Sober Sex
19 Jun 2025 · 1 min
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Dallas Bragg and a guest argue that deliberately having bad sex can reset unrealistic expectations. A few minutes of disappointing sex won't break you, and surviving it proves that everything will be fine.
Dallas Bragg and a guest argue that deliberately having bad sex can reset unrealistic expectations. A few minutes of disappointing sex won't break you, and surviving it proves that everything will be fine.
There's so many expectations that we put on sex.
Yeah.
That sometimes you just need to have a really bad fuck. Yeah, just like, just like destroy every single expectation that you have. And just, just like, just like it lasts 5 minutes and it's not good. Right? Right. Just for you to look at yourself and be like, you know what, I'm okay. I didn't die. Yeah, I'm still the same person. Everything is gonna be fine.
Yep. That's right. That's right. Because many people have the opposite reaction. You know, they have the bad sexual encounter and they say, I'm never— they start lamenting and say, well, I'm never going to enjoy sex again. So they either stop having sex altogether, or of course they'll go back in and relapse too, because they think they're never going to have Tina sex again, right?
