E183 Ask Nick - Strap Ons & Love Triangles
People are sometimes nervous to talk about what turns them on in the bedroom, but letting your freak flag fly doesn't have to be an awkward conversation with the right person, as we discuss with our first caller. Our second caller approaches the concept of threesomes while being in a monogamous relationship, while our third caller knows how Nick feels about "friends with benefits" but has a question for him to try and find out if her situation is different. Lastly we speak with someone who has put herself in a love triangle between two friends and is trying to navigate how to make sure everyone knows what happened in the past, and what is happening now.
"Own the things you like, someone will love you for it."
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