All Episodes - Suelta la Sopa with Rossy
Aims to create community and break shame infested ideas within sex, dating and intimacy, through storytelling and discussion. To redefine our relationships with ourselves, lovers, and our community.
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Quickie: Daddy Issues
On the first-ever Quickie with Rossy, she talks about daddy issues, where does this term come from, what it looks like, and the different attachment styles.
Seasons are changing
Your gurl is back, pero que a hecho Rossy during the summer? From new dick to a new way of seeing her intimate relationships, Rossy suelta la sopa. Grab your tea, cafesito, or tequila and enjoy.
Eat the cookie!
In this week's episode, I sat down with my girl @cheerupcharli_ and spoke all things oral sex. From receiving, giving, the white supremacist patriarchal ideas around it, and the good ole juicy and messy stories. Que disfruten!
A letter to my teenage self...
In this week's episode, I reached out to some friends I cherish and respect and had them record a love letter to themselves. A way to tell our stories regarding the lessons we wished we would have learned early on. Follow me online: Instagram: @sueltalasopawit_rossy @rossy_chingona
Pleasure and joy in times of grief
This week I sat down and caught up with my good friend Darin, we discussed pleasure in times of grief, what self-love looks like, and we had lots of vulnerable moments. You can follow Darin on Instagram: @darin27 Millennial Unpublished: @millennialsunpublished Follow me online: Instagram: @sueltalasopawit_rossy @rossy_chingona
Put some ice on it!
In this week's episode I sat down with three of my good friends Charli, Effie, and Martha, we discussed casual sex, sexting, and the stigmas behind it. Espero que lo disfruten. Besitos. In the midst of the murder of George Floyd and the continuous senseless murder of black folks in the USA, as a non-black latina, I stand with all my black sisters and brothers. For all my non- black folks, this is a time to have and continue having conversations about our anti-blackness with our family and friends. A great way to support the movement is to DONATE and EDUCATE. Below are some resources and organizations. Support Local( Madrid) Black-Owned Businesses La Pasa Gin Bar: Calle de San Bernardo, 73 El Mandela: Calle de la Independencia, 1 Restaurante Dakar: Calle del Amparo, 61 Sankara Lounge: Cuesta de Sto. Domingo Bazar El Menara: Calle del Meson de Paredes, 61 Portland, Oregon Black-Owned Businesses Kee’s Loaded Kitchen Yaad Style Jamaican Cuisine Caribbean Spice 42nd Ave Fish & Chips Hana’s New Orleans Snowballs & More Jamaican Homestyle Cuisine Cannon’s Rib Express Catfish Lane Fish Fusion Po’ Shines Cafe Trap Kitchen V’s Soul Food Shack Bole Ethiopian Restaurant Queen of Sheba Restaurant Hayat Somali Restaurant Merkato Ethiopian Music & Food Sore Deadstock Coffee Roasters Cason’s Fine Meats Donate The NAACP Legal Defense Fund https://www.naacpldf.org/ Black Trans Protestors Emergency Fund PayPal: btfacollective@gmail.com Color of Change https://colorofchange.org/ The link below provides a ton of information on racial justice and the history they keep form us. https://trello.com/b/yELQsHXl/red-pill-blue-pill
Who’s that girl? Que está haciendo!?
In my first mini episode, I discuss who I am, and why I decided to start this podcast. Besos y espero que disfruten. #sueltalasopa