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Lets Talk Sex

Michael Fortune

We will explore sex, the things that are known or unknown. Why are we missing real sex communication beyond identifying gender but no talk about the dynamics of sexuality.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lets-talk-sex--5052038/support.

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Curveball-Crushing_ Dating Outside Your Type for...

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2026/01/14

Welcome to the world of modern dating where throwing a curveball can lead to unexpected and enriching connections. In 2026, a fascinating trend called "curveball-crushing" emerged, encouraging singles everywhere to say yes to potential partners who stretch their comfort zones and challenge their preconceived notions of romance.So, what exactly does "curveball-crushing" mean? It’s all about stepping outside of your typical dating preferences—those types you usually gravitate towards, whether they’re

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3:43

Swipe Mania_ The Digital Revolution of Swiping

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2026/01/14

We're diving into the whirlwind world of "Swipe Mania." Ever thought about how many times you swipe on your phone each day? Whether it's in games, social media, or even while searching for love, the simple swipe gesture has taken over our digital lives in ways we never expected.Let’s kick things off with gaming. Have you heard of "Fruit Swipe Mania"? Released in March 2024 by NapTech Games, this colorful puzzle game has been drawing players in like moths to a flame. Imagine matching vibrant fruits

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3:50

Swiping Through Time_ The Evolution of Online Dating

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2026/01/14

Today, we're diving into the intriguing evolution of online dating, a journey filled with innovation, changing social norms, and yes, a few swipes along the way.Let's rewind to the 1990s, a decade that marked the dawn of online dating. With the commercialization of the internet, platforms like Match.com came into existence in 1995, providing a new way for people to connect. Imagine creating a profile and reaching out to others based on shared interests right from your computer. This was

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3:50

ChemRIZZtry_ The New Vibe in Dating

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2026/01/14

. If you've ever felt an unexpected spark with someone you didn’t think you’d be attracted to, then you’ve dabbled in what’s being called "ChemRIZZtry." It’s a blend of chemistry and charisma, and it’s changing how singles connect and date in today’s world.So, what exactly is "ChemRIZZtry"? Essentially, it’s the idea that sometimes attraction can strike in the most surprising places. This contemporary trend highlights the importance of genuine interpersonal vibes over rigid checklists of

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3:27

Gray Dating_ Love Knows No Age

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2026/01/14

Today, we’re diving into an inspiring trend that’s taking the world of romance by storm – gray dating! That’s right, it’s all about love for those aged 50 and above, and it shows us that the pursuit of companionship truly knows no bounds.In recent years, there’s been a remarkable surge in interest among older adults when it comes to seeking romantic relationships. From what we’ve come to understand, gray dating is about more than just finding someone to spend time with – it’s about embracing the

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3:31

Swiped Away_ The Cost of Love in the Digital Age

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2026/01/14

Today, we’re diving into a topic that many have experienced but few have truly dissected—the rising costs of online dating. With the advent of premium subscriptions and exclusive features, love has become a bit too pricey for comfort. If you’ve ever wondered whether romance is turning into a game of financial strategy, you’re in the right place.Let’s start from the beginning. Remember when dating apps were mostly free? Well, those days seem to be fading fast as many platforms adopt a "pay-to-play"

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3:47

Social Rust_ Overcoming the Nerve of Face-to-Face...

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2026/01/14

It’s no secret that the way we connect with each other has dramatically changed in recent years. With the rise of digital communication, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us have gotten used to a screen-based connection instead of the good old-fashioned face-to-face conversations. But with this transition, we face a new challenge—something being referred to as "social rust."You might be wondering, what exactly is social rust? Well, it describes the struggle many individuals now

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3:33

Date Till You Hate_ The Toxic New Dating Trend

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2026/01/14

Today, we’re diving into a particularly cynical phenomenon that’s been buzzing all over social media – the "Date Till You Hate" trend. Yes, you heard that right!So, what is "Date Till You Hate"? Essentially, it’s a trend where folks decide to stay in a relationship until their affection twists into actual disdain. And this idea gained traction thanks to a TikToker named Meg Neil who, after a four-year relationship, shared how allowing her feelings to sour made breaking up feel easier. It’s like

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10:08

The 10‑Minute Safety Check: Verify Logistics Without...

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2026/01/13

Meeting someone in person should feel grounded, not like a gamble. This 10‑minute episode gives listeners a short, repeatable Safety Check: three quick, respectful verifications you can do in-chat to confirm logistics (place, timing, transit), shared-context signals (work/study rhythms, mutual acquaintances phrased lightly), and a simple authenticity check that avoids invasive searching. Sarah offers exact, warmth-preserving scripts to ask clarifying questions, a 48–72 hour timing rule for

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7:47

The Micro‑Reference Test: Seed a Tiny Shared Cue to...

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2026/01/12

Many early threads reveal personality but not resonance: a laugh, a rhythm, or a private reference can show whether someone aligns with your tone and values. This 10‑minute episode teaches the Micro‑Reference Test: pick a neutral, low-risk cue (a two-word riff, a one-line caption, or a 5–8 second voice clip), seed it with warmth, and watch for three response types (mirror, remix, or miss) that signal different levels of fit. Sarah models exact, empathy-first scripts for text, voice-note, and

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9:03

The Two‑Photo Test: Read Small Visual Clues to Learn...

