Reggie Watts

I liked how she jumped in and she was like, I'm here.

I'm available.

But not in a desperate way in any way.

It was just more like, I want to have fun and I really like you.

And that was kind of it.

And it just persisted.

Well, I mean, I think between.

Well, there is lots in between, but I think for me, when I hang out with people that feel healthy in their poly identity, it's more like...

it's more like an openness to sensuality that is not, uh, that's not stifled by some quasi puritanical element.

You know what I mean?

Like, so like, like people, you know, and I know that, you know, even like Catherine works on this herself, you know, like we, when we're hanging out with our friends in Berlin, it's like, they're all there.

I guess most of, yeah, the core friends there, they're all Polly, but, um, but they're, um,

the way that they express themselves around each other, like giving each other massages and things like that.

It's like, they're very open to it.

It doesn't mean that they're going to sleep with each other at all, but it's like, but the, the threshold to sensuality as friends and like loving each other as friends is, is open.

And they know, they know that line, you know, I mean, it's, you know,

And it feels safe.

And so you trust, you know, so like, so for instance, like Catherine, like my friend Yetta was massaging me because she's like a chronic massager and so am I. And so like, we're kind of like in our crew of friends, we're like the healer people, you know?

So we're always like talking and we're like, hey, come over here.

And then like, yeah, I'll get your shoulders or I'll get your feet or whatever.