Savage Lovecast Episode 981
Summary
This episode features Dan Savage dispensing his signature advice on a range of sex and relationship topics. Listeners call in with quandaries on psychological dominance in kink, navigating pubic hair and condom preferences in gay culture, and exploring casual sex as an androgynous individual. Dan also dives into the serious implications of current political attacks on women's rights and offers a critical review of a popular show's sex scene, concluding with listener feedback on AI erotica and OnlyFans.Episode description
A cute li'l gal worries she just isn't a very convincing dom. How can she use psychology to establish her sexy top role?
A newly out pan man is ready to dive into gay culture. But he isn't quite ready to shave his pubes! Does he have to?
On the Magnum, Dan chats with novelist and television writer Kashana Cauley. (Author of The Payback and The Survivalists.) They talk about the pleasure of dystopian novels in a dystopian present, on being a clotheshorse, the student debt crisis, setting boundaries in kink and more!
A very androgynous AFAB person has a ton of pull with both men and women. But they are new to the gay cruising scene and want some tips on navigating those entrancing homo spaces.
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Dan Savage is a sex-advice columnist, podcaster, author, and creator of the It Gets Better Project. From body hair to birth control, asexuality to auto-erotic asphyxiation and with a dose of progressive politics, Dan Savage is a cultural force for sex positivity, when we most need it.