Jennifer Zamparelli

That's a really good intro.

Grace, we had such a great reaction to our last episode when you were on and people clearly want answers when it comes to sex, but still a bit mortified in asking them.

OK, so more podcasts like this.

100%.

And where do you think the fear of being abnormal actually comes from?

And it happens throughout life.

Yeah.

But I suppose you just reminded me there, it kind of makes sense as to why it's so important for people to find their tribe, because you mentioned that word, whether that's a sexual preference, some sort of kink.

And people who I've interviewed on this podcast, they tend to find, it's very important for them to find their tribe in some way.

There are people, whether it's online or whatever, and they find this group of people who are like them because they're out there.

And that's just in us that we want to belong to something, right?

And I suppose that's one of the big pluses of social media that we can find our people.

What's something people think is rare that you actually see all the time?

So very common.

Interesting.

Right.

Okay.

Let's get into it because we have had a lot come in for you.

And here's one that came in and it says, why do I sometimes feel like I need to pee during sex, even when I don't?

I was probably in my early 30s when I found out the importance of peeing after sex.