HeyJaredCan I Borrow Your Skin
Can I Borrow Your Skin is a conversational culture and lifestyle podcast exploring self-support, fetish identity, and relationships through the lens of people of color.
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Sex as a spectrum (opens the original)
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We are looking at dominance, penetrance, and encoding of trait when it comes to sex. Is there any linkage to gender and how we use OVA2 and eye color to demonstrate that there may be
Fun with toys (opens the original)
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Sex is a collaboration...sometimes that collaboration can be made better with implements
Self discovery (opens the original)
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Welcome to Sexual Health Awareness Month. Week one we are discussing self discovery and why masturbation is your friend. Masturbation is good for your mental and physical health
Lettuce talk (opens the original)
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Horrible pun, but I laughed so shrug My editing was so bad because I re-recorded so many times so forgive me, but you got to know my greenery... ok I'll stop but only if you jump in these comments, like, subscribe, save, and share
Community Gardens (opens the original)
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Gardens are an amazing addition to neighborhoods. Do you know some of the gardens near you? Here are some in Detroit: Little Detroit Community Garden on Montclair Shipherd Greens Community Garden on Agnes North Cass Community Garden on W. Willis Keep Growing Detroit Farm on Orleans St Palmer Park Urban Educational Garden on Merrill Plaisance Eden Gardens on Glenfield Ode Orchards Community Garden on Clairmount
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