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Jun 9, 2026 54 min

Oral Sex

from Turned On With Sue And John

Today’s oral presentation is all about… Oral! We’ll introduce you to Jasmine, who partnered with Sue last weekend for an entire workshop devoted to oral sex! As a working professional, she’ll let you in on all kinds of tips (pardon the pun) and tricks! Sue also discusses some of the biggest oral sex myths on this episode as well as her “sassy sex secret” of the week; the frozen grape trick! This sounds SOOOO fun! For our swinger friends, we get into all the things swinging has taught us, and others in the lifestyle. If you’re new to swinging, these are some of the things you’ll experience as you play more! Some incredible questions from YOU again this week. One listener cannot visualize things in their mind and wants to know if that’s normal. We promise you, it is, and we have some work-arounds for you to try! Another listener is frustrated trying to orgasm, often spending up to an hour with no success. They’d like Sue’s recipe for “scream cream” please. Sue happily shares that today. Finally, we address some comments found on Reddit on the topic of oral sex and also what research has to say on the matter! Sue’s Newsletter: https://www.turnedonpodcast.com/newsletter Questions for Sue: [email protected] Our website: https://www.turnedonpodcast.com Us on Fetlife: https://fetlife.com/TurnedOnPodcast John on Fetlife: https://fetlife.com/Megahurts And our friends at the Adult Fun Superstore: www.adultfun.ca

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