Fearne Cotton

And then you both leave the room and you still don't know what they look like.

And that is that woman's sexual fantasy.

Obviously, I got the giggles a hundred times whilst reading it because I had to say the word cock on stage at the output hall.

There's something that feels inherently wrong about using blasphemous language in a venue like that.

This regal, ornate building, very proper, very traditional.

And I'm going...

He put his cock inside me.

I'm going, oh my God, what am I saying?

I mean, there was something massively jarring about it, but it was so funny.

And the whole room, do you know what it was?

The bit that brought the joy for me was that it felt like a non-judgmental, safe space to sensibly and with humour talk about sex.

For women.

And we need that.

I don't think there's enough spaces like that without judgment and without it being, you know, something that's full of shame or secrecy.

It was so liberating.

It was so liberating.

So that brought me all the joy.

And actually, Amelia from Team Happy Place came along and had a jolly good night.

It's got us thinking, actually.

It's got us getting buzzed up about Happy Place projects that we're dreaming up currently.