Exes, Erogenous Zones & Erotic Massage Sex With Dr. Jess

This week we explore surprising hot spots on the body including the Million Dollar Mark as well as a variety of erotic touch techniques from the Liquid Trace to the Breath Kiss. We also answer a listener question about whether or not to invite an ex to your wedding.



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Episode 212: Exes, Erogenous Zones & Erotic Massage



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You're listening to the Sex With Dr. Jess podcast. Sex and relationship advice you can use tonight.



Brandon (00:16):



Welcome to the Sex With Dr. Jess podcast. I'm your co host Brandon Ware here with my always lovely other half Dr. Jess.



Dr. Jess (00:24):



I'm not so lovely today.



Brandon (00:27):



I think you're lovely. And I'm not just saying that for brownie points.



Dr. Jess (00:31):



You're being sarcastic.



Brandon (00:32):



You’re hot.



Dr. Jess (00:33):



Oh, I’m nice to look at. That's not what I meant. I have a bad attitude.



Brandon (00:37):



You got the bad attitude all right. You got a bad-a-tude. Yeah you hot.



Dr. Jess (00:41):



It's been a day.



Brandon (00:43):



It has.



Dr. Jess (00:44):



I have to say. So I had such a wild day today, it was a bit of a rough one where I started with a live shoot, and our internet went down, and I pissed off the live audience, and a whole bunch of other things went down. Not a big deal in the grand scheme of things. But then I had therapy, so I just talked to my therapist Carla and I feel, I don't know like nine notches calmer.



Brandon (01:03):



That's great.



Dr. Jess (01:04):



Yeah.



Brandon (01:05):



I went upstairs and banged my head into the wall.



Dr. Jess (01:08):



It sounded like you were working out.



Brandon (01:10):



Yeah I did. I did some calisthenics.



Dr. Jess (01:13):



So you did your work out. I got my therapy. Are you feeling calmer?



Brandon (01:16):



I always feel calmer after I am physical.



Dr. Jess (01:20):



I thought you were gonna say you feel calmer after I go to therapy



Brandon (01:25):



I always feel better when you have therapy. No, I feel, I feel better all right.



Dr. Jess (01:28):



You've got your outlet. I've got mine. Now we're gonna be talking about erogenous zones today. Hopefully we'll get into some erotic massage techniques, we have a question about exes. Before we dive in, I want to say thank you to OhMyG, they are our sponsor today. This is a super quiet toy by Ioba that massages the G zone internally,