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This episode appears to be unrelated to the Cult of Psyche podcast content, focusing on explicit sexual discussion. The speaker describes their experience with a partner who squirts during sex, discussing the practical challenges it poses.
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The episode does not appear to feature any guests or discussions related to the Cult of Psyche podcast's typical topics, such as tarot, mythology, or occult elements. The speaker's conversation is focused solely on their personal experience with a partner who squirts ▶ 0:00.
The episode continues the pattern of exploring personal experiences and desires, although it does not fit with the typical themes of the Cult of Psyche podcast. The speaker's discussion of their experience with a partner who squirts suggests that they value honesty and openness in their relationships, even if it means discussing uncomfortable or messy topics.
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It's hot the first time, but then actually when you date one and you you have sheets in your [ __ ] bed and you have to change the [ __ ] sheets like I only have enough [ __ ] sheets. It's like so I told her I like she's had to start bringing her own towels and [ __ ] Like like I I'm not going to be buying new sheets every [ __ ] time she squirts because I don't want to sleep on
that [ __ ] Like it was wet. It was It was wet and I can't sleep on that. So every time that we will just have sex, she will [ __ ] squirt and then all of a sudden it's like, oh, like I just want to go to sleep. And then now we have to change the whole [ __ ] [ __ ] So it's like it's sexy in theory, but then in practice you're like, okay, like I want
to go to sleep, [ __ ] And this [ __ ] bed is soaked.
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