Dildo-special

Episode 5 of the Tænd for mig podcast, hosted by alt.dk, titled "Dildo-special" was published on September 6, 2022 and runs 55 minutes.

September 6, 2022 ·55m · Tænd for mig

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Amerikanske forskere mener, at vibratorer bør udskrives på recept. Den lille vibrerende ven er nemlig decideret sund for os kvinder. Vært Josefine Stork og sexolog Ditte Winkel, dykker sammen med stifteren af sexshoppen Peech, Clara Fillipa Damgaard Andersen, ned i forskningen og taler om, hvordan sexlegetøj er sundt og seksuelt frigørende. Du bliver også guidet til dit næste vibrator-køb, og så bliver der svaret på spørgsmål som bl.a. handler om, hvordan man håndterer den skamfulde følelse, der kan være forbundet med onani, hvad forskellen på en vibrator og stimulator er, og hvordan man kan bruge sexlegetøj sammen med sin partner.

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