Post by max23 on Dec 17, 2020 20:15:37 GMT -5
From the title, you might think this podcast is about a serial killer, rather than period sex. A lot of the 40 minutes is stuff we've read or heard before, but the interviews are interesting. At about the 5 and 15 minute marks, "David" discusses his period fetish. When he was in high school, he went down on a female friend - although he didn't know that she was menstruating, he found that he enjoyed it.
At about 33 minutes, a camgirl, "Lucky", talks about selling video clips about her period, and the fact that many internet sites ban period content. She mentions that she posted a shower clip on Porn Hub "with my period in it", but that it was taken down within half an hour by a site administrator. That surprises me, because if you search for "period" using the site's search function, you get 900+ hits!
The podcast host also interviews a menstrual historian, Elissa Stein, who has written a book, Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation, which has attracted mixed reviews: www.amazon.com/Flow-Cultural-Menstruation-Elissa-Stein/dp/B0045JK6CY. Stein talks about the shame and embarrassment that surrounds the subject of menstruation, and illustrates this by pointing out that the two major 20th Century sex studies, the Kinsey Report and the Hite Report didn't ask any questions about menstruation.
Anyway, for anyone who's interested in listening, here's the link: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d-is-for-desire/id1516511773
At about 33 minutes, a camgirl, "Lucky", talks about selling video clips about her period, and the fact that many internet sites ban period content. She mentions that she posted a shower clip on Porn Hub "with my period in it", but that it was taken down within half an hour by a site administrator. That surprises me, because if you search for "period" using the site's search function, you get 900+ hits!
The podcast host also interviews a menstrual historian, Elissa Stein, who has written a book, Flow: The Cultural Story of Menstruation, which has attracted mixed reviews: www.amazon.com/Flow-Cultural-Menstruation-Elissa-Stein/dp/B0045JK6CY. Stein talks about the shame and embarrassment that surrounds the subject of menstruation, and illustrates this by pointing out that the two major 20th Century sex studies, the Kinsey Report and the Hite Report didn't ask any questions about menstruation.
Anyway, for anyone who's interested in listening, here's the link: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d-is-for-desire/id1516511773