What’s a Girl Boner?
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Do you think you know what turns women on? August Mclaughlin from Girl Boner and Stephanie talk about female sexuality and what empowerment looks like in a post-me too movement era.
Show Highlights
Stephanie states how it is hard to find cues on what turns women on in media and advertising.
August shares why it was important to her to get the term “girl boner” out in the world.
Stephanie and August make it really simple for people — if you don’t know what turns your woman on, just ask her!
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Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
August makes talking about sex easy and accessible. She generously cares about people and leads the conversation for women to be empowered to make their own decisions about experiencing pleasure. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Sex Talk or Sex Walk?
Have a partner? Make time for conversation about turn-ons. Use literature, art or movie to inspire the conversation.
No Partner? Walk into a sex shop for a little exploration. Ask Questions, keeping in mind the store clerk has probably heard your question before. No reason to get embarrassed.
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