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2026/01/12

Profiles and photos carry useful, testable clues—if you read them kindly and with a method. In this 10‑minute episode Sarah teaches the Two‑Photo Test: pick two non-posed images (a daily scene + an action shot), note three respectful inference categories (rhythm, values, context), then convert each inference into one soft curiosity question to confirm rather than assume. Listeners learn exact, empathy-forward phrasing for in-app messages and a brief voice-note, privacy guardrails to avoid asking for

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9:05

The Trade‑Off Map: Use a Values Budget to Decide Faster

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2026/01/10

Dating often feels like choosing between competing priorities without a tool to see the costs. In this 10‑minute episode Sarah guides listeners through the Trade‑Off Map: a short, practical ritual that names three life domains (Time & Tempo, Practical Costs, Emotional Priorities), assigns a simple Budget (Keep / Bend / Let Go), and converts feelings into one clear next-step. Listeners get exact, empathy-forward phrasing to surface trade-offs in messages or early conversations, a one-week

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8:26

Tiny Tasks, Big Signals: 3 Micro‑Collaborations to...

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2026/01/09

Many early matches tell you about values—but small collaborative actions reveal whether someone actually shows up. This 10‑minute monologue teaches three lightweight micro‑collaborations (Playlist Pair, Plan-a-Snack, Two-Line Photo Prompt) designed to surface cooperation, tone, and scheduling habits without pressure or oversharing. Sarah models exact, warm scripts for text and voice-note, shows how to scope each task safely, and offers a simple 3-thread micro‑experiment: try one task per thread over

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7:50

The 3-Line Map: Align Expectations, Keep the Warmth

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2026/01/08

Ambiguous signals often stall promising early interactions. This 10-minute episode teaches the 3-Line Map: three concise, warm prompts to co-create Timing (reply/plan window), Tempo (weekend vs weeknight energy), and Next-Step (what counts as an invite). Sarah models three delivery formats—text, a softened voice note, and a brief two-person clip—and offers multiple softened script variants so the Map never reads like a checklist. Listeners hear two short examples, a one-week micro-experiment (track

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8:59

The First Five Minutes: The Tempo Test to Reveal Fit

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2026/01/07

First impressions are noisy; the trick is listening for tempo and reciprocity, not chemistry alone. In this 10-minute episode Sarah introduces the Tempo Test: a calm grounding line to set tone, a two-question Reciprocity Meter that reveals rhythm and effort, and a low-risk Micro-Ask that tests planning energy. The episode models three natural variations (casual coffee, short walk, first call), gives concise scripts adapted for different cultural pacing and neurodivergent listeners, and prescribes a

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7:43

The Second-Date Agenda: Design One Date to Test Fit,...

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2026/01/06

Too often second dates become blurry repeats of small talk or pressure-filled auditions. This 10-minute episode gives listeners a practical alternative: design one short agenda that tests a single compatibility signal (values, tempo, or cooperation) while keeping warmth and curiosity front-and-center. Sarah frames the agenda as a collaborative, gentle experiment: pick the signal, choose one 20–40 minute activity that surfaces it naturally, use an inviting two-line script to propose the plan, and a

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8:28

Breadcrumb Repair: How to Recover Momentum After...

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2026/01/05

Too many promising connections stall after a missed message or a slow reply. This 10-minute episode gives listeners a short, respectful playbook for recovering momentum without appearing needy or ignoring safety. Sarah frames recovery as mutual recalibration: diagnose why the thread slowed (timing, mismatch, life), choose a recovery lane (Gentle Nudge, Honest Reset, Close-with-Grace), and use timing rules that preserve dignity. Listeners hear three tested scripts—with tone cues for text, voice note,

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8:11

From Chat to Date: Calm Messaging That Gets Results...

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2026/01/04

Stop wondering if you're too eager or too slow: this 10‑minute episode teaches a calm, repeatable way to get from chat to date in fewer messages while reducing anxiety. Sarah leads a quick Tempo Audit to name your natural reply speed, planning window, and tolerance for lag, then demonstrates three instantly usable tempo signals with one‑line examples so listeners grasp them immediately: mirror timing ("I usually reply within a few hours"), set a planning window ("Can we plan for this weekend?"), and

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7:45

The Red Thread: Craft a 60‑Second Dating Story That...

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2026/01/03

This 10‑minute episode shows listeners how to stop scattering cues and start weaving a single, honest narrative—the 'Red Thread'—that makes compatibility easier to spot. Sarah defines why a consistent story (one value + two concrete moments + an anchor) creates pattern recognition across profile lines, messages, and in-person openings. The episode models a real rewrite: a bland profile -> a Red Thread bio, an opening message that echoes the thread, and a 45‑second first‑date pitch performed aloud

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8:50

The 10‑Minute Consent Map: Pacing, Permission, and...

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2026/01/02

This 10-minute episode reframes consent as a clarity tool that protects curiosity and speeds honest decisions. Host Sarah lays out a simple Consent Map with three zones—Green (go), Gold (check-in), Red (pause)—and shows how the map applies to physical touch, messaging tempo, and time investment without moralizing. Listeners learn three short, adaptable scripts (a green nudge, a gold-check, a red pause) and tone cues to keep language warm and nonjudgmental. The episode models two realistic

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