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EPISODE · Jun 9, 2021 · 27 MIN

Fairy Tales, Feminism, Dominatrixes!

from Girl Boner Radio: True Sex and Relationship Stories

Did you know the first fairy tales were written by women as feminist critiques? Fairy tales of all kinds can influence what we believe and experience around sex and relationships. Take it from August, a power dynamics expert/former dominatrix and a giantess dominatrix with over 20 years of experience.     A few things you'll learn about in the episode:   The original fairy tales, which were written as feminist critiques of patriarchy  The storyline of the first fairy tale, by Baroness Marie Catherine d'Aulnoy How "Sleeping Beauty" parallels power struggles many women face today, with thoughts from Kashia Urbaniak How a Mother Goose story brought out kinky curiosity in Goddess Severa early on How Goddess Severa went from broke in NYC to a thriving dominatrix career, how her first session went down and what she loves about her work   Explore the Pride Month specials at The Pleasure Chest! thepleasurechest.com   Checked out Dr. Megan's Pleasure Picks! greatlifegreatsex.com/pleasurepicks    Support the show and get fun extras, including bonus content for this episode! patreon.com/girlboner    

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