• 57: Tough Love & No Bullshit: Sex Education, Relationships, and Empowerment with Dakota Ramppen

  • Oct 25 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
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57: Tough Love & No Bullshit: Sex Education, Relationships, and Empowerment with Dakota Ramppen

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  • This week, I sat down with sexuality educator Dakota Ramppen to talk about all things relationships, empowerment, and sexuality. Dakota opens up about her journey from teaching sex-ed to pre-teens to working with adults, and why she believes that empowering parents can create a lasting, positive generational impact. We dive deep into the awkward but crucial world of sex education, discussing why communication, mutual understanding, and self-discovery are at the heart of any strong relationship. Dakota also sheds light on the importance of exploring fantasies and desires with your partner—no shame, no fear. Key Takeaways: The evolution of Dakota’s career from teaching kids to empowering adults Navigating love, sexuality, and relationships through tough love and honesty Why self-discovery and open communication are key in relationships Exploring fantasies and desires in relationships without fear or judgment CTA: Join us in the Ditch the Ick Facebook Group for more real talk and community support! Plus, don’t miss out on our Feral Fall Girl Book Club—we’re reading Flawless by Elsie Silver. Tune in on October 31 at 7:45 PM EDT for our next discussion. Let’s dive into these swoon-worthy fall reads together! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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