotline at the Tucson Erotica Art Show and it is a sex confession booth, an anonymous sex confession booth where people can provide advice, talk about their fantasies, leave a confession, a favorite moment, a least favorite moment. It's pretty open forum, but it's a way for people to be part of the conversation of making sex less taboo and intimidating, you
know, just like we try and do every single week. So we wanted to introduce something like that, and we are also going to share that information with you guys, our listeners, so you can also leave an anonymous sex confession even if you weren't in Tucson. Yeah, so people are going to leave these they already have and we're just gonna listen to them. It's all as anonymous as you want it to be. We're going to listen to them
and discuss them at the end of the episodes. And if you want to be part of the show and you want to leave one of these, you can do so by calling the phone number five one two nine one zero, five to seven, nine to six, and you can leave a voicemail and then it'll get played on this show and we'll talk about it, talk about it, and that phone number will be in the description as well. So I don't feel like you need to run and find a piece of paper at
this very moment. But okay, we've got quite a few to pick from. You know, this was up all month, so they've got quite a few. Any rhymer way you want me to pick these? Do we want to do them in order? Do we want to mix them up? I think we shouldn't mix them up. Okay, I am going to just pick a random one. How about that? Yeah, sounds good? Okay, And four people to know we have not listened to any of them. We've not listened to any of them. This is all blind listening, blind listening.
I'm gonna play it and we're gonna we're gonna talk about it. I like to list ask I like all different colors, of us. I like mail asks, one like thee mail asks. I like to like ash, I like to like blooky hue. But sometimes when I'm with a fan, if I look an ass, it's like looking at I think about looking a poky boil and looking on fans and it's so good when they moan, oh, they moan, you want that acts like don't you? Yeah, you do? You like that song? Grin sobbing you going round and round and
round and oh inside slipping the slip, Oh you know it. I like, ah. So what what I like about this voicemail is how doctor sees it sounds it's giving green eggs and ham poetry slam. It really does. Yeah, it really did. That was quite a That was quite a performance in that voicemail. And for context, you know that was um I don't know what day, but these are in the evening, so people are at the bar, they're drinking, they're enjoying themselves, so you know they're they're
clearly having a good old time. I love. I don't think we talk enough about ladies looking ass, sure, I do think it's more when we think about it, it's thought of as the men doing it to the ladies. Sure. I think it has to do with like masculinity and everyone afraid of their sexuality, that men aren't going to talk about it as much. And I can even see ladies being afraid to talk about it as well, because it can come off almost like a cleanliness thing, you know what I
mean, Like it's cue when guys do it. But it could be like grown man ass could be gross. It could be very gross. Yeah, because you specifically won't even get near me if you haven't showered, if I'm like trying to put a finger on anything. Yeah, and I got a Harry, but you do have a Harry. But I like your hairy butt,
so yeah, but no, I mean good for her. Yeah, I'm curious, like how I want to know the strategy behind that, because not every man will That's what That's what I was trying to about to say, Yeah, like how how she goes about how does she introduce introducing that? And like is it difficult to find people? Because I mean the way she phrased it, it sounded or they phrased it. I don't want to
yeah, gender them. Um, the way they phrased it, it sounds like they like it's something that they genuinely try to make happen like it's for them. Yeah, So I'm curious how difficult it is to find someone that is willing to take that go down that road, especially like if they don't you know, if if they're not in a committed relationship and doing a one night stand, whether they are not, I don't know that information wasn't prevalent
in there. I would argue for someone could be easier. You think, hmm, like, all, I'm never gonna see this person again, sure, getting these cheeks, maybe I could see it either way. But I do not condone. I do not condone non consent. Like let's see, let's be fair. But like let's say I was with you where you and I have been married for four years together for eight you and I don't really consent anymore. Sure we have, well we consent, but we don't have
like conversations. Correct, you and I are very much like I consent to try and think whatever happens, I happened. Yeah, and so in that situation, maybe this is a question for you. Would you rather us talk about that ahead of time or would you rather me ask for forgiveness later? Because if you're because I could see you overthinking it, being nervous, actual
sheets are clenched. You know. Is it better just in the heat of the moment, when I'm like whether I'm giving you a sloppy toppy I'm making my way down to your giblets, I'm making my way down to your chili ring. I know I love saying that to you. I always say it only makes my ass pucker and my my dick shrivel up. I only say it because you don't like it. Um, you know what I mean? Is this a good thing to work our way into in the heat of the moment. I think, like a part of me is like no, because
I don't want to be surprised. But I think if I looked at it realistically, that would probably be the best way to do it for you, for me, Yeah, in a committed, consensual relationship correct, Yes, yes, if you have that kind of relationship with whoever you are involved. Yeah, Because I could just see guys overthinking it. Yeah, I think I would, because from my perspective, I think I would get nervous.
And we talked about this in the podcast. I want to say season two where where I've brought up to you that when it comes to ass play, it is a conversation for the women to have with the men about the men in their ass yes, whereas vice versa. In the heat of the moment, guys are constantly like, sure, ass play. It's very rare that I've ever unless it was straight up penetration, unless it was anal sure, I have never had a guy asked me if they could do anything in my
butt. They just so. I think that's an interesting takeaway too, that you know, whether we need to have more conversations with women or also men just need to like get over themselves. I would say probably the former. Yeah, yeah, but yeah, it is interesting that with men, you never asked me when you look my booty hole. No, I feel like there was probably a conversation early on about it. I don't think we had conversations in the beginning of our relationship. I was a hoedown and you were
very excited. We were nineteen and twenty one and especially eight years ago, so conversations are also very different in regards to consent um. And you know, I just liked each other and you just didn't number on me. Yeah, we never talked about it. I think conversation again, it's always a conversation when it's full penetration. Yeah for sure. Yeah, I don't think requires prep work on both their ends. That doesn't mean you could just slip in. Yeah, and that's like that is a shocker. Yeah, if
you're not expecting it. Um, but good on her, Good on her bird to be excited and proud about it. Yeah. I think I think women should be more open to it because men aren't going to be historically.
Yeah, And I also think, like I think it's interesting, um, like you know the idea that like physically, I mean it's like physically scientifically whatever, like anal on a woman does not like there's no there's no part of the body that that makes feel good, you know what I'm saying, Like as opposed to men have a prostate right women have like the clutorists and like their sensitive parts in their in their volva, Like women doesn't don't have
that like gland or whatever in their asshole that feels good whenever it's it's being touched. Um. Such scientific Well, so there's the idea that like, you know, anal is for whoever is when it comes to a man and a woman having sex, anal is more for the man for the woman than the woman because of that theoretically right, but like there is the but they like some women even though there's not maybe a physical but they can still be really entered. And I feel like this is a similar thing where like,
yeah, she just like really enjoys it. It's more of a it feels like a more mental and emotional turn on. Yeah no, absolutely, yeah, yeah, so good for her. Kudos to her for being our first on air confession. Yeah, shout out to you, friend, shout out to you. Don't forget to call and leave your own confession so we can talk about it and all that good stuff. So check that out, Lincoln description, Adam, do you want to give that phone number one more time?
Yes, ma'am, so people can call a call you. We're not going to listen to him ahead of time. So yeah, so call us at five one two nine one zero five seven nine six. That is nine Oh shit, that is five one two nine one zero five seven nine six four bottled up. Yeah, so call us and leave your message and we'll talk about them. Also, that is not like our personal phone numbers. It don't be weird and call us over and over again. It's a Google
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